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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Every day, first responders and veterans experience some of the country's highest rates of substance abuse, depression, and suicide. CBS 58 was joined by Alexia Touboul, the executive vice president of operations at TTC Healthcare to talk about coping skills for first responders.
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