Co-Founder of Firstline Wellness and has an avid dedication to enhancing the well-being and mental health of frontline workers. With over a decade of specialized experience in first responder mental health and wellness, she holds a master’s degree in forensic psychology from Nova Southeastern University. Nadia specializes in suicide prevention, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and trauma informed organizational support, uniquely tailored for frontline professionals.

She was a driving force behind the creation and implementation of the Miami Police Department’s Peer Support Program. Where she led the development of departmental orders and standard operating policies and procedures. Her efforts also encompassed member recruitment, trainings, critical incident stress debriefings and overall team management.

Over the years, Nadia has played a critical role in the support and management of hurricane mobilizations, large-scale special event operations, protest demonstrations, State and FEMA deployments, officer-involved shootings and more. In addition to her expertise and educational background, Nadia has immersed herself in the culture and language of first responders, thus allowing her to cultivate a comprehensive and compassionate approach in providing exceptional support and guidance to those who serve on the frontlines.

Co-founder of Firstline Wellness. She holds a master’s degree in forensic psychology with a specialization in First Responder and Veteran Trauma. A Miami native, Janeisy has over 10 years of experience working with law enforcement and first responders. She has played a critical role in responding to major critical incidents, including mobilizations for hurricanes, protests, and special operation assignments. She has led the tactical psychological response to on-duty incidents such as death of coworkers and children, officer-involved shootings, and other high-stress events.

While pursuing her master’s degree, Janeisy was instrumental in the development and implementation of the Miami Police Department’s Peer Support Program, managing every aspect from recruitment and training to the creation of policies and procedures. Her work ensured alignment with collective bargaining agreements, state laws, and psychological best practices, all while considering the unique cultural dynamics of law enforcement. Her commitment to mental health and wellness extends beyond first responders, as she recognized the value of peer support in all professions, which ultimately led to the founding of Firstline Wellness.
Outside of her professional life, Janeisy is dedicated to community engagement, frequently organizing events that strengthen relationships between first responders and the communities they serve. She is also a devoted mother of two, passionate about travel, and values quality time with her family.