​​Building Community through Peer Support, Education, and Research
About Me
Welcome! I’m Tracy Windsor, a community research partner, peer support aficionado, and passionate supporter of mental health initiatives.
My work is informed by my experiences as both a service user and provider, a perspective that allows me to bridge gaps between research, real-world application, and community impact.
My Misson
I’m committed to fostering meaningful change and building strong, supportive communities through peer support, research, and education. By centering diverse voices and lived experiences, I work to ensure that every stage of my work—from defining research questions to delivering training—empowers individuals and creates lasting impact.
What I Do
I offer a range of services that empower communities, support mental health, and bridge gaps in understanding
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Mental Health First Aid Training: Providing practical, compassionate training to equip individuals and communities with the skills to support mental health and well-being.
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Peer Support Core Competencies Training: I deliver training focused on the core competencies of peer support, emphasizing empathy, active listening, and resilience.
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Public Speaking: I engage audiences through talks and workshops on mental health, peer support, and community-focused research, fostering understanding and encouraging meaningful conversations around these essential topics.
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Community Research Partner: I collaborate with communities to design and evaluate research that centers on lived experiences and diverse voices. From co-developing research questions to translating findings into actionable insights, my approach is participatory, ethical, and focused on positive change.
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