SAFRE, First Responders PSN with Eric Stephenson
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We met Eric Stephenson of FRPSN First Responders Peer Support Network. www.FRPSN4U.org Eric talks with us about the start, the mission, the success and the desire to serve. There are options for help these days which is amazing. If you struggle with metal health don't be scared to reach out for help from these guys over at North Carolina Peer Support Network. https://www.ncffps.org Look for a show coming soon with representatives from both organizations.
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