Trenton Fedrick has worked in the Human service field since 1992. He has earned a Master of Clinical Psychology from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology, and a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology. He is also a Certified Alcohol and other Drug Counselor (CADC).

Over the last 30 years he has worked in every facet of human services. He has worked as a consultant advising CEOs of NFP human services organizations and assisted with licensure of 18 substance use disorder programs in the state of Illinois and writing policy and procedures for the programs. He worked for the District of Columbia’s department of health as the manager of its 13.5-million-dollar Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) monitoring and distributing dollars for Washington, DC, Southern Maryland, Northern Virginia, and West Virginia. He interned as therapist at Indian Health Care in Tulsa, Oklahoma working with the Indigenous population. He was a facilitator with Bill Green in his Communiversal Project for CADC certification and taught as an adjunct faculty at Kennedy-King College, Governor’s State University and the Chicago School of Professional Psychology.