1 Supporting Soldiers, Civilians & Families – Active, Guard, Reserve and Retired G-1, Human Resources Policy Directorate Health of the Force Army Substance.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e Headquarters U.S. Air Force As of:1 The Role of the ADAPT/DR Program Manager in CoRC Your Name.

Advertisements

Army Health Promotion and Risk Reduction Campaign.

Enabling Substance Abusers 1.

Virtual Terrain Walk 1 & 2 Soldier Support Center 5 & 6 WAMC 4 Watters Center 3 Installation Chaplains Office.

Substance Abuse Program Overview for HQMC Behavioral Health Conference Marine and Family Programs.

Joint Substance Abuse Program Prevention, Treatment and Outreach (PTO) 1 SSgt Jessica Cunningham Prevention Coordinator.

HIV Screening and Testing for Survivors of Domestic Violence

The Application of Anthropology in Global Health Dept of Primary Care and Public Health, Imperial College, 3 rd Nov 2011 Dr Juliet Bedford.

Veterans Employment Toolkit Veterans in the Workplace Training Series This material was generated by Corporate Gray and The Burton Blatt Institute at Syracuse.

1-3-2 Back 1. State the responsibilities of the Commander, UPL, and observer. 2. Select from a list, responsibilities of the ADCO, PC, EAPC, CD, and MRO.

Jon Cappello PED3106-R University of Ottawa December 9 th, 2014.

ENLISTED DUIS BY GRADE AND FY GradeFY08FY09FY10FY11 E E E E E E E E84860 E93231.

Major Tremaine Sayles / DAAR-MD / SEPT 12 ARMY RESERVE SURGEON DEPUTY FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH Major Tremaine Sayles 20 SEPT 2012.

1 BRIEF NAME (ARIAL BLACK 36PT, ALL CAPS ) Arial, 20 pt Arial Black 36 Craig A. Spisak, Director 7 November 2006 TITLE Military Certification Mr. Tom Evans.

1. Program Authority Army Regulation Oct 2001 Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP)* * Formally known as Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Control.

Unit Risk Inventories Self Report Survey Information.

Ohio University Stats Located in Athens, Ohio 16,644 undergraduate students on the Athens campus High school class rank:Average GPA: -- top 16-44%

Water Services Trust Fund HIV/ AIDS, STD’s and substance abuse 8/29/20151.

1 Leader’s Substance Abuse Reference CD (Everything you ever wanted to know about the Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP))

TP1 Suicide Prevention: Taking Action- Saving Lives Suicide Prevention: Taking Action- Saving Lives.

2-1-2 Regulatory Requirements Enabling Learning Objectives 1.Select from a list the primary regulatory guidance used for biochemical testing. 2.Select.

The identification and treatment of physical and sexual violence among adolescents in a healthcare setting: The Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center By.

UNCLASSIFIED Suicide in the National Guard In 2009, 339 Warriors Killed in Action; 343 Suicides ● Between , US Suicide Rate Increased 1x per 100K;

Seafarers and HIV/AIDS Transport and Social Responsibility Transport Against AIDS HIV Prevalence at Sea Philippines Health Department (2003) found that.

The Future of EAPs: Some Ideas for Creating What We Want D.C. Chapter EAPA March 20, 2014 Lisa Teems U.S. Coast Guard EAP Manager.

KEY PERSONNEL BRIEFING

Funded by SAMHSA through the Garrett Lee Smith Campus Suicide Prevention Grant Program Cohort 1 and Cohort 3 ASU Campus Care

June 11, IOM, Reducing Suicide, 2002 Statement of Task w Assess the science base w Evaluate the status of prevention w Consider strategies for studying.

Florida’s Commitment to Suicide Prevention James R. McDonough Florida Office of Drug Control.

Peer Support in Law Enforcement. The Essence of Peer Outreach Support.

1 Purpose The program is designed to increase soldier and mission readiness, allowing Commanders to track soldier high-risk behaviors within their command.

Creating and Seizing Opportunities to Serve the Military Case Study: Air Force Clinical Training Project David Litts Associate Director, Suicide Prevention.

Healthiest Wisconsin 2010: A Partnership Plan to Improve the Health of the Public A Report of the State Health Plan Committee October 12, 2007.

Dave neilsen Deputy Director. Commitment, Knowledge and Services… The Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs (ADP) is committed to providing excellent.

Darrin Aiken – Program Coordinator Christopher Jackson – Prevention Training Specialist.

1 Stigma and Discrimination against PLHIV HAIVN Harvard Medical School AIDS Initiative in Vietnam.

1-3-1 The ASAP Enabling Learning Objectives 1.State the two major components of the ASAP. 2.Select from a list the mission of the ASAP. 3.State the location.

Virgil Boysaw and Sue Jenkins, Presenters.  Seeks to support recovery and wellness for all community members affected by substance misuse, not just those.

Army Suicide Awareness and Prevention Every One Matters! Every One Matters! Prepared by the Office of Chief of Chaplains & The Army G-1.

Improving Mine Safety and Health through Substance Abuse Prevention and Education Keeping America’s Mines Alcohol and Drug Free.

Army Health Promotion and Risk Reduction Campaign Army Health Promotion and Risk Reduction Campaign Overview Brigadier General Colleen L. McGuire Director,

Substance Abuse in the Workplace By: Branden Curtis.

ADI-Ky04 1 Care for people with dementia in an aging society Dr J. M. BERTOLOTE Management of Mental and Brain Disorders Department of Mental Health and.

Spearhead of Logistics! 1 UNCLASSIFIED US Army Transportation School Credentialing, Education, Certification and Licensing Initiatives.

Prevention activities Session 14 Global Youth Network Workshop Needs Assessment & Programme Planning.

ARMY SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM AR

Risk Reduction Program Enabling Learning Objectives 1.Select from a list the fourteen high-risk behaviors used in the Risk Reduction Program. 2.Identify.

1 Center Mission Statements SAMHSA ? CSAT Improving the Health of the Nation by Bringing Effective Alcohol and Drug Treatment to Every Community CMHS Caring.

Steps to a Drug-Free Workplace Resources to Help Employers and Small Mines Elena Carr, Drug Policy Coordinator and Director, Working Partners for an Alcohol-

Early & Appropriate Interventions for Child Abuse Prevention Nicole Huff, LCSW Chief Programs Officer ESCAPE Family Resource Center.

Name/Office Symbol/(703) XXX-XXXX (DSN XXX)/ address300800RJUN2011 UNCLASSIFIED 1 of 15 Family Advocacy Program Orientation Instructor Name.

Prevention of Sexual Assault

OBJECTIVES Identify the two ASAPs Identify the conditions that require a Soldier to be processed for administrative separation for substance abuse Identify.

Older Americans Act Mental Health Provisions: Collaborative Strategies of AoA and SAMHSA American Public Health Association 2007 Annual Meeting November.

Substance Exposed Newborns: Addressing Substance Use Disorder

“Right Door” Approach All doors in a school should lead to assistance ideally within the school walls Identify and provide resources for youth at a vulnerable.

Mental Health & Suicide Awareness in a University Setting

2017 Legislative Priorities Social Media Toolkit

Prevention Strategies for Young Adults and Higher Education

Connect Suicide Prevention Project

Client: 20,000-employee school district based in the Southeastern United States Challenge: A school district transportation manager called Health Advocate.

Counseling & Testing Center

Cheryl Holton, Program Director

Army Reserve Chaplain Directorate

My Health My Resources (MHMR) of Tarrant County

How can we make AFMs aware of online programmes

The act of intentionally taking one’s own life

Reducing the Stigma and Fear of Getting Help

Presentation transcript:

1 Supporting Soldiers, Civilians & Families – Active, Guard, Reserve and Retired G-1, Human Resources Policy Directorate Health of the Force Army Substance Abuse Program Status and Initiatives Dr. Les McFarling Human Resources Policy Directorate 6 October, 2009

2 Supporting Soldiers, Civilians & Families – Active, Guard, Reserve and Retired G-1, Human Resources Policy Directorate Army Substance Abuse Program VISION A program that … –… Commanders identify as their own, to empower them with the knowledge and skill to recognize and reduce risk in their units, and to provide their Soldiers access to appropriate and effective prevention and treatment; –… enables Soldiers to recognize the risks of substance abuse in order to self-monitor, provide support to their fellow Warriors, and encourages them to seek help without stigmatization.

3 Supporting Soldiers, Civilians & Families – Active, Guard, Reserve and Retired G-1, Human Resources Policy Directorate Army Substance Abuse Program Functions Prevention: Education, Training, Campaigns and Intervention, Risk Reduction, Employee Assistance Program and Deterrence through Random Drug Testing Treatment: Screening, Biopsychosocial Assessment, Counseling Services.

4 Supporting Soldiers, Civilians & Families – Active, Guard, Reserve and Retired G-1, Human Resources Policy Directorate Army Substance Abuse Program Responsible Drinking Campaign Army Values Social Marketing Campaign Culture of Acceptance 18 – 25 Year Olds ChallengeInitiative

5 Supporting Soldiers, Civilians & Families – Active, Guard, Reserve and Retired G-1, Human Resources Policy Directorate Expeditionary Army Army Substance Abuse Program ChallengeInitiative Connecting the Risk Dots Risk Reduction Program 2690 Units 70,000 Reintegration Unit Risk Inventories (R-URI) “My Prime” exportable individual prevention

6 Supporting Soldiers, Civilians & Families – Active, Guard, Reserve and Retired G-1, Human Resources Policy Directorate Meeting Demand Army Substance Abuse Program ChallengeInitiative Fear Confidential Alcohol Treatment & Education Pilot (CATEP) Stigma Study Increase ASAP - National Campaign - Increase Incentives

7 Supporting Soldiers, Civilians & Families – Active, Guard, Reserve and Retired G-1, Human Resources Policy Directorate Army Substance Abuse Program ChallengeInitiative Continuity of Care Suicide Prevention Task Force Policy Changes