Mental Health and Wellness Services

Counseling
Dr. Tyson Radons
Dr. Tyson Radons. Psy.D. (Virtual or In-Person- Greenwood Village, CO)
drtyson@tfrwellnessgroup.com
(720) 336-0601

Dr. Tyson Radons serves as the Director of Wellness Servicesfor the Colorado Fraternal Order of Police, where he focuses on expandingaccess to confidential, culturally-informed mental health support for lawenforcement professionals and their families.

Before becoming a Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Radons servedfor more than 13 years with the Vancouver Police Department in roles thatincluded field training officer, mental health officer, acting sergeant, andsupervisor within the Crisis Negotiator Unit. His years in policing gave himfirsthand insight into the pressures, trauma exposure, moral injury, andcumulative stress that can shape the lives of those who serve.

After witnessing exceptional officers struggle in silencefollowing critical incidents, often with support systems that failed tounderstand the realities of the profession, Dr. Radons left policing to pursuea doctorate in clinical psychology at the University of Denver. His goal was tobecome the kind of clinician law enforcement professionals could trust: direct,practical, confidential, and grounded in a real understanding of the job.

Dr. Radons specializes in working with individuals andcouples navigating trauma, chronic stress, burnout, relationship strain,identity disruption, and the psychological toll of service-oriented,high-stress careers. He has worked as an in-house clinician for a police agencyand as a wellness specialist and crisis consultant for the Denver Department ofPublic Safety. In this position, he was responsible for wellness programdevelopment, training, peer support team supervision and crisis interventionfor multiple agencies.

Now, as Director of Wellness Services for the Colorado FOP,Dr. Radons is committed to helping members access care that respects theculture of law enforcement while providing meaningful psychological support.Officer wellness is officer safety. Support is here. Reach out and together youcan figure out the next step.

"Always confidential. No ceremony. No red tape. I workfor you.” - Tyson

Dr. Cari Cornish
Dr. Cari Cornish, Psy.D. (Virtual or In-Person- Broomfield, CO)
Dr.cari.cornish@gmail.com
(303)887-1194

Dr. Cari Cornish is a licensed psychologist and public safety expert with over twenty years of experience in helping responders build resilience and improve their lives. Her approach is described as warm, direct, and a little irreverent, highlighting her belief that therapy should be practical, impactful, and based on evidence. Grounded in behavioral science, Dr. Cornish specializes in wellness, stress management, and risk reduction, creating clear and actionable strategies for lasting growth. Her expertise extends to consultation on crisis management and deescalation, critical incident debriefing and defusings, wellness visits, de-escalation strategies in critical situations, and addressing issues like PTSD, burnout, and compassion fatigue, which are prevalent among first responders

As a powerful advocate for responders, Dr. Cornish distinguishes herself through her previous experience as an in-house psychologist for a medium-sized law enforcement agency, where she spearheaded wellness program development and seamlessly integrated psychological services. This unique vantage point has provided her with invaluable firsthand insight into the profoundly important work undertaken by first responders and the distinctive challenges they encounter. She not only understands the acute stressors associated with high-pressure situations but also appreciates the insidious, long-term effects these demands can have on mental and emotional health. This intimate understanding informs her approach, ensuring that her interventions are relevant, respectful, and genuinely effective in promoting psychological well-being within this deserving population. Dr. Cornish is committed to empowering first responders to not only survive but thrive in the face of adversity, fostering a culture of wellness and resilience within the responder community.

Kimberly Beckman Farinelli, PsyD, MA
(Virtual or In-person options - Littleton and FOP office in Westminster)
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
drkim@kimbeckmanpllc.com
Cell:
303-253-2435
Dr. Kimberly Beckman Farinelli is a licensed clinical psychologist who offers therapy, consulting, training, and assessment services. She specializes in suicide prevention, assessment, intervention, and postvention; grief and loss, with a focus on post traumatic growth; trauma exploration and recovery; life transitions; relational and family challenges; work and career stress; anxiety and depression. She employs an active, direct, and collaborative therapeutic approach that integrates relational modalities, cognitive behavioral interventions, positive psychology, narrative approaches, solution-focused interventions, and value-based work to foster insight into behavioral and relationship patterns, build effective coping strategies, and promote lasting change and personal growth. If clinically indicated, Dr. Farinelli may use manualized, evidence-based interventions. She has worked with a wide variety of clientele and has a particular interest in supporting first responders, law enforcement personnel, veterans, and their families. In addition to her therapeutic work, Dr. Farinelli has training and experience with conducting comprehensive psychological assessments and forensic evaluations. She teaches a doctoral level course at The University of Denver in suicide prevention, assessment, and intervention. She also offers consultation services related to clinical risk and enterprise risk management initiatives. Her big passion is education around suicide and mental health, as well as intervening and supporting suicide survivors and those struggling with suicidal thoughts and behaviors. Prior to working full-time in private practice, Dr. Farinelli had a successful 15-year career in upper management at a large community mental health center. From this experience, she brings critical knowledge of large-scale organizational systems and change management, serious and persistent mental illness, and clinical risk (suicide and violence) prevention, assessment and intervention. Dr. Farinelli also worked for many years at a corporate consulting firm, where she led the forensic psychology team. The work comprised conducting customized organization-wide training, violence risk assessments, workplace investigations, and collaborating with employee assistance programs (EAPs).
First Responder Wellness Specialist
Susie Zavala, LCSW
Cell: 720.312.1576
susie.zavala@nicolettiflater.com
Susie Zavala, LCSW, is a clinician, educator, and advocate for holistic wellness in the first responder community. With a Master's in Social Work and experience as a National Fire Academy instructor, she combines academic knowledge with operational expertise to support organizational wellness, trauma-informed care, and workforce mental health. As both a firefighter and peer fitness trainer, Susie specializes in peer support, critical incident response, resilience-building, and individual counseling using a generalist approach.
Counseling services for any Colorado Police Officers and other emergency responders.
Therapy Process Group for Substance Abuse (Emergency Responders only).
Resources and referrals for emergency responders in areas including but not limited to trauma, substance abuse, and other addictions/issues.
EMDR & Counseling
Individual: depression, anxiety, sleep disturbance, stress reduction, grief, self-care, self-esteem, boundaries, spiritual or religious issues, trauma, PTSD, women’s issues and severe mental illness.
Relationship & Couples: pre-marital counseling, couples counseling, communication skills, boundaries, co-dependency, conflict resolution and financial issues.
Growth Oriented: career counseling, spiritual growth and personal development.
First Responder Wellness Specialist
Knoel Hendrick
Cell: 303.916.5192
hopechristiancounselingco@gmail.com
Website:
hopechristiancounselingco.com
Knoel’s main approach to therapy is Christian counseling.  She feels God has truly called us to thrive, but life happens.  She wants to help you to thrive again.

Knoel earned her undergraduate degree in Social Work from Auburn University. She earned her Master’s degree from Southern University at New Orleans. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with nearly 30 years of experience in the field.  She has a diverse background in the field of social work. She has worked in a pediatric office in behavioral health, juvenile detention, foster care, specialty mental health clinics, special education, leadership development and hospice. Her most recent experience outside of private practice was in a trauma department in a hospital during Covid. Knoel currently works with individuals, couples and groups.

Knoel utilizes CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy), DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy), EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) and Christian counseling.
Fascial Counterstrain

Fascial Counterstrain is a precise, gentle Manual Therapy that can resolve pain and dysfunctions by releasing trapped inflammation in the body’s connective tissues. This technique diminishes pain, restores flexibility and posture, promotes tissue health, restores normal muscle tone, and optimizes anatomical function.

Willy is a physical therapist with more than 30 years of experience and training in hands-on approaches to treatment. Since 2014, that focus has been on developing his expertise in Fascial Counterstrain. He saw immediate positive outcomes in individuals who have failed to find relief or resolution from complicated and challenging health issues after seeking multiple traditional treatment paths.

Family and Functional Medicine

 Debra Martin

FNP-BC ABAAHP
Board Certified in Family and Functional Medicine
ascendintegrative@gmail.com

Dedicated wellness provider focused on promoting officer wellness, resilience, and long-term health goals, within the FOP profession—where stress, fatigue, and physical demands are constant—my goal is to promote both physical and mental well-being.

Debra Martin, FNP-BC, ABAAHP, is a highly skilled healthcare professional with a strong foundation in both traditional and integrative medicine. She is dedicated to empowering her patients, combining her extensive knowledge and personalized approach to help them achieve lasting health, longevity, beauty, and wellness goals.  She brings extensive experience in trauma care, integrative health, and Primary care /Internal medicine, along with specialized certifications in hormone optimization and peptide therapies. She completed her Fellowship in Functional Medicine with Anti-Aging Metabolic Medicine (FAAMM) through A4M.

- Education: Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Nursing from the University of Central Florida and advanced training as a Family Nurse Practitioner at the University of Colorado.

- Professional Expertise: Adjunct Faculty member at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, certified in trauma care, Integrative, and Family Medicine.

- Certifications: Board Certified Family Medicine, certified in Hormone optimization and Peptide therapies, and in Functional Medicine with Anti-Aging Metabolic Medicine (FAAMM) through A4M.

Outside of clinical practice, she is passionate about community service volunteering on mission trips to Peru. She enjoys traveling, hiking and spending time with friends & family, she is passionate about giving back to the community.

FOP Preferred Wellness Provider

Virtual and in-person options: Littleton and FOP office in Westminster

*Direct Primary Care

*Functional Medicine

*Hormone Optimization

*Peptide Therapy

*Weight Loss

*IV therapy

Holistic Health

Lea Rowley
Holistic Health Recovery Specialist

Phone: 720-317-9421
Website

Lea has a passion for helping people achieve greater states of excellence. With extensive training as an acupuncturist, herbalist, yoga educator, Eastern-trained nutritionist, and advanced skincare specialist, Lea blends time-honored healing traditions with the latest Western technologies to deliver powerful, lasting results.

She proudly serves individuals, first responders, corporations, and municipalities across Colorado, bringing wellness directly to where it’s needed most. Her mobile and on-site services include ear acupuncture and chair massage, while the wellness center offers a calming space for private and semi-private ear acupuncture, stress and trauma recovery treatments, and a full array of spa therapies designed to reset the body and mind.

Coming Soon: red light therapy, hyperbaric chambers, float tanks, full-body acupuncture, and physical therapy.

Her mission is simple: to make healing, recovery, and self-care accessible, restorative, and transformative for every client she serves.
Hydrogen & Oxygen Inhalation
  • Supports brain recovery, clarity, and focus
  • Calms the nervous system to reduce stress and improve sleep
  • Supports inflammation reduction and whole-body recovery
Compression Therapy
  • Reduces swelling, soreness, and muscle tension
  • Improves circulation and lymphatic flow
  • Relieves fatigue and promotes physical relaxation
Red Light Therapy
  • Reduces muscle and joint pain
  • Supports inflammationreduction and tissue repair
  • Boosts cellular energy for faster recovery
In-Patient/Out-Patient Rehabilitation Services

Dr. Sachi Ananda

Ph.D., LMHC, MCAP

FHE Health, Preferred Partner of FOP
for Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care

The National Fraternal Order of Police (NFOP) has made the national behavioral treatment center FHE Health its primary provider of choice. (Read the announcement here https://fherehab.com/news/fhe-health-and-fraternal-organization-of-police/) This move signifies the NFOP’s strong commitment to the mental health and wellbeing of its more than 346,000 members, at a time when America’s police officers and families are suffering from disproportionately high rates of PTSD and other mental health conditions:
• 30 percent of first responders—namely, police officers, fire fighters and EMS personnel—will develop a behavioral health condition like PTSD as a result of their job.
• The number of cops who took their own lives in 2017 was three times that of the number of cops who were killed in the line of duty, according to a 2018 USA Today report.
• The rate of attempted suicide among first responders is steadily increasing to more than 10 times the national average.
Shatterproof

About FHE Health

Within this network, FHE Health is a primary provider of choice for members with intensive behavioral health needs and for their immediate family members. Here are some unique features of FHE Health that are helping us to prioritize the mental health needs of our members in Colorado:
• Expedited access to high-quality and affordable inpatient care, via FHE’s specialized treatment program for police officers and first responders (known as “Shatterproof”).
• Peer support groups consisting exclusively of police and other first responders (because these achieve better treatment outcomes for police and first responders).
• A focus on job security and retention, by taking client privacy very seriously and utilizing union affiliation and best practices.
• Trauma-based therapies that address PTSD and trauma-related mental health conditions.
• Neuro treatments that therapeutically target areas of dysfunction in the brain and speed the recovery process— so that our members can get back to helping their families and communities faster.

About Shatterproof at FHE Health

Shatterproof at FHE (formerly Florida House Shatterproof) employs evidence-based therapies, innovative medical care, and a comprehensive wellness program to address symptoms of PTSD, among other mental health conditions. The goal is to help police and first responders successfully manage their condition and/or achieve life-long recovery from drugs and alcohol.

Shatterproof is designed to help patients overcome specific obstacles and increase their ability to manage emotions during stressful situations without turning to self-medication. FHE’s medical team works to customize a care plan that treats the underlying issues that contribute to substance use disorders and other mental health conditions. Patients in the program meet with therapists whose experience is specialized to meet their treatment needs.

FHE’s evidence-based, holistic treatment approach addresses every individual’s physical, neurological, mental, social, emotional and spiritual well-being. The program also utilizes a peer-support group model— to improve outcomes by placing patients in a therapeutic setting where they are among their peers. This also allows patients to feel more comfortable sharing and processing sensitive experiences.

About Shatterproof at FHE Health

As Director of “Shatterproof,” Dr. Sachi Ananda, Ph.D., LMHC, MCAP, is responsible for providing clinical direction to FHE Health’s specialized treatment program for first responders. Her #1 goal in her job is to help first responders return as soon as possible to their roles as public servants in their communities and families.
Massage Therapy

Pam Cline, owner of Terra Element Massage, has been practicing massage therapy full time for nine years and specializes in helping first responders and the general public find relief through therapeutic massage focused on wellness, relaxation, injury prevention, and emotional balance. Her work is rooted in compassion, understanding, and a deep respect for the physical and emotional demands placed on those who protect and serve, as well as individuals seeking to heal, restore, and maintain their bodies.

When she’s not working with clients, Pam enjoys life outdoors with her two daughters and her rescued husky-mix dogs. Her hobbies include rock climbing, training, spending quality time in the outdoors, and watching documentaries—interests that reflect her curiosity, balance, and commitment to whole-body wellness.

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Micro Current Neurofeedback Specialists

Mindful Wellness
Micro Current Neurofeedback Specialists

Phone: 720-612-4601
Website
Scheduling

Jen Pagani and Jill Vega bring more than 15 years of healthcare experience each to their work with IASIS Micro Current Neurofeedback (MCN), a gentle, noninvasive neurotechnology that supports the brain’s natural ability to self-correct. By using an ultra-low electrical signal in direct response to the client’s own brainwaves, MCN helps interrupt patterns created by chronic stress, trauma, or neurological strain. Sessions are typically 20 to 30 minutes, making MCN easy to fit into even the busiest schedules. This process encourages improved balance, adaptability, and neuroplasticity, allowing the brain to function with greater clarity and ease.

Jen and Jill serve individuals, families, and a wide range of first responders across Colorado, including firefighters, EMTs, dispatchers, crisis workers, and public safety personnel. Their Lafayette and Westminster offices offer a calm and confidential setting for sessions. Many clients seek MCN for support with sleep challenges, chronic stress, concussion symptoms, emotional reactivity, cognitive fatigue, and difficulty winding down after high-intensity situations.

Because MCN works with the brain rather than forcing it, the effects are gentle, cumulative, and naturally integrated. Clients often report deeper sleep, clearer thinking, reduced irritability, improved stress tolerance, and an overall sense of steadiness in both mind and body.

Jen and Jill are committed to making nervous system regulation accessible, restorative, and transformative for every client they serve, especially those who dedicate their lives to helping others.