We have Grand Prairie Police Dept clinicians; Courtney Runnels & Emily Mourik joining us to discuss the difficult task of being co-responders. We discuss building wellness programs, clinicians responding & interacting in the field, leadership and overall wellness in todays episode.

Our guest today is Mike Mette with Chicago Police Dept, Chicago PD FOP and National FOP Wellness team member. Mike has a ridiculous story of being a cop one day and in prison the next. Join us to hear his heart wrenching story of his journey back to being a Chicago cop and becoming the wellness advocate that he so passionately demonstrates daily.

No One Fights Alone 100th episode!!!! This episode is Austin & Brad back visiting again about life and recent events. They talk about the current anxiety that election year brings and encouragement of sticking to keeping yourself healthy during this time.

Rob D and Brad invite Jorge "Iceman" Trevino on the podcast to tell his story of the many times he faced certain death only to have it thwarted by some fateful event. The "Iceman" shares his time of using/abusing alcohol along with contemplating suicide. The "Iceman" talks about his time at Chateau and the impact the people at Chateau had on his life.

John & Johnny join Austin & Brad for to discuss the impact of a first responder career in discussing stress, trauma and suicide.

Nicole Ferry, Special Agent with the CSX Railroad Police Department, joins us to discuss to shed light on the critical issues of mental health, suicide, and resilience by sharing her amazing story.

Rob D is back and having a open conversation about June being Men's Mental Health Month. The talk goes from Chateau reunion to self care to suicide.

Liz Pol: Chicago Police Dept & Founder of Resilient Heroes joins us to talk about suicide. Suicide is a difficult conversation and Liz has taken this on as her life passion. Liz has started a non-profit that serves the first responder community to help lower the suicides in our community.

We invited Capt. Matt Bloesch into the NOFA studio to tell us his incredible story of losing his father at a young age. Matt is a full time Law Enforcement Captain in California whose dad was killed in the line of duty by an accidental discharge of a weapon. Matt talks about loss and his turning to alcohol as a mechanism to ease his pain ultimately coming to grips with his dependency on alcohol. Matt also discusses the impact that Concerns of Police Survivors has had on his career, personal life and now his passion.

Tami & Paul Gilman are a law enforcement couple that has had many hardships and obstacles to overcome to have a marriage they enjoy. Join us as they tell their story