Christopher Lujan

Christopher Lujan is a dedicated Behavioral Health Clinician with a rich educational and professional background. He earned a Master’s degree in Addiction Counseling from Grand Canyon University and a Master’s in General Psychology from the University of Phoenix. Christopher has also completed specialized training in Substance Use and Traumatic Brain Injury at the University of North Dakota, focusing on alcohol and drug treatment modalities, human development, and general counseling. He is a Certified Behavioral Consultant, a Crisis Prevention Intervention (CPI) instructor, and holds a certification as an Autism Informed Professional (ASDI).

Specializing in autism, Christopher brings a focused and compassionate approach to his work. Since moving to Southern Oregon in 2015, he has been inspired by Rogue Community Health’s (RCH) growth and development, particularly in mental/behavioral health services, addiction treatment, and community supportive care. Christopher’s decision to join RCH was motivated by his desire to contribute to an organization that is actively expanding its impact on the community.

Christopher believes in the potential for everyone to achieve a better quality of life and recovery from substance abuse and mental health challenges. He holds the philosophy that we can learn something from anyone at any time, reinforcing his commitment to inclusive and open-minded care.

Outside of his professional life, Christopher enjoys golfing and fishing, activities that allow him to escape and reset. Above all, his greatest personal interest is making time to connect with his family, both collectively and individually.