Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy: Building Hope and Resilience

Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy: Building Hope and Resilience

In this episode of The Modality Podcast, presented by Pinnacle Peak Recovery. Guest Angeleena Francis from A Mission for Michael joins to explore Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy (CTR). Discover its roots in CBT, key differences from other approaches, the three-phase process for fostering personal growth, evidence of its effectiveness, and inspiring success stories from clinical practice. Ideal for clinicians and those interested in innovative mental health modalities. To learn more about A Mission for Michael, visit: amfmtreatment.com If you know someone in need of treatment for addiction, trauma, or mental health, contact Pinnacle Peak Recovery. pinnaclepeakrecovery.com

Non-Diet Nutrition with Manda Radulovic, RD: Healing Food Relationships

In this episode of The Modality Podcast, presented by Pinnacle Peak Recovery. We welcome Manda Radulovic, RD, with five years in public health, clinical eating disorder care, and weight-inclusive practice. Manda employs a non-diet, Health at Every Size framework to guide clients toward intuitive eating and self-compassion. We discuss strategies for overcoming hormonal imbalances, such as PCOS, fostering body neutrality, and supporting athletes in adopting sustainable nutrition. Tune in for practical insights on breaking free from diet culture. To learn more about Manda's practice, visit: www.faynutrition.com [https://www.faynutrition.com] If you know someone in need of treatment for addiction, trauma, or mental health, contact Pinnacle Peak Recovery. www.pinnaclepeakrecovery.com [https://www.pinnaclepeakrecovery.com]

Managing OCD: Meg Ilges on Relationship & Pure O with ERP, ACT, CBT

In this episode of The Modality Podcast, presented by Pinnacle Peak Recovery, we sit down with Meg Ilges, M.Ed., LPC, to explore Relationship OCD and Pure O OCD. Meg shares how these lifelong conditions, with Pure O's hidden mental compulsions, can be managed using Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). With compassion and expertise, she empowers clients of all ages to face their fears and live value-driven lives. Whether you're seeking help or supporting someone with OCD, this episode offers hope and practical insights. To learn more about Meg's practice, visit: www.calmocd.com [https://www.calmocd.com] If you know someone in need of treatment for addiction, trauma, or mental health, contact Pinnacle Peak Recovery. www.pinnaclepeakrecovery.com [https://www.pinnaclepeakrecovery.com]

Leading with Resilience: Molly Johnson on Therapy for Women in Leadership

In this episode of The Modality Podcast, presented by Pinnacle Peak Recovery, we sit down with Molly Johnson, LMFT, to talk about her specialized work with women in leadership roles. Molly shares the unique emotional and psychological challenges faced by women in high-powered positions—and how therapy can be a vital space for processing the stress, isolation, and pressure that often come with these roles. She highlights the importance of body-based approaches, especially somatic experiencing, to help clients reconnect with themselves, release stored tension, and lead from a grounded place. This episode offers valuable insight for clinicians working with high-achieving women, and for any woman in leadership seeking deeper balance and resilience. To learn more about Molly's practice visit: https://convergencetraumatherapy.com [https://convergencetraumatherapy.com] If you know someone in need of treatment for addiction, trauma or mental health visit: www.pinnaclepeakrecovery.com [https://www.pinnaclepeakrecovery.com]

Disarming OCD: Colter Bloxom on Exposure and Response Prevention

In this episode of The Modality Podcast, presented by Pinnacle Peak Recovery, we sit down with Colter Bloxom, LPC, to explore Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP)—a highly effective therapy for treating OCD, phobias, and anxiety disorders. Colter breaks down how ERP works, why it's so effective, and what clients can expect from the process of confronting fears and resisting compulsive behaviors. With clarity and compassion, Colter explains how ERP helps rewire the brain's fear responses and empowers clients to build resilience through discomfort. Whether you're a therapist looking to implement ERP or someone exploring treatment for anxiety, this episode offers an evidence-based approach to reclaiming control. To learn more about Colter's practice visit: www.thrivetherapyphx.com [https://www.thrivetherapyphx.com] If you know someone in need of treatment for addiction, trauma, or mental health visit: www.pinnaclepeakrecovery.com [https://www.pinnaclepeakrecovery.com]