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Firefighter mental health is no longer a silent crisis. In this powerful and deeply personal conversation, Kyle Hartfield of Inland Empire TMS sits down with Chief John Crater, a veteran firefighter of over 30 years, to talk about the emotional toll of life on the front lines — and how Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) helped change his life.

From battling PTSD, sleep deprivation, and anxiety to reclaiming his relationships, career, and purpose, John shares his raw and unfiltered journey. This episode isn’t just about one treatment — it’s about a whole new approach to mental health for first responders, firefighters, and men across the country who are silently struggling.

💥 If you're a firefighter, first responder, or anyone navigating trauma, this conversation is a must-watch. You are not alone.

🎯 KEY TAKEAWAYS:
– How 30+ years in the fire service impacted John's mental health
– The breaking point: PTSD, anger, and emotional burnout
– Exploring new tools: from counseling to retreats to TMS therapy
– What is TMS and how does it work?
– The sleep breakthrough: how John started sleeping through the night
– The emotional toll on families — and how healing helps everyone
– Fatherhood, sobriety, and the journey to wholeness
– Why the Firehouse Family Retreat was born

🔗 RESOURCES:
👉 Learn more about Inland Empire TMS: https://inlandempiretms.com
👉 Learn more about Firehouse Family Retreat: https://www.thefirehousefamily.org

👉 Schedule a free consultation with Inland Empire TMS: https://inlandempiretms.com

📣 LET’S TALK:
💬 Are you a firefighter or first responder who’s struggling with mental health?
Comment below or reach out privately. There is hope. You are not broken — and you don’t have to face this alone.

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