Angela Martin, MS, MA, LPC

Angela Martin, MS, MA, LPC Licensed professional counselor serving first responders, veterans, and military personnel across Wyoming.

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06/10/2026

Definitely me πŸ˜…

This was one of the most enjoyable and meaningful symposiums I've attended in my professional career thus far! The topic...
06/09/2026

This was one of the most enjoyable and meaningful symposiums I've attended in my professional career thus far! The topics covered, the speakers who informed and educated us, the resources provided, the organizers who connected all of us and planned every detail so thoughtfully, everyone who made the experience possible, and the invaluable camaraderie and connection that developed during the in between moments were the complete package. A fellow attendee I was fortunate enough to connect with conceptualized it as feeling more like a retreat than a symposium and that was a perfect way to describe it πŸ™ŒπŸ»

I'm grateful for the entire experience and appreciate the efforts of everyone who made it possible. It was an honor to witness the personal stories that were shared and to walk alongside first responders, fellow clinicians, and every other professional in the room while we learned, laughed, grew, became inspired, and maybe even confronted some hard truths together. I look forward to attending again in the future and to applying what I've gained from the experience to further support my clients and advocate for first responder health and wellness ❀️‍πŸ”₯

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 out of 5 stars...will become a better clinician here again πŸ˜€

🚨 Attention 2026 Mental Wellness Symposium Attendees 🚨

A Letter of Gratitude to Our Attendees, Vendors, Presenters, and Staff

As I sat Friday morning with a cup of coffee, I found myself thinking about what an incredible experience this year’s First Responder Center for Excellence Mental Wellness Conference truly was.

I thought about the outstanding presentations that challenged us to think differently and inspired us to do better. I reflected on the thoughtful conversations in hallways, meeting rooms, and over meals. I smiled as I remembered reconnecting with friends and forming many new friendships. I thought about the after-hours events filled with laughter, camaraderie, and genuine connection.

Most of all, I thought about the people who made it all possible.

To our attendees, thank you for investing your time, energy, and passion into improving the health, wellness, and safety of those who serve. Your engagement, questions, ideas, and willingness to share your experiences are what make this conference so meaningful. You are the reason we gather.

To our presenters, thank you for your expertise, preparation, and commitment to advancing our profession. The knowledge and lessons you shared will continue to impact first responders long after everyone has returned home.

To our vendors and sponsors, thank you for your partnership and support. Your commitment to serving the first responder community helps make events like this possible and provides valuable resources, services, and solutions for those on the front lines.

To our staff and FRCE Board, thank you for the countless hours spent behind the scenes. While attendees often see only the finished product, I know the dedication, hard work, and attention to detail required to create an event of this magnitude. Your efforts did not go unnoticed. Thank you for caring.

Most importantly, thank you to every person who attended. I see you! I see your commitment to making a difference in your organizations and communities. I see your passion for improving the lives of first responders. I see your willingness to learn, share, and collaborate.

For that, I offer my sincere and humble gratitude.

My cup is full.

As I traveled home, we secured a location for next year’s conference. We are already excited about what lies ahead and look forward to sharing more details in the coming months.

Until then, thank you for being part of this mission, part of this team, and for being a difference-maker.

Thank you for your friendship, your support, and your dedication to those who serve.

We are stronger together.

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06/09/2026

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we often mistake slow progress for no progress. but many of the most important changes in life happen gradually, one day at a time.

06/06/2026

Thrive Fear-driven mental health protocols may be teaching first responders that honesty is more dangerous than silence.

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06/06/2026

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Read πŸ‘πŸ» that πŸ‘πŸ» again πŸ‘πŸ». Self-gaslighting amidst sh*tty experiences doesn't actually stabilize or strengthen us and it ...
06/05/2026

Read πŸ‘πŸ» that πŸ‘πŸ» again πŸ‘πŸ». Self-gaslighting amidst sh*tty experiences doesn't actually stabilize or strengthen us and it doesn't stimulate growth in the long run. It conditions us to be intolerant of our own emotional experiences and thus become emotionally unsafe to ourselves within our inner worlds. Learning how to acknowledge emotional pain and discomfort, be honest with ourselves about how much it sucks, then build the capacity to compassionately hold space for ourselves while we fortify our ability to tolerate the emotional pieces of our own humanity is the money shot. That's where we begin to establish safety within our own minds and bodies. That's where we begin to genuinely stabilize and secure ourselves. That's where we begin to grow with authenticity and intention.

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05/18/2026

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For all of my fellow mental healthcare providers out there 🫢🏻
05/13/2026

For all of my fellow mental healthcare providers out there 🫢🏻

05/06/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and a reminder that taking care of your mind is just as important as taking care of your body.

Mental health awareness is about changing that. It’s about breaking the stigma that says you have to β€œtough it out.” It’s about creating space for honest conversations. And it’s about making sure those who serve others know they are supported, seen, and never alone.

This month, we encourage you to check in on yourself, your team, and your loved ones. A simple conversation can make a lasting impact.

Together, we can build a culture where asking for help is a sign of strength.

04/17/2026

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