CO-FOUNDER

Born and raised in Reno, NV, I’ve dedicated my life to service and readiness. I served in the U.S. Army with two deployments to Iraq in 2003 and 2005 and now work as a police officer in a local department. During my career, I served on the SWAT team for over 7 years and as a Sniper for 5.

I’m passionate about sharing the lessons I’ve learned from the military, law enforcement, and life. Fitness and mental resilience aren’t just vital on the range or in the field, they’re essential for everyday challenges. My goal is to equip you with the skills, mindset, and confidence to protect yourself, protect others, and be a trusted asset to your community.

CO-FOUNDER

Born and raised in Reno, NV, I’ve always felt a responsibility to serve the community that shaped me. Since 2019, I’ve had the privilege of doing exactly that—four years on patrol beside my teammate Gabe, and now as a Patrol Training Officer, Critical Incident Negotiation Team Lead, and Range Instructor. Service, discipline, and accountability aren’t just part of my job—they’re the values that drive me.

At Precision Resilience, my passion is helping others grow through the same pillars that have shaped my own journey: strong firearm fundamentals, functional fitness, and a resilient mindset. I believe in building the whole person and pushing past limits with purpose. If you’re here, it tells me you’re ready to step into that same standard—a resilient, relentless, ALWAYS ready mind and body. You bring the drive; I’ll help you build the skill and confidence to match it.

CLINICAL DIRECTOR

Justine attended University of Nevada, Reno where she obtained her bachelor’s degree in human development and Family Studies and her master’s degree in counseling and educational psychology. She is licensed in the state of Nevada as a Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC), Licensed Clinical Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LCADC), and is a licensed supervisor for interns obtaining their license as an alcohol and drug counselor. Justine has worked in various settings as a clinician including Child Protective Services, a women and family homeless shelter, adolescent mobile crisis response team, early childhood trauma treatment, and state mental health facility.

Justine recently worked for the Reno Police Department in a co-responder model with law enforcement where she is partnered with police to respond to mental health emergencies in the community. Justine has a passion supporting first responders, their spouses, and children and has transitioned to private practice so that she is able to further assist those who work tirelessly for the community they serve. Justine is trained in treating postpartum mood disorders and enjoys providing play therapy for children under 8 years old and dynamic therapy for children and adolescents. 

Justine is currently in her PhD program for counselor education and supervision where she is writing her dissertation titled Culturally Competent Counseling for Law Enforcement: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of Police Officers’ Lived Experiences. The goal is for the document to serve as a toolkit for clinicians to be better prepared to serve law enforcement based on their experiences, their needs, in their own words. Justine is dedicated to providing the best quality care to a community that gives their all and finds it her mission to be the one that helps the helpers.

DIRECTOR OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND CLIENT ADVOCACY

Megan Sula Rix is a licensed master-level social worker with over 18 years of experience in education and human services, with a strong focus on at-risk populations and mental health support. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in English, two teaching credentials, and advanced training in social work, allowing her to bridge educational and clinical perspectives in her practice.

Megan has worked across diverse settings supporting youth, families, and vulnerable communities. Her professional background includes working at the Reno Police Department in the Victim Services Unit, where she provided crisis intervention, advocacy, and support to individuals impacted by crime and trauma. She currently serves as a high school social worker, where she is dedicated to promoting student well-being, resilience, and access to mental health resources.

As the wife of an Army veteran and first responder, Megan brings both professional expertise and personal insight to her work. She is deeply passionate about mental health advocacy, particularly for veterans, first responders, and those exposed to chronic stress and trauma. Her work is grounded in compassion, collaboration, and a commitment to empowering individuals to heal and thrive.

STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT MANAGER

Cayci Froidevaux is a public safety professional with experience spanning emergency services, public administration, and policy advocacy. She currently serves as a Public Safety Dispatch Supervisor with the City of Reno, where she began her career as a Dispatcher in 2019 and has led operational, personnel, and organizational initiatives since 2023 as a Supervisor. 

Cayci holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a Master of Public Administration from the University of Nevada, Reno, where she developed a strong foundation in organizational leadership and public-sector management, complemented by earlier work in Student Affairs and an internship with the Washoe CASA Foundation.

Growing up in San Diego, she developed a deep gratitude for military members and the sacrifices they make for our nation. Her mom was a probation officer with San Diego County for over 20 years and ultimately inspired her to become a public servant. Her professional mission centers on expanding access to trauma-informed services, strengthening interdisciplinary partnerships, and advancing state and federal policy initiatives that support recognition, funding, and long-term infrastructure for those who serve in emergency response and military roles.