Peak Sports Psychiatry Podcast

About Peak Sports Psychiatry Podcast

Hosted by Dr. Mark Allen and Dr. Tommy Horn, the Peak Sports Psychiatry Podcast explores the intersection of mental health and sport. Through conversations with athletes, clinicians, and advocates, each episode highlights stigma, performance, and the evolving role of psychiatry in athletics. Whether you're an athlete, provider, or supporter, this show offers insight, connection, and action.

Publisher

Dr. Mark Allen, Dr. Tommy Horn

Category

health & fitness

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

23 May 2025

Latest episode

21 Jul 2026

Latest episodes

19 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   21 Jul 2026

   Behind the Championship: Sports Psychiatry with Dr. Derek Suite

   Season 3 begins with Dr. Derek Suite, a pioneering sports psychiatrist and mental performance strategist who works across professional basketball, football, hockey, and soccer. Fresh off a championship season with the New York Knicks, Dr. Suite joins Dr. Mark Allen and Dr. Tommy Horn for a behind-the-scenes look at sports psychiatry at the highest levels of competition. They discuss the importance of trust and relationships, the many roles of an embedded psychiatrist, and how performance concerns involving sleep, confidence, or competitive stress can open the door to deeper conversations about mental health. Dr. Suite also explores the distinction between mental performance and clinical care, responding to crises in high-profile environments, helping athletes separate who they are from what they do, and the vital roles of culture, identity, spirituality, and human connection. This conversation captures both the art and science of sports psychiatry and the importance of seeing every athlete as a complete human being, not simply a performer. If you enjoy the episode, follow the Peak Sports Psychiatry Podcast and share it with someone passionate about athlete mental health, sports medicine, or human performance.

2. 

   28 Apr 2026

   You’re Not Alone: The Power of Group Therapy in Sports | All Points North (Part 2)

   Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide and mental health struggles. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (U.S.)Sports shape culture — and culture shapes how we talk about mental health. In Part 2 of our conversation with the team at All Points North, we take a deeper look at one of the most powerful—and often overlooked—tools in athlete mental health: group therapy. Why does it work so well for athletes? It starts with one simple realization: you’re not alone. This episode explores how shared experience, vulnerability, and accountability can break through isolation and help athletes rediscover connection, identity, and purpose. We also discuss how group therapy complements individual and family work, and why creating psychologically safe environments is essential for performance. You’ll hear practical insights on: Building trust and communication within teams The role of coaches in shaping mental health culture Tools like daily emotional check-ins and “name it to tame it” Why mental health support should be seen as performance optimization We close with powerful advice for athletes who may be struggling in silence—and the message that help is not weakness, but strength. 🎙️ Featuring voices from All Points North and Peak Sports Psychiatry

3. 

   22 Apr 2026

   Breaking Barriers in Athlete Mental Health (Part 1) | ft. All Points North

   Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide and mental health struggles. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (U.S.)Sports shape culture — and culture shapes how we talk about mental health. In this special episode of the Peak Sports Psychiatry Podcast, we’re joined by an incredible team from All Points North (APN)—Courtney Messina, Ros Wilson, and former NFL player and coach Michael Wilhoite. This conversation also marks the beginning of an exciting partnership between Peak Sports Psychiatry and APN, as we collaborate to support athletes and high-performing individuals transitioning from higher levels of care into outpatient settings. In Part 1, we explore the often-unspoken challenges surrounding mental health in sport, including: The structural and cultural barriers that prevent athletes from seeking care The role of stigma, time demands, and confidentiality concerns Why trust is central to effective mental health support The impact of identity, performance pressure, and athletic culture How peer support and shared experience can unlock meaningful engagement in care Drawing from lived experience, clinical expertise, and work with elite athletes across professional and collegiate levels, this episode offers an honest look at what’s working—and what still needs to change. Part 2 will dive deeper into group therapy, practical strategies, and how to better engage athletes in mental health care.

4. 

   4 Mar 2026

   Eating Disorders in Sport | REDs, Sport Culture, and Recovery

   Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide and mental health struggles. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (U.S.)Sports shape culture — and culture shapes how we talk about mental health. In sport, the same traits we celebrate such as discipline, drive, pain tolerance, and relentless pursuit of improvement can also increase vulnerability to disordered eating. In this episode of the Peak Sports Psychiatry Podcast, Dr. Mark Allen and Dr. Tommy Horn are joined by two leading experts in eating disorders in sport: Dr. Riley Nickols and Becca McConville. Dr. Nickols is a sport and counseling psychologist, founder of MindBody Endurance, former director of the Victory Program, and a member of the USOPC REDs expert panel. Becca McConville is a sports dietitian, eating disorder specialist, REDs expert, and consultant to professional, collegiate, and endurance athletes. Together they explore the complex intersection of sport culture, performance pressure, and athlete mental health, and discuss how clinicians, coaches, and athletic departments can build environments where high performance and health coexist rather than compete. Topics covered include: • Why athletes are uniquely vulnerable to eating disorders• The role of perfectionism, sport culture, and social media• REDs (Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport) explained• Multidisciplinary treatment teams for athlete care• Safe return-to-sport decisions during recovery• Early warning signs coaches and clinicians often miss• How language and team culture influence athlete wellbeing As Dr. Allen notes during the episode: “High performance should never require self-destruction.” Dr. Riley Nickols and Becca McConville host the 5th Annual Eating Disorders in Sport Conference: A Treatment Playbook for Providers. 📅 July 31, 2026🎯 Theme: Treating the Adolescent and Young Adult Athlete📍 Virtual conference with continuing education available Peak Sports Psychiatry listeners receive 20% off registration. Use promo code: Peak20 Register here: https://mindbodyendurance.com/sport-psychology/eating-disorders-in-sport-annual-workshop-26/ (https://mindbodyendurance.com/sport-psychology/eating-disorders-in-sport-annual-workshop-26/)

5. 

   17 Feb 2026

   How Sports Media Shapes Athlete Mental Health (with Celia Kohl, Versant)

   Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide and mental health struggles. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (U.S.)Sports shape culture — and culture shapes how we talk about mental health. In this episode of the Peak Sports Psychiatry Podcast, Dr. Mark Allen is joined by co-host Tim Maher for a thoughtful conversation with Celia Kohl, Senior Vice President of Strategy & Business Development at Versant and former NBC Sports executive. Celia brings a rare dual lens to the discussion: she’s both a media leader shaping how millions of fans experience sports — and a former elite athlete (Harvard rowing, Junior National Team) who understands firsthand the mental demands of high performance. Together, they explore: What rowing taught her about pressure, resilience, and shared responsibility The emotional adjustment many college athletes experience — especially during freshman year How sports storytelling influences public perception of athletes The behind-the-scenes role media rights and platform strategy play in shaping narratives Why golf may be one of the purest laboratories for understanding self-talk, frustration, and expectations How sports media can move from crisis-driven coverage to proactive normalization of mental health This episode dives into leadership, culture, performance, and the evolving role of media in shaping how we understand athlete well-being. Whether you're an athlete, clinician, executive, or fan, this conversation highlights where sports, strategy, and mental health intersect. _____________ This episode is brought to you by 43 Degree Sports, creators of a temperature-controlled hockey bag that kills up to 96% of harmful bacteria — helping athletes recover cleaner and perform better.

6. 

   9 Feb 2026

   Start Upstream: Why Primary Care Is the Front Line of Mental & Performance Health

   Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide and mental health struggles. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (U.S.) If you want better outcomes in mental health, you don’t start in crisis — you start upstream. In this episode of the Peak Sports Psychiatry Podcast, we’re joined by Dr. Anthony Lyssy, a concierge and functional primary care physician who has built his practice around proactive, preventative, and performance-oriented care for high performers, including elite athletes and executives. We explore why primary care is where mental health conversations actually turn into action — and how process, personalization, and purpose (“the why”) matter far more than reactive, box-checking medicine. Topics we cover include: Why primary care is the true front line of mental and performance health The “knowing vs doing” gap — and how to bridge it Process-oriented care vs outcome-only thinking Using data and wearables wisely (and when to step back) Healthspan, longevity, and getting 1% better over time How primary care, psychiatry, psychology, and performance teams work best together Lessons from elite golfers on discomfort, resilience, and grace This conversation is for athletes, clinicians, leaders, and anyone interested in what healthcare should look like when it’s done well — upstream, relational, and human. Sponsored by 43 Degree Sports Changing the game in athlete hygiene with temperature-controlled gear technology trusted by pros and parents across North America. 🎧 Subscribe, rate, and share if this episode resonates.

7. 

   2 Feb 2026

   Reach Out. Check In. Make Contact. | Rob Thorsen (HT40 & Shoulder Check)

   Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide and mental health struggles. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (U.S.) In this episode of the Peak Sports Psychiatry Podcast, we’re joined by Rob Thorson, Executive Director of Shoulder Check and the #HT40 Foundation, for a moving conversation about turning loss into action — and why prevention starts with everyday human connection. After losing his son Hayden in 2022, Rob helped launch Shoulder Check, a movement built on a simple but powerful idea: Reach out. Check in. Make contact. Rather than focusing only on awareness, Shoulder Check emphasizes behavior change — empowering teammates, peers, students, coaches, and communities to connect early, often, and authentically. The origin of Shoulder Check and the meaning behind HT40 Why peer-to-peer connection is critical in suicide prevention How teams and schools can bring this message to life on the ground The story behind the powerful “Lean On Me” arena moment Why everyone is qualified to help — not just professionals 🔗 Learn more: shouldercheck.org 📅 July 30 — Shoulder Check Showcase (Sacred Heart University) 🎧 Episode sponsor: 43 Degree Sports — creators of a temperature-controlled hockey bag designed to keep gear clean and game-ready.

8. 

   26 Jan 2026

   Rise, Fall, and Redemption: Montee Ball on Identity, Addiction, and Life After Football

   Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide and mental health struggles. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (U.S.).Rise. Fall. Recovery. Purpose After Sport. In this powerful episode of the Peak Sports Psychiatry Podcast, Dr. Mark Allen and Dr. Tommy Horn sit down with Montee Ball — former Denver Bronco, Wisconsin Badgers legend, Heisman finalist, and College Football Hall of Fame inductee — for one of the most honest conversations we’ve ever had on the show. Montee shares his full story, including the parts rarely discussed publicly: The pressure and flow state of elite performance Identity loss when the game ends Alcohol use, denial, and hitting rock bottom Legal consequences, accountability, and treatment Recovery, fatherhood, and rebuilding a life rooted in service This episode goes far beyond football. It’s about what happens after the cheering stops — and how athletes, especially young athletes, can be supported before they reach a breaking point. Montee also discusses: His recovery journey and 10+ years of sobriety Fatherhood and how becoming a dad changed everything His work in mental health advocacy and community service Launching the Game Plan Life Foundation to bridge athletes with mental health resources Dr. Allen and Dr. Horn explore the mental health landscape in college and professional sports, stigma in locker rooms, why performance and mental health are inseparable, and how earlier intervention could change outcomes for countless athletes. This is a conversation about accountability, resilience, second chances — and turning pain into purpose. 📌 Subscribe for more conversations at the intersection of sports, mental health, and performance Presented by 43 Degree Sports Changing the game in athlete hygiene with temperature-controlled technology trusted by pros and parents across North America.

9. 

   19 Jan 2026

   The New Sports Betting Era: Gambling Disorder, Integrity, and Athlete Protection with Dr. Timothy Fong

   Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide and mental health struggles. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (U.S.). Sports betting is everywhere — and for athletes, teams, and clinicians, the mental health implications are only just beginning to surface. In this episode of the Peak Sports Psychiatry Podcast, Dr. Mark Allen and Dr. Tommy Horn sit down with Dr. Timothy Fong, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at UCLA, co-director of the UCLA Gambling Studies Program, and one of the nation’s leading experts in addiction psychiatry and gambling disorder. Dr. Fong also serves as the team psychiatrist for the Los Angeles Lakers, offering a unique perspective on how gambling intersects with elite performance, integrity, and athlete well-being. Together, they explore: Why sports betting expanded so rapidly after 2018 and how increased access changes behavior Why gambling disorder is more common than many realize — and often mistaken for a “money problem” The three ways gambling impacts athletes: addiction, integrity, and online abuse How prop bets can dehumanize athletes and increase harassment tied to performance Why young athletes are particularly vulnerable in a culture where gambling is normalized What effective treatment for gambling disorder looks like, including why you don’t have to hit “rock bottom” to seek help How language matters: the difference between “losing” money and “spending” money This episode is not about banning gambling. It’s about education, prevention, and protecting athletes in a rapidly changing sports landscape. Resources mentioned in this episode:• 1-800-GAMBLER (24/7 support)• e-VIVE gambling education app• UCLA Gambling Studies Program If this conversation resonates with you — whether you’re an athlete, coach, clinician, or parent — consider sharing it with someone who might benefit. Presented By: Peak Sports Psychiatry and 43 Degree Sports — celebrating the athletes, mindset, and stories that move sports forward.

10. 

    12 Jan 2026

    Cocktails, Range Balls, and Life After the Tour with Steve Wheatcroft

    Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide and mental health struggles. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (U.S.).What happens when the game ends — or when performance no longer defines you?In this Season 2 premiere of the Peak Sports Psychiatry Podcast, Dr. Mark Allen and Dr. Tommy Horn sit down with Steve Wheatcroft, former PGA Tour professional (300+ starts), Korn Ferry Tour winner, author, and founder of the Mulligan Foundation.Steve shares a raw, deeply honest conversation about:- Life after professional golf and the identity void many athletes face- Why walking away from the Tour wasn’t the hardest part — not knowing who he was without it was- How depression and alcohol use quietly took hold post-retirement- The moment treatment helped him realize it wasn’t about drinking, but about identity- Why “this is what you do” is very different from “this is who you are”Steve also discusses the origin of his book Cocktails and Range Balls: One’s Too Many, Ten’s Not Enough, written not for himself, but for “him” — the athlete silently struggling. Within 24 hours of release, that person reached out asking for help.Now, through the Mulligan Foundation, Steve is building a life-stage mental health and transition pipeline for golfers — from youth sports through college, professional golf, and retirement.This episode is about golf, but it’s really about purpose, resilience, and what comes next — lessons that apply to every athlete, coach, and high performer.🎧 Listen, reflect, and share with someone who might need it.Learn more:• The Mulligan Foundation: https://themulliganfoundation.org/• Steve Wheatcroft’s book: Cocktails and Range Balls: https://a.co/d/aoZq8X2Presented By:Peak Sports Psychiatryand 43 Degree Sports — celebrating the athletes, mindset, and stories that move sports forward.

11. 

    18 Nov 2025

    Train Your Brain: Mental Skills for Golf and Life with Dr. Carly Hunt

    Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide and mental health struggles. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (U.S.). Golf may be the greatest mental game ever created — and this week’s guest proves it. In this episode, Dr. Mark Allen and Dr. Tommy Horn sit down with Dr. Carly Hunt, sport & health psychologist, former Division I golfer (Georgetown & Maryland), and author of Train Your Brain to Beat Chronic Pain. Together, they break down what separates good golfers from great ones — and why skills like trust, acceptance, and self-belief matter far more than swing mechanics. Carly shares: • The Think Box → Decision Line → Play Box routine every golfer should practice • How to handle nerves when your hands are literally shaking on the first tee • What to do when intrusive thoughts (“don’t shank this”) won’t stop • Why process goals beat score obsession • How social media pressure is reshaping the junior and college golf landscape • Her groundbreaking work in chronic pain, neuroplasticity, and mind-body training Whether you’re a competitive golfer, a weekend player chasing 79, or someone fascinated by the psychology of high performance, this conversation delivers practical tools you can use today — on and off the course. 🎧 Dr. Carly Hunt’s book: Train Your Brain to Beat Chronic Pain 🔗 Learn more: thinkbettergolf (https://www.thinkbettergolf.com/) Home — Present Mind Consulting (https://www.presentmindconsulting.com/home)This episode is brought to you by 43 Degree Sports — celebrating the athletes, the mindset, and the stories that make sports unforgettable.

12. 

    14 Nov 2025

    Australia's Playbook for Peak Performance with Dr. Samantha McLeod

    Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide and mental health struggles. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (U.S.). Australia is emerging as a global leader in athlete mental health—and in this episode, Dr. Mark Allen and Dr. Tommy Horn sit down with Dr. Samantha McLeod, one of the country’s top sport psychologists, to unpack why. Dr. McLeod shares her journey into sport psychology, the evolution of the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), and how Australia built one of the most integrated, athlete-centered mental health frameworks in the world. We discuss:• How community-first sport culture shapes athlete well-being• Why mental health and performance psychology must work together• The impact of social media on athlete performance and safety• What “Seek, Arrive, Maximize” means at The SAM Centre• Supporting neurodivergent high performers• Why psychological safety is essential for modern teams• What the U.S. can learn from Australia’s embedded model This global conversation is a powerful reminder that the future of high performance runs directly through whole-person care. Presented by 43 Degree Sports.

13. 

    9 Oct 2025

    From Campus to Clubhouse: Embedding Mental Health in Baseball & Beyond with Dr. Tess Palmateer

    Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide and mental health struggles. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (U.S.). “It’s scary as hell, but be vulnerable.” – Dr. Tess Palmateer In this episode of the Peak Sports Psychiatry Podcast, Dr. Mark Allen and Dr. Tommy Horn sit down with Dr. Tess Palmateer, the Mental Health Coordinator for the New York Mets. Tess shares her journey from being a collegiate volleyball player to pioneering mental health support in both college athletics and professional sports. The conversation covers how universal screening reduces stigma, the pressures of NIL and social media, the pivotal role of athletic trainers, and what it takes to sustain mental health across a grueling 162-game season. Whether you’re a student-athlete, a clinician, or simply passionate about sports and mental health, Tess’s insights offer practical takeaways for supporting athletes at every level.

14. 

    22 Sept 2025

    AI, High Agency, and Reinventing Sport Psychology with Dr. Alex Auerbach

    Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide and mental health struggles. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (U.S.).In this episode of the Peak Sports Psychiatry Podcast, Dr. Mark Allen and Dr. Tommy Horn sit down with Dr. Alex Auerbach, performance psychologist (NBA, NFL) and founder of Momentum Labs. Alex shares his journey from leaving a dream role with the Toronto Raptors to building a platform that makes mental skills training accessible to youth athletes everywhere. The conversation dives into: 🧠 How AI can support, not replace, human connection in sports psychology ⚡ The role of high agency in athlete performance 🏀 Cultural differences between the NBA and NFL on mental health 🌱 What the ideal youth sports experience looks like 🚀 The future of performance psychology and athlete wellness Sound bites from Alex: 👉 “I think a lot of growth is nonlinear.” 👉 “These athletes are humans first.” 👉 “Being present is a powerful mental skill.” Listen in for a fascinating conversation on where sports, psychology, and technology intersect.

15. 

    17 Sept 2025

    Playing the Long Game: Parents, Coaches, and Athlete Mental Health w/ Dr. Sue Schimmel and Maureen Breeze

    Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide and mental health struggles. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (U.S.). In this episode, Dr. Mark Allen and Dr. Tommy Horn sit down with Dr. Sue Schimmel and Maureen Breeze, authors of Playing the Long Game, to explore the critical intersection of mental health and sports performance. Together, they unpack the dynamics between athletes, parents, and coaches—highlighting the importance of resilience, communication, and psychological safety in youth sports. From technology’s impact on problem-solving to the role of listening over lecturing, this conversation offers practical insights for parents and coaches supporting athletes on and off the field. The discussion also spotlights the Coach-Athlete-Parent Project, an initiative designed to strengthen relationships and foster healthier team cultures. Key themes: How parental support can both empower and hinder athlete independence Why resilience and setbacks are essential for long-term growth Generational differences in parenting athletes today The impact of technology on youth development Building trust and boundaries between coaches and parents Whether you’re a parent, coach, or athlete, this episode will leave you with strategies to “play the long game” in supporting athletic and personal development.

16. 

    20 Aug 2025

    "You Can't Hide in a Race: Mental Health, Running, and Humor with Adam Boardman"

    Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide and mental health struggles. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (U.S.). In this episode of the Peak Sports Psychiatry Podcast, Dr. Mark Allen and Dr. Tommy Horn sit down with Adam Boardman, a former All-American cross-country runner turned therapist, to explore the intersection of sport, identity, and mental health. Adam shares how running shaped his sense of self, why athletes need therapists who truly understand their experiences, and how creativity (including a brief stint in stand-up comedy) influences his therapeutic approach. The conversation highlights the groundbreaking Marathon Medical Psych Program, which brings mental health support directly to endurance events, and emphasizes the power of cultural competence, sports metaphors, and humor in therapy. Whether you’re an athlete, clinician, or fan of sports culture, this episode offers fresh insight into rethinking mental health in athletics—not just to prevent illness, but to help people thrive. 🎧 Tune in and subscribe for more conversations at the intersection of sport and psychiatry.

17. 

    1 Aug 2025

    Kevin Morley – Inside the NHL: Mental Health, Injury Recovery, and Elite Athlete Care

    Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide and mental health struggles. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (U.S.). In this episode of the Peak Sports Psychiatry Podcast, Dr. Mark Allen and Dr. Tommy Horn sit down with Kevin Morley, Head Athletic Trainer for the Nashville Predators, to explore the evolving world of athletic training and the growing emphasis on mental health in sports medicine. Kevin shares his journey from collegiate to professional sports, offering rare insights into the vital role athletic trainers play in supporting both the physical and mental well-being of elite athletes. From creating safe spaces for personal conversations to collaborating with clinical psychologists and navigating the demands of an NHL travel schedule, Kevin highlights why a holistic approach to athlete care is essential. 🎙️ Topics Covered:🏒 Mental health’s role in athletic training🧠 How athletic trainers support overall athlete wellness🤝 Integrating psychological care within pro sports teams✈️ Travel challenges in professional hockey and their health impact🩺 Collaboration among sports medicine professionals💬 Kevin’s philosophy: “If you listen long enough, patients will tell you what’s wrong.” Whether you’re an athlete, clinician, or sports enthusiast, this episode sheds light on the teamwork and mindset needed to keep athletes performing at their best—on and off the ice.

18. 

    26 Jun 2025

    "Finding Your Wolf" with Dr. Heather Larkin | Peak Sports Psychiatry

    Dr. Heather Larkin discusses the mental health challenges athletes face, offering insights on building resilience and fostering open communication in this interview with the Peak Sports Psychiatry Podcast.

19. 

    23 May 2025

    Hilinski’s Hope & Mental Health in College Sports | Peak Sports Psychiatry

    Kym and Mark Hilinski, co-founders of Hilinski’s Hope, discuss their son Tyler's suicide and their mission to support student-athletes' mental health with Dr. Mark Allen and Dr. Tommy Horn in an interview.

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