We’ve brought together a remarkably diverse team comprising individuals with extensive experience across various professions, including the first responder community. This breadth of expertise has been instrumental in developing the most comprehensive program available for proactive and ongoing mental health care.
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Barry C. Toone is the Founder of 1st Watch Wellness, a leading provider of proactive mental health and wellness services for first responders. Barry is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame Law School and a former trial lawyer. Barry’s personal recovery journey and the life and experiences of his grandfather, a decorated World War II veteran, inspired the creation of 1st Watch. He now serves as the company’s Director of Professional Relations and dedicates himself full-time to fulfilling its mission.
Barry has been married to the incomparable Karen Wilding Toone for over 33 years, and together they’ve raised three children. He enjoys Notre Dame Football, reading, writing, and, above all, spending time with his children and grandchildren.
Stacy Sainsbury is a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist with over a decade of specialized experience supporting First Responders and Military personnel, demonstrating a profound commitment to this community. Her expertise lies in trauma therapy, and she predominantly utilizes an Internal Family Systems (IFS) approach. In addition to IFS, Stacy is trained in various therapeutic frameworks, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Mind-Body Bridging (MBB), Psychodrama, and Schema Therapy, among others.
Josh is a 24-year veteran of law enforcement and in his 7th year serving as the chief of police in a large Utah police agency. Josh has been a patrolman, K9 officer, SWAT member, undercover officer, and SVU detective, and has served in various leadership roles. He has extensive experience in complex, technical, and dynamic investigations, specializing in violent and sexually-based crime. While working as an officer, Josh earned his BS in emergency services management and his MPA, both from Utah Valley University.
Josh is a vocal advocate for first responders implementing wellness and mental health practices into their lives from the beginning of their careers until long after it has concluded. He has been the beneficiary of significant therapy throughout the past 6 years and considers helping others seek and find help the passion project of his lifetime.
Josh is the proud father of four amazing women and two defiant French Bulldogs. He enjoys hunting, fishing, travel, cycling (Police Unity Tour), and being a mediocre golfer.
Todd started his law enforcement career in 1996, serving as a Reserve Police Officer for the Klamath Falls Police Department. The following year, Todd was hired as a full-time Patrol Deputy at the Josephine County Sheriff’s Office. Due to funding challenges at Josephine County, Todd transitioned to the Grants Pass Police Department in 2000. Over the years, Todd held a variety of roles and ranks within the department, showcasing his versatility and leadership abilities. Notably, Todd served as a K9 Handler, Field Training Officer, Crisis Negotiator, Patrol Corporal, Sergeant, and Criminal Investigations Lieutenant, and ultimately ascended to the position of Police Captain before his retirement in 2023.
Beyond his professional achievements, Todd finds fulfillment in his family life. He resides in Rogue River with his wife of 25 years and their two children.