Community Counseling

Getting Started

Eligibility for participation in our Community Counseling Program extends to individuals across various segments of the military community. This includes:

• Active-Duty Service Members - All Branches
• Civilian Expeditionary Forces
• Spouses
• Families
• Children
• Recruits

How to get started with Community Counseling:

1. Schedule an Appointment: Contact the Community Counseling Program office and speak to a professional about scheduling an appointment with a mental health clinician.

2. Assessment: A Community Counseling Program clinician will conduct an intake assessment which typically involves a structured evaluation designed to identify an individual's needs, concerns, and goals regarding their mental health and well-being.

3. Counseling Services: Following your initial assessment, you and the clinician will identify appropriate services.

4. Case Management Services: If individuals or families are working with multiple providers and managing multiple systems, our staff and clinicians are available to assist you.

5. Referral Services: Our staff will help you to identify other services to meet your specific needs for those beyond what is offered at the Community Counseling Program.

Counseling, Services, and Support

The Community Counseling Program utilizes a holistic approach to support individuals, children, couples, and families. Our clinicians provide solutions designed to meet your specific needs in the following areas:

• Relationship Concerns
• Work Stressors
• Life Stressors
• EAS/PCS and Challenges Related to Transition
• Grief and Loss
• Sadness
• Worry
• Deployment Cycle Stressors and Reintegration
• Adjustment
• Crisis Intervention
• Sleep Hygiene
• Parent-Child Communication

Connecting with a Counselor