Mary Lujan, LPC

09/02/2026

08/21/2026

Don’t attack me! I’ll make you work on your trauma! 🤪😂

08/13/2026

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08/12/2026

It’s such an honor to teach with Jill Higgins Newman and to represent Warrior’s Rest Foundation . Our First Responders risk their lives to protect us, let’s make sure they have the tools to be resilient. Thank you Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training for having us out. Contact Warrior’s Rest to get more information on their “Understanding Su***de in First Responders” class.

08/11/2026

Every season brings new challenges. If we’re willing to learn from them, the previous season’s storms prepare us for the storms we have yet to encounter. Thank you Jackie for showing us the power of resilience.

08/11/2026

See you in Ada!!! ❤️

08/05/2026

Only a few spots remain. Sign up now!

– Understanding Su***de in First Responders

Date:
August 11, 2026 | 9:00am - 5:00pm

Location:
Ada, Oklahoma (CLEET Campus)

Host:
Warrior’s Rest Foundation

Course Description:
This one day course is designed for first responders who face repeated trauma and are expected to carry it without pause. Participants will explore the real factors driving su***de risk, including chronic stress, hypervigilance, substance use, and cultural barriers to seeking help. Through interactive discussion and real-world application, this training introduces practical tools to recognize warning signs and have direct, life-saving conversations. Attendees will learn to apply the CCDR model to respond with confidence and connect others to appropriate care. This isn’t about theory—it’s about equipping those who protect others to also protect themselves and their own.

To Register:
https://www.warriorsrestfoundation.org/event/understanding-su***de-in-first-responders-1-day-course-ada-ok/

07/27/2026

Join us at CLEET on August 11th!

Last week, Warrior's Rest Foundation was honored to bring our Understanding Su***de in First Responders training to Oklahoma City.

This incredible group invested in expanding their knowledge and strengthening their skills in su***de prevention, intervention, and postvention—equipping themselves to better support their own well-being, their peers, and the communities they serve.

These conversations aren't always easy, but they are essential. Healing begins when we have the courage to talk openly, recognize the warning signs, and know how to respond.

Our next training will be August 11 in Ada, OK (CLEET). Visit the Training tab on our website to register and learn about upcoming opportunities: www.warriorsrestfoundation.org

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