Tracey Pacheco Medeiros's guest appearances

Tracey Pacheco Medeiros

TalkWithME

Short Takes on Suicide Prevention

Joseph Franklin

Justin Miller

Jon Lee

Jennifer Johnson

John Ferguson

Megan Burns

Harriet Lerner

Joseph Ellis

Jerry Reed

Robert Hansen

Gary Brown

Nino Cipri

Mark Hennessy

John Robison

Steve Sullivan

OwlTail

Annmarie Matulia

I went to Annmarie and Tracey's website, A Voice at the Table, and the banner shows a winter scene, bare trees in the snow. Then I started editing the recording that Adam did of these two wonders during the 2018 Bridging the Divide conference her in Denver. Listening to these two felt like coming in from the cold and sitting at the table in their kitchen. Laughing and talking big subjects and enveloped in warmth and fine company. Listen to this podcast and immerse yourselves in the power of the human spirit.

I went to Annmarie and Tracey's website, A Voice at the Table, and the banner shows a winter scene, bare trees in the snow. Then I started editing the recording that Adam did of these two wonders during the 2018 Bridging the Divide conference her in Denver. Listening to these two felt like coming in from the cold and sitting at the table in their kitchen. Laughing and talking big subjects and enveloped in warmth and fine company. Listen to this podcast and immerse yourselves in the power of the human spirit.

Making Room for Voices All Around with Annmarie Matulia and Tracey Pacheco Medeiros

Tracey is living proof that a person who has attempted suicide can change, heal, recover and live a life very much worth living.  For the past 7 years, Tracey has been working in a community health care agency in southeastern MA as a Certified Peer Specialist.  The people she listens to and advocates for are people with substance abuse and mental illness.  She also serves as one of the adult helpers at her local teen center.  She is a trainer of several suicide prevention and bereavement support programs.  And she loves motorcycle riding! In April 2017 Tracey was awarded 3rd prize in the annual Paul G. Quinnett Lived Experience Writing Contest of the American Association of Suicidology.  That month she also released her first book, or written conversation as she calls it, Embracing Imperfection: The Healing Journey of a Suicide Attempt Survivor, available on Amazon. Follow Tracey Pacheco Medeiros on Twitter @TraceyMedeiros2

Tracey is living proof that a person who has attempted suicide can change, heal, recover and live a life very much worth living. For the past 7 years, Tracey has been working in a community health care agency in southeastern MA as a Certified Peer Specialist. The people she listens to and advocates for are people with substance abuse and mental illness. She also serves as one of the adult helpers at her local teen center. She is a trainer of several suicide prevention and bereavement support programs. And she loves motorcycle riding! In April 2017 Tracey was awarded 3rd prize in the annual Paul G. Quinnett Lived Experience Writing Contest of the American Association of Suicidology. That month she also released her first book, or written conversation as she calls it, Embracing Imperfection: The Healing Journey of a Suicide Attempt Survivor, available on Amazon. Follow Tracey Pacheco Medeiros on Twitter @TraceyMedeiros2