Dec 30, 2022

Tracie Halcrombe featured amongst Top 33 Inspirational Women
LaGrange, Georgia Dec 29, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - https://online.pubhtml5.com/nplsp/qjqr/#p=1
As an advocate for mental health and suicide prevention, Tracie Halcrombe is making strides to help end the stigma associated with mental health. As a loss survivor of suicide, her mission is to shed light on early intervention and encourage the masses to become trained in Mental Health First Aid. Joy Inside Tears Non-profit Organization provides resources, advocacy, support, counseling, and educational training throughout Georgia and nationally through global networking. Mental illness and suicide have become recognized as global crises and must be identified as such. Early intervention is key to more successful outcomes and recovery. No one should suffer in silence.

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