SgtQ, also known as Aaron Quinonez, is a Marine Combat Veteran, successful entrepreneur, and award-winning NPO founder with a proven track record of healing veterans from the effects of war and preventing suicide. He received multiple awards for his work in the veteran space, including the Distinguished Veterans Service Award from the Department of Veterans Affairs, Seattle's Hometown Hero Award from KIRO7 News, and a Superior Award from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

As the CEO and Founder of QActual, which has been clinically proven to be a profound success, with a 90% reduction in readmittance to emergency departments for suicidal ideations. The app's unique design and focus on peer-to-peer support sets it apart from other programs, and the daily wellness check feature allows for better control of mental health.

"Doc Jess," also known as Jessica Burgans, is an Army Combat Medic Veteran (hence the "doc Jess"), and Army Lioness. During her two years deployed with the United States Army, she witnessed tragedies involving gruesome deaths, amputated limbs, and decapitation, along with having to fight on the front lines of the Iraq War with Infantry Men as a documented and trained Lioness.  She began to find hope and healing from a variety of mind-body-spirit therapy programs. During Jessica's journey of healing, she states, "God opened doors that made no human sense" as she pursued her bachelors degree and master's degree that led her to becoming a Licensed Mental Health Counselor. 

Jessica has facilitated group counseling, individual counseling, marriage counseling, family counseling, parenting classes, marriage classes, and private school facilitator courses.  Jessica is eager to help others find the redemption and recovery she found in her journey through healing.