As a retired Police Patrolman and Marine Corps Veteran, I work passionately as a First Responder Recovery Coach to help First Responders all over the United States find their path to healing. From treatment to aftercare, I help individuals find the way to thrive in their recovery using lived experience.
I work within the National Marine Cops League and the Department of New Jersey Marine Corps League, as well as various non-profits, that covers suicide awareness, suicide prevention, mental health, and substance use within the First Responder Community.
I offer several placements and guidance towards treatment while additionally educating individuals on recovery practices and navigating the daily life of a First Responder in active recovery. My goal is simple: to offer guidance through each individuals recovery process and working together to make sure that process shows successful outcomes.
Placements I offer and work towards are as follows:
Approaching each individual with empathy and compassionate care by someone who has lived through the trauma and recovery process.
As a retired Police Officer and Veteran, I understand the struggles and stigma attached to wanting help, getting help, and becoming better. We don't do this alone, we can't do this alone.
I passionately and whole-heartedly understand everything that comes with finding the right plan towards recovery. I take these approaches with everyone I come in contact with that wants to find their recovery.