On this episode of the 4 Peaks Parents Podcast, we’re joined by Jeff Hittner, founder of Ambitious Dads executive coach, leadership expert, entrepreneur, and father to two amazing boys. We discuss why so many dads are unprepared for the hardest and most important job they will ever have and how Jeff has made it his mission to help fathers move from overwhelmed to prepared, intentional, and ready to lead. To learn more about Jeff’s work and the Ambitious Dads mission, he can be reached at https://www.ambitiousdads.com/

On this episode of the 4 Peaks Parents Podcast, we’re joined by Liz Reitman, Co-founder of Other Parents Like Me, who shares how her family’s struggles led to the creation of a deeply supportive parent community. This heartfelt conversation explores the power of connection, healing, and the life-changing relief of knowing you’re not alone. This episode is a reminder that even in our hardest moments, connection can change everything. To learn more about Liz and Other Parents Like Me visit their site: https://oplm.com/

On this episode of the 4 Peaks Parents Podcast, we’re joined by Brian Dolan, a therapist and life coach who specializes in helping individuals break free from gambling addiction. He shares essential insights, practical tools, and warning signs parents need to know especially as gambling behaviors increasingly take root in young people through online gaming, sports betting, and social pressures. To reach out to Brian directly please visit: www.briandolancounseling.com/

On this episode of the 4 Peaks Parents Podcast, Scott Apgar from Choice House joins me to discuss the shift from temporary solutions to meaningful, enduring recovery. Together, we unpack why long term support is essential and how families can build a pathway that sustains change. A powerful conversation for parents seeking clarity, stability, and hope. To reach out to Scott directly please email him at scotta@choicehouse.com and to learn more about Choice House go to: https://choicehousecolorado.com/

On this episode of the 4 Peaks Parents Podcast, I’m excited to speak with Kelley Joyce, a seasoned career coach and founder of The Truth at Work, who brings both her corporate expertise and her own personal journey through burnout & recovery to the table. Kelley works with professionals and young adults alike to help them rebuild confidence, rediscover purpose, and re-enter the workforce after challenges like mental-health struggles or addiction recovery. In this conversation, we’ll explore how to find direction again when life knocks you off course and what it really takes to create a sustainable, fulfilling career after crisis. To learn more Kelley & to explore working with her please visit her website: https://thetruthatwork.com/

On this episode of the 4 Peaks Parents Podcast, I am joined by Sophia Vale Galano who is an author & a licensed therapist. We discuss how to approach conversations with your teen from a place of curiosity rather than control. Together, we explore how letting go of “fixing” creates space for genuine connection and meaningful dialogue. To connect with Sophia and learn more about her practice and new book be sure to visit her website https://sophiagalano.com

On this episode of the 4 Peaks Parents Podcast, I sit down with the incredible Casey Jacox — author of “Win The Relationship, Not The Deal,” nationally recognized keynote speaker, and host of the Quarterback DadCast. Casey & I dive deep into the real journey of fatherhood — the wins, the losses, the laughter, and the lessons that come from trying to be the best dads we can be. We get honest about the struggles, the self-doubt, and the importance of showing up as intentional (but imperfect) parents in today’s fast-paced world. If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to lead with heart — both at home and at work — this conversation is a must-listen.

👉 Tune in, laugh with us, and listen now and to learn more about Casey’s sales & leadership coaching check out his site: https://www.caseyjacox.com/

In this episode of the 4 Peaks Parents Podcast, I’m joined by Brandon Moffit, Executive Director & Co-Founder of Black Mountain Academy & Intrepid Young Adults, to talk about the tough balancing act in parenting—supporting your neurodiverse teen or young adult’s growth without micromanaging their journey.

Together, we discuss how parents can affirm progress, provide guidance, and create opportunities for independence—without being heavy-handed or controlling. If you’ve ever struggled to find the fine line between helping your child grow and trying to manage their every step, this conversation is for you. If you want to reach out to Brandon go to: https://theblackmountainacademy.com/