Jill is a graduate of the University of Dearborn with a Master’s in Criminal Justice and Administration and Northwestern University Police Staff and Command.  She has also received a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology from the Michigan School of Psychology. Jill is a retired police sergeant from the City of Southfield, with nearly 25 years of police experience to include time with the Detroit Police Department and the Wayne County Sheriff's Department. Jill has a passion to assist First Responders work through mental health struggles of everyday life as well as traumas from the job. In addition, Jill works with family members of First Responders to help them through their journey with their loved one.

Ashley received her undergraduate degree in psychology at Michigan State University. She graduated with her master’s degree in clinical psychology from the Michigan School of Psychology.  Ashley began her career as a trooper for the Michigan State Police in March 2016, where she still works as a sergeant assigned as a police psychologist for the Office of Behavioral Science. She also served as a commissioned officer for the Army National Guard Military Police. Ashley uses her experience in the military and law enforcement, as well as her experience growing up in a law enforcement family, to provide understanding, humanistic therapy to first responders and military veterans. She also received training in Gottnam Level I and II couple’s counseling, which she uses to assist couples navigating the demands of military and first responder careers.