Trelsie Cople is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Addictions Counselor (LPC, CAC II). Trelsie's practice focuses on helping both first responders and their families, working with individuals across the lifespan. Her practice strives to minimize both emotional and physical hurdles first responders might experience when seeking counseling services, so that they can receive the help that they deserve. Trelsie provides services to first responders from all disciplines including but not limited to: Police, Firefighters, Health Care Professionals, Emergency Medical Services, Alpine Rescue, Ski Patrol, and National Park Services. She approaches each client with empathy, understanding and openness. Trelsie genuinely wants to help first responders process events that they have seen, heard, or taken part in, to help them work through them and come out stronger. She wants first responders to know that they are no longer alone with their thoughts and having to worry about how these feelings might be affecting their job, family, and personal well-being. She wants to be a source of support and strength for first responders to allow them to excel in both their life and work.