Odyssey House Journals
Odyssey House Journals
176 Odyssey House Journals - Tracey Creno
176 Odyssey House Journals - Tracey Creno
176 Odyssey House Journals - Tracey Creno
Friday 10th January 2025
Unified Police Mental Health Detective Tracey Creno shares her experiences dealing with mental health crises and substance use issues in this gripping episode.
30 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Meet the Officer Saving Lives: Tracey Creno's Journey
Episode Overview
- Tracey Creno shares her journey from aspiring biologist to police officer.
- Insight into handling mental health crises and substance use issues.
- The importance of building relationships with those in crisis.
- Mental toll on officers dealing with critical incidents.
- Progressive changes in police departments towards mental health.
I wanted to be a biologist. I just happened to be watching cops on Christmas Eve and thought, 'I can do that.'
Get ready for an eye-opening episode of Odyssey House Journals with TV news legend Randall Carlisle and co-host Nicole Slack as they chat with the remarkable Tracey Creno, a Unified Police Mental Health Detective. Tracey, recently honoured as Officer of the Year, shares her experiences dealing with mental health crises and substance use issues in Millcreek, a suburb of Salt Lake City.
From responding to barricaded gunmen to helping those with suicidal ideation, Tracey offers a raw and honest look into the challenges and rewards of her job. She explains how a Christmas Eve TV show sparked her passion for law enforcement and mental health, leading her to earn a master's degree in social work. Tracey discusses the importance of building relationships with those she helps, often being their only support system.
She also touches on the mental toll such work takes on officers and the progressive changes in police departments towards handling mental health issues. This episode is packed with real-life stories, insights, and a touch of humour, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in addiction recovery and mental health. So, why not take a break and tune in?
You'll be inspired by Tracey's dedication and might even find some useful tips for dealing with similar issues in your own life.