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In this episode I talk to Joe Gorman, Peer Support Counselor and Alumni Coordinator of Frontline Foundations of North America. Joe is also a retired FDNY Firefighter, having served during times when New York City faced it's toughest challenges.
Joe talks about his journey through trauma to recovery and how FDNY evolved over the years, in both what the city expected of its firefighters and how they supported them.
Frontline Foundations is an extremely important organization that provides mental health services to veterans and first responders, with a focus on building a mind/heart connection and resiliency. Frontline is a non-profit and much of their important work is funded by small donations. Please consider supporting their mission at the link below.
Frontline Foundations Website
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Take care of yourselves, and each other.
Thank you for listening. Please don't hesitate to contact me at Twistedremedies.com
Take care of yourselves, and each other.
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