Div/Dept: Adolescent Substance Abuse Counseling Services (ASACS)
Service(s): Counseling
Description: Prevention counseling to address risk to adolescents who may or may not have initiated use of alcohol/drugs
Target Audience: 12-19 yrs of age, Student must have valid DoD ID
Schedule: Call for appointment and schedules
Contact Info: Kaiserslautern MS/HS DSN: 489-7541, CIV: 0631-536-7300/ Baumholder MS/HS DSN: 485-6432, CIV: 06783-6-6432, LRMC DSN: 486-6116, CIV: 06371-86-6116
Website:
http://www.asacs.org/
Div/Dept: Adolescent Substance Abuse Counseling Services (ASACS)
Service(s): Education Classes
Description: Utilize classroom education presentations to address negative trends among the adolescent to improve resilience and reduce risk
Target Audience: 12-19 yrs of age. Student must have valid DoD ID
Schedule: Call for appointment and schedules
Contact Info: Kaiserslautern MS/HS DSN: 489-7541, CIV: 0631-536-7300/ Baumholder MS/HS DSN: 485-6432, CIV: 06783-6-6432, LRMC DSN: 486-6116, CIV: 06371-86-6116
Website:
http://www.asacs.org/
Div/Dept: Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP)
Service(s): Counseling, Education & Screening
Description: The Counseling Services branch of the Army Substance Abuse Program provides evaluation and treatment for Soldiers presenting problems related to substance abuse.
Target Audience: Active Duty
Description: Provides services for government employees and military spouses for substance abuse related challenges. This program helps employees in identifying and resolving personal problems that may affect their job performance and well-being. The program also assists management in addressing productivity issues. Promotes installation work/life/wellness programs. Confidential assessments, problem identification, and short-term counseling/intervention. Referral for treatment and rehabilitation to appropriate community counseling/treatment resources. Follow-up services to aid an employee in achieving an effective readjustment to his or her job after treatment. Training and education for supervisors and employees about alcohol and drugs.
Target Audience: Family Members, Civilians, Retirees
Schedule: Call for information
Contact Info: Pulaski BLDG 2886 Wing B & C/ DSN: 493-1710, CIV: 0631-34061710
Service(s): Prevention Training & Education
Description: Provides Commanders, Unit Prevention Leaders (UPLs), Soldiers, DA civilians, contractors and family members the education and training necessary to make informed decisions about alcohol and other drug use, to provide commanders the resources and tools to meet their annual four (4) hours of alcohol and other drug awareness training requirement, and provide prevention tools to deter substance abuse.
Target Audience: Active Duty, Family Members, Civilians, Retirees
Schedule: Call for information
Contact Info: Pulaski BLDG 2886 Wing C/ DSN: 493-1710, CIV: 0631-34061710
Service(s): Analysis, Education & Training
Description: The Risk Reduction Program is a tool to help Commanders reduce high-risk behavior in their Soldiers. It is an efficient way of assisting Commanders in ascertaining and addressing high-risk behavioral problems and coming up with strong solutions. Provides a prevention-focused approach when dealing with personal problems and promotes focused and coordinated actions on the part of installation agencies and the chain of command in battalions with high risk profiles.
Target Audience: Commanders and Senior NCOs
Schedule: Call for information
Contact Info: Pulaski BLDG 2886 Wing C/ DSN: 493-1710, CIV: 0631-34061710
Service(s): Testing
Description: The program is a command program, composed of the soldier, the commander, the Unit Prevention Leader (UPL), the Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) staff, the Forensic Toxicology Drug Testing Laboratories (FTDTL), the Medical Review Officer, and the Staff Judge Advocate. The program has three primary goals. First, to deter soldiers from abusing drugs (including illegal drugs and other illicit drugs). Second, as a tool for commanders to assess the security, military fitness, good order and discipline of their commands. Third, to serve as a basis to take appropriate action, adverse or other (including referral for treatment), with a soldier based on a positive test result.
Target Audience: Active Duty and position mandated Civilians
Schedule: Call for information
Contact Info: Contact Info: Pulaski BLDG 2886 Wing C/ DSN: 493-1710, CIV: 0631-34061710
Div/Dept: Director of Emergency Services (DES)
Service(s): Emergency Response
Description: Emergency response and emergency referral can be provided through the Military Police 24 hours a day.
Target Audience: All DoD ID Card Holders
Schedule: 24/7 Operation
Contact Info: Any Emergency at 112, Military Police at 114, Fire Department at 117
Div/Dept: Mental Health Services (MHS)
Service(s): Screening & Counseling
Description: Individual Evaluations & Counseling: Counseling services are available to families with a focus on problems exhibited including depression, anxiety, psychiatric issues, deployment issues, and anger.
Target Audience: Active Duty, Family members, Civilians, Retirees
Schedule: Space Available
Contact Info: Landstuhl Regional Medical Center (LRMC)/ DSN: 486-7276 Adults/ 486-6037 Children, CIV: 06731-86-7276 Adults, 06371-86-6037 Children
