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SHAPE/Chievres Health Promotion and Well Being Resource GSHAPE/Chievres Health Promotion Council DSN 423-5979 [email protected]

A m e r i c a n R e d C r o

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C h a p l a i n

E E O / E O

F i t n e s s C e n t e r ( C h

i e v r e s )

423-3810 423-5777 423-5425 423-5931

BLDG 318S

x x

Anger Management x

Blended Families x

x

Children: Raising x x x

x x

Cholesterol x

Conflict Resolution x x x

Couple's Counseling x

CPR Training x

Current as of: 01June 2004 A

d o l e s c e n t S u b s t a n c e

A b u s e C o u n s e l i n g

S e r v i c e s

( v a c a n t )

A r m y C m t y S e r v i c

e ( A C S ) &

F a m i l y A d v o c a c y P r o g r a m

( F A P )

A r m y F a m i l y T e a m

B u i l d i n g

( A F T B )

A r m y S u b s t a n c e A

b u s e

P r o g r a m ( A S A P )

C o m m u n i t y H e a l t h

N u r s i n g

E d u c a t i o n a l D e v e l o p m e n t a l

I n t e r v e n t i o n S e r v i c e s

423-4008

423-3810

423-5653

423-5948

361-5786

361-5643

SHAPE (S)Daumerie Caserne(DC)

BLDG318S

BLDG342S

BLDG318S

BLDG342S

BLDG13 DC

BLDG401S

BLDG24 DC

BLDG401S

BLDG3 DC

Alcohol RelatedIssues

AssertivenessTraining

Child Abuse &Neglect

Children: SpecialNeeds



Crisis Intervention x x

Depression x

Domestic Violence x x

Drug Related Issues X x

Financial Counseling x

First Aid Class x

Fitness

Gambling

Grief Counseling x

Heart care x

HIV / AIDS x x

Hypertension x

x

Leadership, Moral x

HearingConservation

InjuryPrevention-Back

Injury Prevention-Knee

InjuryPrevention-General



Marital Counseling x

Marital Difficulties x

Men's Issues

Nutrition Education x

Oral & Dental Health

Parenting Skills x x x

Pregnancy x x

Self Care x

Self Esteem

Single Parenting x

Spiritual Fitness x

STD Counseling x

Stress Management x

Suicide Prevention x

Teen Issues x x

Time Management

xTobacco CessationClasses



Water Safety x

Women's Issues

Worksite Safety

Worksite Violence

Weight Mgmt x

Fitness Class x

TobaccoCessation Facilitator Tng

WorksiteErgonomics





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x x

x

x

x

x

x

x x

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SHAPE/Chievres Health Promotion and WeCurrent as of 01 June 04

Shape/Chievres Health Promotion Council DSN 423-5979 Health@ben

Service Course Name Course description Target Audience

All SHAPE

All SHAPE

AmericanRed Cross

(ARC)

Children:

Raising

Babysitters

Training

Develops skills in leadership, safety, safe

play, basic care, first aid and professionalism

> 11 years old

All SHAPE

AmericanRed Cross(ARC)

Children:Raising

BabysittersTraining Instructor


CPR, FirstAid, HeartCare

Community FirstAid & Safety

Covers adult, infant & child CPR trainingand basic first aid including sudden illness,choking, burns, cardiac emergencies andbleeding.



FirstAid/CPR/AED

Covers adult, infant, & child CPR and AEDtraining and basic first aid including suddenillness, choking, burns, cardiac emergenciesand bleeding.

All SHAPE -Excellentworkplace training



FirstAid/CPR/AEDInstructor

Trains candidates to conduct American RedCross CPR,AED, First Aid and WorkplaceWellness Courses

All SHAPE -Excellentworkplace training



All SHAPE

First Aid Pet First Aid All SHAPE

HIV/AIDS HIV/AIDS Training All SHAPE

HIV/AIDS All SHAPE

All SHAPE

Pregnancy All SHAPE

American

Red Cross(ARC)

CPR, First

Aid, HeartCare First Aid/CPR/AED Instructor

Trains candidates to conduct Red Cross

CPR, AED, First Aid 7 Workplace WellnessCourses



Classes give critical information about thisepidemic and how to prevent it


HIV/AIDSInstructor Training

Trains candidates to conduct Red CrossHIV/AIDS Fundamentals/Prevention Classes


InjuryPrevention

Water SafetyInstructor

Teaches participants the skills tosuccessfully teach progressive swim lessonsfor the community


HealthyPregnancy,Healthy Baby

Describes each trimester of pregnancy,different birthing methods, nutrition and careof a newborn



Water Safety Lifeguarding All SHAPE

Water Safety All SHAPE

Counseling 13-18 yo FM

Teen Issues

Family Advocacy

American

Red Cross(ARC)

Shows skills necessary to recognize aquatic

emergencies and administer the appropriatecare until a higher level of care is available


LifeguardingInstructor

Provides training to individuals who haveexperience in life guarding and water safetyand wish to teach new instructors

Adolescent

SubstanceAbuseCounselingServices(ASICS)

AlcoholRelated, DrugRelatedIssues

Individual counseling for 13-18 year oldfamily members of alcoholic and addictparents/guardians

AdolescentSubstanceAbuseCounselingServices(ASACS)

Surviving theTeen Years

AD, FamilyMembers,Retirees, CIV, LNparents or guardians of 13-18 yo

ArmyCommunityService(ACS)

Anger Management

Anger Management andCoping Skills

Discuss the causes of anger and how iteffects your health, relationships, and wellbeing. The focus is on helping peopleexpress their anger in a controlled andappropriate way.

> 17 years old AD,FM, Retirees, CIV,LN


Child Abuseand Neglect,DomesticViolence

For issues concerning Child/Spouse Abuseor domestic violence

AD, FM, CIV,Retirees



AD, FM

ArmyCommunity

Service(ACS)

Children:Raising,

ParentingSkills New ParentSupport

like support. Resource for answers to child-rearing questions. Resource libraryavailable; topics include pregnancy,breastfeeding, and toddler discipline. Assistfamilies with adding a new baby, spousedeployment, and family skills. Other services:

Support Groups, play mornings, parentingclasses and infant massage.

Pregnant women,new parents,families, andsingle parents with

children age zeroto three years


ConflictResolution

ConflictResolution Skills

Discuss the causes of conflict, step-by-stepproblem solving and mediation techniques.Emphasize the importance of goodcommunication and show the benefits of settling differences.

> 17 years old AD,FM, Retirees, CIV,LN


FinancialCounseling

FinancialCounseling

Provide financial management advice andguidance. This includes budgetdevelopment, credit management, and debtliquidation.

>AD, spouses,Retirees, CIV


Children:SpecialNeeds

ExceptionalFamily Member

Information and referral for Family Memberswith Special needs


ParentingSkills, SingleParent

Love and LogicParenting

Discuss how to meet children's physical,emotional and intellectual needs. Teachgood behavior and to communicate openly.

> 17 years old AD,spouses, Parents,Retirees, CIV, LN

ArmedForcesTeamBuilding

Children:Raising

Supporting Your Child's Education

Discussions are directed to help the studentunderstand the importance of parentinvolvement in education, and recognize theneed for impact aid.

AD, spouses,Parents, CIV, LN



Drug and Alcohol

Drug Testing

Blended Families stepfamily couples

ArmySubstanceAbuse

Program(ASAP)

AlcoholRelated, Drug

RelatedIssues Drug and AlcoholTraining AD, FM, CIV,Retirees

ArmySubstanceAbuseProgram(ASAP)

CrisisIntervention



AlcoholRelated, DrugRelatedIssues

Active DutyMilitary

ChaplainServices

BlendedFamilies,ParentingSkills

Offer counseling on an ongoing basis tofamilies who are in crisis or need familyassistance who are categorized asstepfamilies. Also offer a marriage retreatspecifically targeting stepfamily couples

ChaplainServices

ConflictResolution

ChaplainServices

CouplesCounseling,DomesticViolence,MaritalCounseling

CouplesCounseling

Offering ongoing counseling to couplesexperiencing a crisis in the marriage or destructive issues and marital conflict that iscreating distance and problems in their marriage. Also will offer quarterly marriagetraining/retreats using PREP to improve thecommunication skills and reduce conflict inthe marriage

All soldiers andfamily membersand DoD civilians



Crisis Intervention

Moral Leadership

Spiritual Fitness

HIV/AIDS HIV/AIDS Training

ChaplainServices

CrisisIntervention,

Grief Counseling

Offer counseling to those individuals andfamilies who come in seeking help inresolving emergency issues that developover short periods or happen outside the

immediate family. Death, dying and crisiswill be handled in confidentiality

All soldiers and

family membersand DoD civilians

ChaplainServices

Leadership,Moral

Train soldiers in moral virtues and Armyvalues to live and lead by good character and good conduct. 1. Basic morals andethical decision-making; 2. Sexual ethics; 3.Medical ethics

Soldiers andleaders

ChaplainServices

SpiritualFitness

Develop individual, family, and community

spiritual health through a religious regimen of self-disciplined programs 1.Chapel worship services 2. Religiouseducation classes 3. Retreats 4. Prayer groups 5. Bible/Catechism studies

All soldiers andfamily membersand DoD civilians

ChaplainServices

SuicidePrevention

SuicidePrevention

Offering suicide prevention classes to allpersonnel using both the ASIST trainingprogram to develop T2 trainedcaregivers/gatekeepers and also providesuicide awareness classes to the generalpopulation of soldiers and civilians.

Soldiers, families,DoD civilians

CommunityHealthNursing(CHN)

Cholesterol,NutritionEducation

NutritionalCounseling

Individual Nutritional Counseling byappointment

AD,FM,CIV,Retirees


HIV/AIDS awareness, understanding andprevention training offered




Hypertension

Pregnancy

Self Care Self Care Class

STD Counseling

CommunityHealth

Nursing(CHN)



Learn healthy habits, receive reference book"Taking Care of Yourself", obtain ability toreceive over the counter meds without MDvisit

AD,FM,CIV,Retirees


STDCounseling

STD awareness, understanding andprevention training offered.



StressManagement

StressManagement

Group Classes available for Groups of 10 or more

AD,FM,CIV,Retirees


TobaccoCessation

TobaccoCessation

Individuals may attend weekly Tobaccocessation clinic upon physician's referral




EEO/EO

AD, FM

Parenting Skills AD, FM

Fitness Classes Currently seeking instructors

CommunityHealth

Nursing(CHN) WeightManagement WeightManagement Learn appropriate weight management skillsincluding nutrition and exercise AD, FM, CIV,Retirees


WeightManagement

Weight LossSupport

Support group focusing on health weight lossin a group setting


ConflictResolution

ConflictManagement

Upon completion participants will be able todefine conflict and levels of conflict; Describethe sources of conflict; Explainpositive/negative factor of conflict: Describethe methods of managing conflict.

AD, FM, Civ,Retirees

EarlyDevelopmentalInterventionservices(EDIS)


Children withSpecial needs


ParentingSkills

ChievresFitnessCenter

FitnessClasses

AD,FM,CIV,Retirees, LN



Fitness

HIV/AIDS All

AD

AD

Pregnancy AD

AD

HealthPromotion Civilian FitnessProgram

Allows Full Time DA Civilian employees touse up to 3 hours of their workweek in

physical training for a one-time 6 monthperiod DA CivilianEmployees

HealthPromotion


USACHPPM-EUR instructors will set up atrain-the-facilitator course for interestedindividuals within a unit or community toconduct Red Cross HIV/AIDSFundamentals/Prevention Classes

HealthPromotion


KneeGeneral

Injury Prevention-BackKneeGeneral

Training NCOs or other interested individualscan become the SME for their unit.Commander's Guide to Injury Prevention,suggested PT sessions, and injuryprevention guidance available.

HealthPromotion

NutritionEducation

Power Performance: TheNutritionConnection

Unit training reps can become the SME onnutrition. 7 modules covering the importanceof good nutrition for the active duty member including the importance of fluids, eating inthe field, and weight management

HealthPromotion

Pregnancy PTTraining

CHPPM-EUR instructors will set up a train-the-trainer course for units interested inrunning a Pregnancy PT program. Musthave at least 1 year time on station to takecourse web:.http://chppm-www.apgea.army.mil/dhpw/Readiness/PPPT.aspx

HealthPromotion

StressManagement

StressManagement

Unit training reps can become the SME onstress. Modules cover workplace, personal,and combat stress. Web:http://chppm-www.apgea.army.mil/dhpw/Population/combat.aspx



AD

Marital Counseling

HealthPromotion SuicidePrevention SuicidePrevention

Training NCOs or other interested individualscan become the SME for their unit. Coursematerial and spiritual fitness assessmentsavailable. Web:http://chppm-

www.apgea.army.mil/dhpw/Readiness/suicide.aspx

HealthPromotion

TobaccoFacilitator Training-Adult


CHPPM-EUR instructors will set up a train-the-facilitator course for interestedindividuals within a unit or community to leadAmerican Lung Association's TobaccoCessation Course. Must be tobacco free tobecome a facilitator.

AD, FamilyMembers,Retirees, CIV, LN

HealthPromotion

TobaccoFacilitator Training-Teen


CHPPM-EUR instructors will set up a train-

the-facilitator course for interestedindividuals to lead American LungAssociation's Not ON Tobacco (NOT)targeting ages 14-19 Must be tobacco free tobecome a facilitator.


MentalHealthServices(MHS)

Anger Management,AssertivenessTraining,CrisisIntervention

IndividualEvaluations &Counseling

AD, FM,others Spaceavailable


Depression,Gambling,Grief Counseling




MaritalCounseling,MaritalDifficulties




Back Class back pain patients

Hearing Conservation

Safety Injury Prevention

MentalHealth

Services(MHS)

Self Esteem,StressManagement,Suicide

Prevention,Teen Issues

Individual

Evaluations &Counseling

AD, FM,

others Spaceavailable

NorthernLaw Center

LegalAssistance

PhysicalTherapy

InjuryPrevention-Back back anatomy, biomechanics, factors

causing LBP, treatment/avoiding LBP

OccupationalHealth

HearingConservation

OccupationalHealth

WorksiteErgonomics

InjuryPrevention -General



Safety Water Safety Water Safety

Safety Worksite safety

Oral Health Oral health AD, FM

WorksiteSafety

SHAPEDental Clinic

SHAPEHealth careFacility

Cholesterol,Heart Care,Hearing,HIV/AIDS,Hypertension,Nutrition,Pregnancy

Individual appointments with your PrimaryCare Manager for concerns about:Cholesterol, Heart Care, Hearing, HIV/AIDS,Hypertension, Nutrition, Pregnancy, Self Care, STD counseling, Stress Management,Tobacco Cessation, Women's issues



Self Care,STDcounseling,StressManagement




TobaccoCessation,Women'sissues





Married couples

Men's Group

Women's Group

Social Work

Services(SWS)

Anger Management,Conflictresolution,Depression,

StressManagement IndividualCounseling AD, FM, othersspace available

Social WorkServices(SWS)

Child Raising,Couplescounseling,MaritalCounseling,MaritalDifferences

MaritalCounseling

Reduce marital discord and improverelationships.


DomesticViolence,Child Abuseand Neglect.Men's Issues

Education related to domestic violence.Breaking abusive patterns of domesticviolence. Discussion group dealing withfamily violence and relationships.

FAP spouseabuse cases andhigh risk cases


DomesticViolence,Child Abuseand Neglect,Women'sIssues

Support victims of domestic violence.Breaking abusive patterns of domesticviolence. Discussion group dealing withfamily violence and relationships.



Parenting,SingleParenting

Situation SpecificSupport Groupsfor women or couples

Support group for women's issues.Discussion group focusing on women'sissues. (i.e.: depression, deployments,parenting, grief, child abuse and it's impacton relationships)

FAP or SWSclients by referral

Women,Infants, &Children(WIC)

Children:SpecialNeeds,Nutritioneducation,Oral health,Pregnancy

NutritionCounseling

Nutrition counseling for planning a healthydiet for the special needs of pregnancy,breastfeeding and infant/child feeding.

AD, FamilyResource Groups



Women,Infants, &Children

Overseas(WIC)

NutritionEducation,

weightmanagement

NutritionEducation &

SupplementalFoods

Improve the quality of life through nutritioneducation and free monthly food packages.

People qualify for the program by meetingguidelines.

Pregnant,breastfeeding,and post -partumwomen and

children under 5years old



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Fees Course schedule Other

8 hours 25 Call for Dates 423-4008

16 Hours 30 Call for Dates 423-4008

9.5 hours 35 Call for Dates 423-4008



Length of Course



24Hours 65 TBD 423-4008

8 hours 20 Upon Request 423-4008

Free 423-4008

40 hours Free TBD 423-4008

36 hours 75 423-4008

10 hours 20 Upon Request 423-4008

variesfrom 1hour

upon requesteither at the RedCross or any other Communitylocation

TBD after poolreopens



36 hours 80 July 13-16, 17-18 423-4008

28 hours 75 July 13-16, 17-18 423-4008

Varies Free

none 423-5263

na none 423-5263

Starting July2004

ASACSCounselor 423-3810

Starting July2004

ASACSCounselor 423-3810

4 session1 hr

Monthly (datechanges)

Call for Appointments



N/A None

1.5hrs none As Needed 423-5777

varies none 423-5324

N/A none 423-5324

1.5 hrs none 423-5777

1 hr none 423-5425

Call for appointments 423-4274or 423-5324

Call to arrange aclass for your group or unit, or anindividualappointment

Call for Appointment




1 to 40 hrs none 423-3810

none 423-3810

N/A none 423-3810

423-5653

423-5653

423-5653

Call for appointment

Determined on acase bycase basis



On-goingand anannualprogram

counseling/ adonationfor themarriageretreat/tr aining

On-goingandspecialprograms

none/suggesteddonationfor theretreat/tr aining

On-going andQuarterly



As needed none 423-5653

none

none

none

N/A 423-5886

N/A 423-5948

1-3classes (1hr each)

as requested byunit commander

423-5653 or 361-5381

On-goingandspecialprograms

As requested byindividuals,spouses, or unitleaders

423-5653 or 361-5381

One class(1-2hrs)

As requested byunit commander

423-5653 or 361-5381

Paypatientsmayincur one visitfee





423-5948

423-5948

1 hour none 423-5886

N/A 423-5948

N/a none 423-5948

N/A on going 423-5023



2nd and 4thWednesday of themonth 1000-1100Call CentralAppointments



Paypatientsmayincur one visitfee




none Fridays at 0900 423-5948

none 361-5786

N/A none 423-5931

N/A none 423-5931

N/A varies Call for Schedule 361-5643

1st Wednesday of

the month 1000-1100 hours

30minutes





varies free 423-5979


Free N/A 423-5979

Free N/A 423-5979

12 hours Free N/A 423-5979

Free N/A 423-5979

March andSeptember

Variesuponlearner

Variesuponinstructor




Free N/A 423-5979

Free N/A 423-5979

Free N/A 423-5979

Space Available

Space Available

Space Available

Varies

uponlearner

8 hours(1 day)

8 hours(1 day)

Call for appt423-5801





Space Available

423-4910

1 hr none Fridays at 0900

By Appointment 423-5839

423-5912


Call 423-5866

Call 361-5535



N/A varies 423-5807

N/A varies 423-5886

N/A varies 423-5886

N/A varies 423-5886

Call 361-5535

Call 361-5535







Space Available 423-5801

N/A 423-5801

none Call for dates 423-5801

As needed none Call for dates 423-5801

As needed Call for dates 423-5801

Varies Free Ongoing

For PayPatients

Fee for PayPatients


10sessionsBi-annually

Fee for PayPatients

Call toschedule:423-5971



Ongoing

None aslong asyou qualify

for theprogram

Free if

youqualify

Must meetguidelinesto qualify.Contact

WIC 423-5971



Brussels Community Health Promotion and Well BBrussels Health Promotion Council DSN 423-5979 Health

A m e r i c a n R e d C r o

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C h a p l a i n

E E O / E O

H e a l t h P r o m o t i o n

M e n t a l H e a l t h S e r v i c e s

423-3810 368-9783

Blgd 342S Bldg 4

x x

Anger Management x x

x

Blended Families x

x

Children: Raising x x

x

Cholesterol x

Conflict Resolution x x

CPR Training x

Current as of: 01June 2004 A

d o l e s c e n t S u b s t

a n c e

A b u s e C o u n s e l i n g

S e r v i c e s

A r m y C m t y S e r v i c

e ( A C S ) &

F a m i l y A d v o c a c y

P r o g r a m

( F A P )

A r m y F a m i l y T e a m

B u i l d i n g

( A F T B )

A r m y S u b s t a n c e A

b u s e

P r o g r a n ( A S A P )

C o m m u n i t y H e a l t h N u r s i n g

E d u c a t i o n a l D e v e l o p m e n t a l

I n t e r v e n t i o n S e r v i

c e s ( E D I S )

423-4008

423-5425

423-3810

368-9708

423-5948

361-5786

423-5931

423-5979

423-5801

SHAPE(S) DaunerieCaserne(D)

Bldg318S

Bldg318S

Bldg342S

Bldg401S

Bldg24D

Bldg401S

Bldg401S

Bldg401S

Alcohol RelatedIssues


Child Abuse &Neglect


Couple'sCounseling



Crisis Intervention x

Depression x x

Domestic Violence x

x x

x

First Aid Class x

Fitness x

Gambling

Grief Counseling x x

Heart care

HIV / AIDS X x X

Hypertension x

x

x

x

Leadership, Moral x

Drug RelatedIssues

FinancialCounseling

HearingConservation






Marital Counseling x

Marital Difficulties x

Men's Issues x

Nutrition Education x x

Parenting Skills x x

Pregnancy x x x

Self Care

Self Esteem x x

Single Parenting

Spiritual Fitness x

STD Counseling x

Stress Management x x x x

Suicide Prevention x x x

Teen Issues

Time Management

Oral & DentalHealth

Tobacco CessationClasses



x

Water Safety x

Women's Issues x x

Worksite Safety

Worksite Violence

Weight Mgmt x

Fitness Class

TobaccoCessationFacilitator Tng

WorksiteErgonomics



ing Resource [email protected]

N A T O D e n t a l C l i n i c

N A T O H e a l t h c a r e

F a c i l i t y

N o r t h e r n L a w C e n

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O c c u p a t i o n a l H e a

l t h

P h y s i c a l T h e r a p y

S a f e t y

S o c i a l W o r k S e r v i

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W o m e n , I n f a n t s , C

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x

x

x

x

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N S A S p o r t s & F i t n e s s C e n t e r

368-9520

368-9406

423-4910

423-5839

423-5866

368-9759

423-5801

423-5971

368-9652

Bldg318S

Bldg401S

Bldg401S

Bldg401S

Bldg401s



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Brussels Community Health Promotion andCurrent as of 1 June 2004

Brussels Health Promotion Council DSN 423-5979 Health@ben

Service Subject Course Name Course description Target Audience

Counseling 13-18 yo FM

Teen Issues

All SHAPE

All

AdolescentSubstanceAbuseCounselingServices

(ASACS)

AlcoholRelatedIssues, Drug

related Issues

Individual counseling for 13-18 year oldfamily members of alcoholic and addict

parents/guardians

AdolescentSubstanceAbuseCounselingServices(ASACS)

Surviving theTeen Years

AD, FamilyMembers,Retirees, CIV, LNparents or guardians of 13-18 yo


CPR Training,First AidClass

Community FirstAid & Safety

Covers adult, infant & child CPR trainingand basic first aid including sudden illness,choking, burns, cardiac emergencies andbleeding.


Children :Raising

BabysittersTraining

Develops skills in leadership, safety, safeplay, basic care, first aid and professionalism

> 11 years oldAll SHAPE


Children :Raising

BabysittersTraining Instructor







Self esteem

ArmyCommunity

Service(ACS)

Conflictresolution,

DomesticViolence ConflictResolution Skills

Discuss the causes of conflict, step-by-stepproblem solving and mediation techniques.Emphasize the importance of good

communication and show the benefits of settling differences.

>AD, spouses,

Parents, Retirees,CIV, LN


FinancialCounseling

Financialcounseling

Provide financial management advice andguidance. This includes budgetdevelopment, credit management, and debtliquidation.

>AD, spouses,Retirees, CIV


ParentingSkills

CommunicationSkills

Learn the skills necessary for effective familycommunication

>AD, spouses,Parents, Retirees,CIV, LN


Pregnancy,ParentingSkills

New ParentEducation &Support

support. Is a resource for answers to child-rearing questions. Resource library available;topics include pregnancy, breastfeeding,toddler discipline, teen issues. Assist familieswith adapting to a new baby. Services:Hospital and home services, weekly toddler play group, prenatal classes, early childhoodparenting classes

AD and CIV -Pregnant women,couples, families,single parents


DevelopingPositive Self Esteem

Discuss self esteem and ways of building or rebuilding esteem in yourself and others.

> AD, spouses,Parents, Retirees,CIV, LN


StressManagement

Stress and TimeManagement

Discuss what it is, its sources, and commoncauses, physical and emotional problemsunmanaged stress can create. Giveexamples to reduce and manage stress sothat it won't become a problem.

> AD, spouses,Retirees, CIV, LN



Drug and Alcohol

Drug Testing

Depression

Moral Leadership

ArmySubstanceAbuse

Program(ASAP)

AlcoholRelated

Issues, Drugrelated Issues AD, FM, CIV,Retirees


AlcoholRelatedIssues, Drugrelated Issues

Drug and AlcoholTraining



AlcoholRelatedIssues, Drugrelated Issues

Active DutyMilitary

ChaplainServices

ChaplainServices

Grief counseling

ChaplainServices

Leadership,Moral

Train soldiers in moral virtues and Armyvalues to live and lead by good character and good conduct. 1. Basic morals andethical decision-making; 2. Sexual ethics; 3.Medical ethics

Soldiers andleaders



Spiritual Fitness

HIV/AIDS HIV/AIDS Training

Hypertension

STD Counseling

ChaplainServices SpiritualFitness

Develop individual, family, and communityspiritual health through a religious regimen of self-disciplined programs 1.Chapel worship services 2. Religious

education classes 3. Retreats 4. Prayer groups 5. Bible/Catechism studies

All soldiers and

family membersand DoD civilians

ChaplainServices

SuicidePrevention

SuicidePrevention

Identify typical signs of a suicidal person andmeans of assisting them. Enable soldiers torecognize and overcome suicidal conditionsin themselves and others

Soldiers, families,DoD civilians


Cholesterol,NutritionEducation


Individual Nutritional Counseling byappointment

AD,FM,CIV,Retirees


HIV/AIDS awareness, understanding andprevention training offered




STDManagement

STD awareness, understanding andprevention training offered.




EEO/EO

AD, FM

Parenting Skills AD, FM

CommunityHealth

Nursing(CHN) StressManagement StressManagement Group Classes available for Groups of 10 or more AD,FM,CIV,Retirees


WeightManagement

WeightManagement

Learn appropriate weight management skillsincluding nutrition and exercise



WeightManagement

Weight LossSupport

Support group focusing on health weight lossin a group setting


ConflictManagement

Upon completion participants will be able todefine conflict and levels of conflict; Describethe sources of conflict; Explainpositive/negative factor of conflict: Describethe methods of managing conflict.

AD, FM, Civ,Retirees



Children withSpecial needs


ParentingSkills



Fitness

HIV/AIDS All

AD

AD

Pregnancy AD

Dental

Clinic-NATO TobaccoCessation

American lung association's Freedom from

Smoking Program and 8 week behavioralmodification class AD,FM, CIV, LN,Retirees

HealthPromotion

Civilian FitnessProgram

Allows Full Time DA Civilian employees touse up to 3 hours of their workweek inphysical training for a one-time 6 monthperiod

DA CivilianEmployees

HealthPromotion


USACHPPM-EUR instructors will set up atrain-the-facilitator course for interestedindividuals within a unit or community toconduct Red Cross HIV/AIDSFundamentals/Prevention Classes

HealthPromotion


KneeGeneral

Injury Prevention-BackKneeGeneral

Training NCOs or other interested individualscan become the SME for their unit.Commander's Guide to Injury Prevention,suggested PT sessions, and injuryprevention guidance available.

HealthPromotion

NutritionalEducation

Power Performance: TheNutritionConnection

Unit training reps can become the SME onnutrition. 7 modules covering the importanceof good nutrition for the active duty member including the importance of fluids, eating inthe field, and weight management

HealthPromotions

Pregnancy PTTraining

CHPPM-EUR instructors will set up a train-the-trainer course for units interested inrunning a Pregnancy PT program. Musthave at least 1 year time on station to takecourse web:.http://chppm-www.apgea.army.mil/dhpw/Readiness/PPPT.aspx



AD

AD

Crisis Intervention

HealthPromotions StressManagement StressManagement

Unit training reps can become the SME onstress. Modules cover workplace, personal,and combat stress. Web:http://chppm-

www.apgea.army.mil/dhpw/Population/combat.aspx

HealthPromotions

Suicideprevention

SuicidePrevention

Training NCOs or other interested individualscan become the SME for their unit. Coursematerial and spiritual fitness assessmentsavailable. Web:http://chppm-www.apgea.army.mil/dhpw/Readiness/suicide.aspx

HealthPromotions

TobaccoFacilitator Training


CHPPM-EUR instructors will set up a train-

the-facilitator course for interestedindividuals within a unit or community to leadAmerican Lung Association's TobaccoCessation Course. Must be tobacco free tobecome a facilitator.


HealthPromotion

TobaccoFacilitator Training


CHPPM-EUR instructors will set up a train-the-facilitator course for interestedindividuals to lead American LungAssociation's Not ON Tobacco (NOT)targeting ages 14-19 Must be tobacco free tobecome a facilitator.



CrisisManagement

AD, FM ,others Spaceavailable


Anger Management,Depression,Grief counseling,Men's issues





Marital Counseling

Oral Health Oral health AD, FM

MentalHealth

Services(MHS)

Self Esteem,StressManagement,SuicidePrevention,

Women'sissues

Individual

Evaluations &Counseling

AD, FM,

others Spaceavailable


MaritalCounseling,MaritalDifficulties


NATODentalClinic

NATOHealth careFacility

,Heart Care,Hearing,HypertensionHIV/AIDS,InjuryPrevention-Back Knee-General




Men's issues,Nutrition,PregnancySelf Care,STDcounseling,StressManagement




Teen Issues,Women'sissues,WorksiteErgonomics





Back Class back pain patients

Safety Worksite safety

NorthernLaw Center LegalAssistance

Occupational Health

HearingConservation

HearingConservation

Occupational Health

WorksiteErgonomics

PhysicalTherapy

InjuryPrevention-Back back anatomy, biomechanics, factors

causing LBP, treatment/avoiding LBP

WorksiteSafety

SocialWorkServices(SWS)

Anger Management,Conflictresolution,Depression,StressManagement

IndividualCounseling

AD, FM, othersspace available



Marital Counseling Married couples

Men's Group

Women's Group

SocialWork

Services(SWS)

Child Raising,Couplescounseling,MaritalCounseling,

MaritalDifferences Reduce marital discord and improverelationships.


DomesticViolence,Child Abuseand Neglect.Men's Issues

Education related to domestic violence.Breaking abusive patterns of domesticviolence. Discussion group dealing withfamily violence and relationships.



Domestic

Violence,Child Abuseand Neglect,Women'sIssues

Support victims of domestic violence.Breaking abusive patterns of domesticviolence. Discussion group dealing withfamily violence and relationships.



Parenting,SingleParenting

Situation SpecificSupport Groupsfor women or couples

Support group for women's issues.Discussion group focusing on women'sissues. (i.e.: depression, deployments,parenting, grief, child abuse and it's impacton relationships)

FAP or SWSclients by referral

Women,Infants, &Children(WIC)

Children:SpecialNeeds,Nutritioneducation,Oral health,Pregnancy

NutritionCounseling

Nutrition counseling for planning a healthydiet for the special needs of pregnancy,breastfeeding and infant/child feeding.

AD, FamilyResource Groups

Women,Infants, &ChildrenOverseas(WIC)

NutritionEducation,weightmanagement

NutritionEducation &SupplementalFoods

Improve the quality of life through nutritioneducation and free monthly food packages.People qualify for the program by meetingguidelines.

Pregnant,breastfeeding,and post -partumwomen andchildren under 5years old



Fitness Class

NSA

FitnessCenter



Well Being Resource Guide

lux.army.mil

Fees Course schedule Other

Varies Free Ongoing 423-3810

423-3810

9.5 hours $35.00 Upon Request 423-4008

8 hours $25.00 Upon Request 423-4008

16 Hours $30.00 Upon request 423-4008

Length of Course



6.5 hours $40.00 Upon Request 423-4008

24Hours $65.00 June 16-18,23-25 423-4008


Free 423-4008



varies from1 hour

upon requesteither at the RedCross or any other Communitylocation



36 hours $80.00 423-4008

36 hours $75.00 TBD 423-4008

1.5 hours none 368-9783

2 hours none 368-9783

4-6 hours none Quarterly 368-9783

6-8 hours none Quarterly 368-9783

July 17/18 and24/25 at NSA

Call to arrange aclass for your group or unit.





varies none 368-9783


N/A none 368-9783



Call to arrange a

class for your group or unit.

Call to arrange aclass for your group or unit, or anindividualappointment


Call for schedule/appointments





none 423-3810

none 423-3810

N/A none 423-3810

368-9708

368-9708

none 368-9708

Determined on a

case bycase basis Call for appointment

1 to 40hours



1-3 classes(1 hr each)




none 368-9708

none 368-9708

N/A 423-5886

N/A 423-5948

423-5948

N/A 423-5948

On-going

and specialprograms

As requested byindividuals,

spouses, or unitleaders

One class(1-2hrs)


Pay

patientsmayincur onevisit fee







N/a none 423-5948


30 minutes none Fridays at 0900 423-5948

361-5786

N/A none 423-5931

N/A none 423-5931


1st Wednesday of the month 1000-1100 hours





368-9520

varies free 423-5979


Free N/A 423-5979

Free N/A 423-5979

12 hours Free N/A 423-5979

1hour

week/8weeks

none/CIV LNRetirees mayhave aprescrip

tioncharge Contact for detailsof the next class

March andSeptember

Variesuponlearner




Free N/A 423-5979

Free N/A 423-5979

Free N/A 423-5979

Free N/A 423-5979

Space Available

Space Available

Varies

uponinstructor

Variesuponlearner

8 hours(1 day)

8 hours(1 day)

Call for appt 423-5801




Space Available

Space Available

N/A varies 368-9520

N/A varies 368-9406

N/A varies 368-9406

N/A varies 368-9406

Call for

appt 423-5801








423-4910

By Appointment 423-5839

423-5912

1 hr none 423-5866

Space Available 423-5801


Call 368-9759

For PayPatients



N/A 423-5801

none Call for dates 423-5801

As needed none Call for dates 423-5801

As needed Call for dates 423-5801

Varies Free Ongoing

Ongoing

Fee for

PayPatients Call for appointment

10sessionsBi-annually

Fee for PayPatients

Call toschedule:423-5971

None aslong asyou qualifyfor theprogram

Free if youqualify

Must meetguidelinesto qualify.ContactWIC 423-5971



368-9652





x(A) x(S) x(T)

x(GK) x(S)

x(GK) x(S) x(S)

First Aid Class x(GK)

Gambling x(S) x(T)

Fitness

Grief Counseling x(S) x(T)

Heart care

HIV / AIDS

Hypertension

Leadership, Moral x(A)

Marital Counseling x(S)

Marital Difficulties x(S) x(GK)

Men's Issues

Nutrition Education

Parenting Skills x(GK) x(S) x(S) x(GK) x(T) x(GK)

Retiree Services x(GK) x(S)

Pregnancy x(GK)

x(GK) x(S)

Drug RelatedIssues

Family Member Employment

FinancialCounseling

HearingConservation

Injury Prevention-Back Injury Prevention-Knee


Oral & DentalHealth

RelocationAssistance

RespiratoryProtection



Self Care

Self Esteem x(S)

Sexual Harassment X(T)

Single Parenting x(S)

Spiritual Fitness x(A)

STD Counseling

x(S)

Suicide Prevention x(A)

Teen Issues x(A)

Time Management x(S)

x(GK) x(S)

Water Safety

Women's Issues

Worksite Safety

Worksite Violence x(S)

Weight Mgmt

Fitness Class

StressManagement


TobaccoCessationFacilitator Tng

VolunteeringOpportunities

Worksite

Ergonomics





Well Being Resource Guide.army.mil

G e i l e n k i r c h e n D e n

t a l C l i n i c

H e a l t h P r o m o t i o n s

H e a l t h a n d W e l l n e

s s C e n t e r

L e g a l A s s i s t a n c e

L i f e S k i l l s S u p p o r

t C e n t e r

O c c u p a t i o n a l H e a

l t h ( O H )

S a f e t y

423-5979 423-5912 360-7270 360-7488 364-3170 364-6104

Bldg 8 (S) Treebeek

x(GK)

x(GK)

x(GK)

x(GK) x(GK)

x(GK)

x(GK)

x(GK)

x(GK)

G e i l e n k i r c h e n ( U S

) H e a l t h

C l i n i c - P u b l i c H e a

l t h

G e i l e n k i r c h e n ( U S

) H e a l t h

C l i n i c - P C O T e a m

S p o r t s & F i t n e s s C

e n t e r -

S c h i n n e n

S p o r t s & F i t n e s s C e n t e r

- A F N O R T H

W o m e n , I n f a n t s , C

h i l d r e n

( W I C )

49-02451-99-3535

49-02451-99-3328

49-02451-99-3400

49-02451-99-3386

49-02451-63-

2235(GK)364-

6207(T)49-02451-99-3378

Bldg 198(GK)

Bldg 208(GK)

Bldg 208(GK)

SHAPEHealthCare

FacilityBldg 161

(GK)

GK Legal

Office(GK)

TreebeekCommunity Center

Bldg 208(GK)

SHAPEHealthCare

FacilityBldg 36

(S)Bldg H-405 (A)



X

x(GK)

x(GK)

x(GK) X

x(GK) x(GK) X

x(GK) x(GK)

x(GK) X

x(GK) X

x(GK) x(GK) X

x(GK)

x(GK)

x(GK) x(GK)

X x(GK) x(T)

x(GK) x(T)

x(T)

x(GK) X X x(T)

X



x(GK)

x(GK)

x(GK)

x(GK) x(GK)

X x(GK)

X x(GK)

x(GK)

X

x(GK)

x(GK) Xx(GK)x(GK)

x(GK) x(GK)x(GK) x(S) x(A)















Financial Counseling

Parenting Skills Bundles for Babies

Relocation Assistance

Retirement Services Transition assistance workshop

Anger Management

Anger Management

Blended Families

Children: Raising

Air Force FamilySupport Center

FinancialCounseling

To enhance management of personal finances andsubsequently develop money management maturity,confidence, and responsibility. Confidential one-on-onecounseling provided for families.


Air Force Aid Society assistance is presented duringclasses provided by the Personal Financial ManagementProgram, including "Budgeting for Baby" and "Investingin Baby's Future" Handbook with information on medicalcondition, holding, handling, nourishment, andchildproofing your home.


RelocationAssistance

Base Welcome Package, Sponsor Training, Newcomersorientation, Lending Closet, Cultural AdaptationPrograms



Volunteer ResourceProgram

This program acts as a link between volunteers ant theorganizations that need them

Army Community

Services (ACS)

Anger Management

and Coping Skills

Discuss the causes of anger and it's effects on your health, relationships, and well being. The focus is onhelping people express their anger in a controlled and

appropriate way.

Army CommunityServices (ACS)



Discover the meaning of assertiveness, how it differsfrom aggressiveness and how to keep the balance.


Challenges of Blended Families

Discuss how to meet children's physical, emotional andintellectual needs in a blended family. Teach goodbehavior and to communicate openly.


Child Abuse andNeglect

Child Abuse andNeglect

Prevention, Contact for Reporting Points of Contact,Classes for Training on Identification, Other classes asrequested.


Child Raising: NewParent Support

Provide home visits to families that would like support.Resource for answers to child-rearing questions.Resource library available; topics include pregnancy,breastfeeding, toddler discipline, teen issues. Assistfamilies with adapting to a new baby.



Conflict Resolution

Couples Counseling Couple's Counseling

Crisis Intervention

Drug Related Issues Drug Related issues


Gambling Gambling

Grief Counseling Grief Counseling

Marital Counseling Marital Counseling




EFMP (Exceptional Family Member Program) Allfamilies with EFMP FM should be registered with ACS.


Conflict ResolutionSkills

Discuss the causes of conflict, step-by-step problemssolving and mediation techniques. Emphasize theimportance of good communication and show thebenefits of settling differences.


ACS serves as a Point of Contact for Referral for LongTerm Couple's Counseling. ACS is available for CrisisIntervention


Crisis InterventionDomestic Violence

ACS is available for Crisis Intervention and problemsolving or referral for problems which can not be solvedat ACS.


Crisis Intervention and referral to other agencies for assistance.

Army Community

Services (ACS)

Family Member

Employment

Family Member Employment

Assistance

Job preparation workshops, Job development, employer contacts, job skill development and assessment, OPM

workshops


FinancialCounseling

Financial Readiness Counseling on budgeting,consumer affairs, check writing. Classes available uponrequest.






ACS serves as a Point of Contact for Referral for LongTerm Couple's Counseling. ACS is available for CrisisIntervention





Conflict Resolution


Parenting Skills Parenting courses

Drug and Alcohol

Drug Testing

Gambling

Grief Counseling

Chaplain Services Leadership, Moral Moral Leadership

Army Family TeamBuilding


Learn to appropriately solve conflicts in all relationshipsin the private lives or work.


FinancialCounseling

Learn to read the LES; manage money; develop abudget; manage relocation costs


Learn the special requirements of being a militaryparent. Also available for referral to other parentingprograms.

Army SubstanceAbuse Program(ASAP)

Alcohol related IssuesDrug Related

Issues CrisisIntervention



IssuesDrug and AlcoholTraining



Issues



Train soldiers in moral virtues and Army values to liveand lead by good character and good conduct. 1.Basic morals and ethical decision-making; 2. Sexualethics; 3. Medical ethics



Chaplain Services Spiritual fitness Spiritual Fitness

Chaplain Services Suicide Prevention Suicide Prevention

EEO/EO Conflict Resolution

EEO/EO Sexual Harassment

Children: Raising

Parenting Skills

Family Advocacy

Family Advocacy

Family Advocacy Conflict Resolution

Develop individual, family, and community spiritualhealth through a religious regimen of self-disciplinedprograms 1. Chapel worship services 2.Religious education classes 3. Retreats 4. Prayer groups 5. Bible/Catechism

Identify typical signs of a suicidal person and means of assisting them. Enable soldiers to recognize andovercome suicidal conditions in themselves and others

ConflictManagement

Upon completion participants will be able to defineconflict and levels of conflict; Describe the sources of conflict; Explain positive/negative factor of conflict:Describe the methods of managing conflict.

Early DevelopmentalIntervention Services

Early Developmental

Intervention Services

Children: Special

Needs

Early DevelopmentalIntervention Services

Child Abuse andNeglect DomesticViolence

Children andAdolescentAbuse/Neglect/Domestic Violence

Provides support and treatment for child abuse/neglectvictims and offenders of families of domestic violence.




Family Advocacy Couples Counseling

Family Advocacy

Family Advocacy Marital Diff iculties

Family Advocacy Parenting Skills

GK Dental Cl inic Oral $ Dental Health

GK Dental Clinic

GK Public Health STD Counseling

GK Public Health Worksite Ergonomics

GK Public Health Worksite Safety

GK Health Clinic Cholesterol


Injury Prevention

General

HIV/AIDS STDCounseling

STD awareness, understanding and prevention trainingoffered.



GK Health Clinic HIV/AIDS

GK Health Clinic Hypertension

GK Health Clinic

GK Health Clinic

GK Health Clinic

GK Health Clinic Men's issues

GK Health Clinic Pregnancy

GK Health Clinic Self Care

GK Health Clinic STD Counseling

GK Health Clinic Women's issues

Injury Prevention-Back


Injury Prevention-General



GK Health Cl inic Weight Management

Health Promotion Fitness Class

Health Promotion HIV/AIDS

Health Promotion

Health Promotion Nutritional Education

Health Promotion Pregnancy

Health Promotion Stress Management Stress Management

Health Promotion Suicide Prevention Suicide Prevention

Health Promotion

Cholesterol Cholesterol

Civilian Fitness

Program

Allows Full Time DA Civilian employees to use up to 3

hours of their workweek in physical training for a one-time 6 month period

HIV/AIDS Instructor Training

USACHPPM-EUR instructors will set up a train-the-facilitator course for interested individuals within a unit or community to conduct Red Cross HIV/AIDSFundamentals/Prevention Classes

Injury Prevention-BackKnee General

Injury Prevention

-BackKneeGeneral

Training NCOs or other interested individuals can

become the SME for their unit. Commander's Guide toInjury Prevention, suggested PT sessions, and injuryprevention guidance available.

Power Performance:The NutritionConnection

Unit training reps can become the SME on nutrition. 7modules covering the importance of good nutrition for the active duty member including the importance of fluids, eating in the field, and weight management

Pregnancy PT

Training

CHPPM-EUR instructors will set up a train-the-trainer course for units interested in running a Pregnancy PTprogram. Must have at least 1 year time on station totake course web:.http://chppm-

www.apgea.army.mil/dhpw/Readiness/PPPT.aspx

Unit training reps can become the SME on stress.Modules cover workplace, personal, and combat stress.

Web: http://chppm-www.apgea.army.mil/dhpw/Population/combat.aspx

Training NCOs or other interested individuals canbecome the SME for their unit. Course material andspiritual fitness assessments available.

Web: http://chppm-www.apgea.army.mil/dhpw/Readiness/suicide.aspx

Tobacco Facilitator Training-Adult

Tobacco Facilitator Training-Adult

CHPPM-EUR instructors will set up a train-the-facilitator course for interested individuals within a unit or community to lead American Lung Association'sTobacco Cessation Course. Must be tobacco free tobecome a facilitator.

Health And WellnessCenter

Cholesterol associated risk factor identification of clientby client. Cause and impact of elevated cholesterollevels. Preventive/lowering cholesterol levels throughlifestyle change.



Heart Care Heart Care

Hypertension Hypertension

Men's issues Men's issues

Nutritional Education

Weight Management Weight Management

Fitness Class Fitness Counseling

Health Promotion

Legal Assistance Legal Assistance

Life Skills Anger Management


Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) associated risk factor identification of client by client. Cause and impact of elevated CHD levels. Preventive/lowering cholesterollevels through lifestyle change.


High Blood Pressure associated risk factor identificationof client by client. Cause and impact of elevated HighBlood Pressure levels. Preventive/lowering High BloodPressure levels through lifestyle change.


General education of men issues (testicular cancer screening, colon cancer) are available for distributionfrom Wellness Center in pamphlet form. No other program is in operation


NutritionalInformation

General Nutrition education classes taught to encourage

lifestyle change in clients. Includes Ideal body weight,body mass index, food guide pyramid, reading foodlabels, maintaining/loss of body fat.




Fresh Start Tobacco Cessation Program:Understanding Why and how of quitting tobacco use.Mastering the first few days of tobacco cessation.Mastering obstacles facing tobacco cessation. Stayingquit forever and enjoying it.

Health And Wellness

Center

The Sensible Weigh Weight Loss Program and booklets.Weight loss goals, objectives and program orientation.General nutrition. Exercise by FITT principle for weightloss and cardiovascular fitness. Behavioral Change for

weight loss


Individual counseling for fitness assessment failures andwt management personnel. Tracking and evaluation of progress of all personnel as directed by FPM.

Tobacco Facilitator Training-Teen

Tobacco Facilitator Training-Teen

CHPPM-EUR instructors will set up a train-the-facilitator course for interested individuals to lead American LungAssociation's Not ON Tobacco (NOT) targeting ages 14-19 Must be tobacco free to become a facilitator.

Anger Managementand Coping Skills

Individual or group therapy aimed at increasing copingskills and decreasing anger/inappropriate outbursts



Life Skills Individual therapy aimed at increasing assertion skills

Life Skills Children: Raising

Life Skills Conflict Resolution

Life Skills Couples Counseling

Life Skills Crisis Intervention

Life Skills Depression Depression

Life Skills Grief Counseling Grief Counseling

Life Skills Marital Counseling Reduce marital discord and improve relationships.

Schinnen ACS Parenting Skills Parent's Group

Life Skills Self Esteem Self Esteem




Treatment aimed at increasing communication anddecreasing conflicts in families/couples/individuals

Individual or couplestherapy

Strengthen communication, resolve conflicts, problemsolve, and increase trust.


Evaluation of suicidality, homicidality, and domesticviolence

Treatment aimed at decreasing depressive symptoms

and returning individuals to normal range of functioning

Aids individuals with loss of family member, divorce,separation, and major illness

Marital CounselingMarital Difficulties

Breaking abusive patterns of child abuse/neglect Meetsconcurrently with Children/Adolescent Support Group.Participants learn techniques for effective parenting.Prepare for difficult situations before they occur.

Treatment aimed at increasing feelings of worth, anddecreasing feelings of inadequacy



Life Skills Single Parenting

Life Skills Stress Management Stress Management

Life Skills Suicide Prevention

Life Skills Worksite Violence Worksite Violence

Occupational Health Hearing Conservation

Occupational Health Pregnancy Pregnancy

Occupational Health Respiratory Protection

Safety

Fitness Class

Fitness Class

Treatment aimed helping individuals identify stresstriggers, and learning how to avoid them.

Unit training is provided upon request to identify thehazards in the workplace, and to reduce the risksprevalent

HearingConservation

Unit training is provided by OH staff members to informsoldiers and Civ. workers on the potential risks involvedwith hazardous noise. Focus is placed on protectiveequipment, audiometric testing and workplaceevaluations

Classes are given to working mothers on the potentialadverse effects caused by specific occupationalhazards. Classes offer open discussion and follow-uphealth interviews to identify the possible need for work

limitations and eventual profiling

RespiratoryProtection

Training is offered to work sections directly involved withpotential respiratory hazards. Focus is placed on

understanding the potential resp. hazards, use of protective equip. and health surveillance requirements

Schinnen Sports andFitness

AFNORTH Sports andFitness center



Women, Infants, &Children (WIC)

Nutritional EducationOral and DentalHealth ParentingSkills


Increase the nutritional education of populations withinthe community.

Women, Infants, &Children (WIC)

Pregnancy NutritionalEducation

NutritionalCounseling &Supplemental Foods

Increase nutritional wellness and awareness througheducation and free healthful foods. People qualify for the program by meeting guidelines.



l Being Resource [email protected]

8 hours 20 UPON Request

6.5 hours 30 Upon Request

6.5 hours 30 Upon request

All 1 hour Free

All 40 hours Free TBD 423-4008

10 hours 20 Monthly

13-18 yo FM Varies Free Ongoing

Family Members na none

> 11 years old AD, FamilyMembers, Retirees, CIV, LN

GE49-245163-3791

AD, Family Members, Retirees,CIV, LN

GE49-245163-3791


GE49-245163-3791

UponRequest/coord.instr. @SHAPE

GE49-245163-3791 or SHAPE DSN423-5979


GE49-245163-3791

NL045-527-8269

AD, Family Members, Retirees,CIV, LN parents or guardiansof 13-18 yo

NL045-527-8269

Walk in OK or callfor appointments/schedules

(0049) 02451-63-3791



AD, Family Members na none

AF AD, AF Family Members varies none

AD, Family Members, Civilians na none

AD, Civilians na none

na none

1.5 hrs none Quarterly 360-7500

2 hrs none 360-7500

none 360-7500

N/A None

call for appointments/schedules

(0049) 02451-63-3791


(0049) 02451-63-3791

Walk I Ok or callfor appointments/schedules

(0049) 02451-63-3791


(0049) 02451-63-3791

AD, Family Members, Civilians,Retirees

call for appointment

(0049) 02451-63-3791

>17 years old; AD, FM,Retirees, Civilians, Local

Nationals, Families

>17 years old; AD, FM,Retirees, Civilians, LocalNationals, Families


> 17 years old AD, spouses,Parents, Retirees, CIV, LN

4-6 hour courses


All AD, FM, Retirees, Civilians,Local Nationals, Families


360-7453/7500

Pregnant women, families,single parents


360-7335/7500



N/A None

2 hrs None 360-7500

N/A None 360-7500

N/A None 360-7500

N/A None 360-7500

Family Members N/A none 360-7269

N/A none

N/A None 360-7500

N/A none 360-7500

N/A None



360-7393/7500








No Appointmentnecessary

Call for appointment or for

schedules


Call for appointment or for schedules

360-7450/7500


Call for appointment or for schedules


Walk in OK or callfor appointment



360-7453/7500



N/A none

Varied none Upon Request 360-7500

N/A none 360-7512

AD, Retirees na none 360-7320

Varied none Upon Request 360-7500

Varied None Upon Request 360-7500

Varies none 360-7453



360-7453/7500


All, AD, Family Members,Civilians, Retirees





Substantiated FAP childmaltreatment cases




Varied none 360-7451



AD, FM, CIV, Retirees none 364-6091

AD, FM, CIV, Retirees 1 to 40 hours none 364-6091

Active Duty Military N/A none 364-6091

Soldiers and leaders none 364-2940


Call for scheduleor to requestspecial class





Determined ona case by casebasis




1-3 classes (1hr each)




none 364-2940

none 364-2940

AD, FM, Civ, Retirees 364-6240

AD, FM, Civ, Retirees 364-6240

364-6126

364-6126

364-6126

Varies none

All soldiers and familymembers and DoD civilians

On-going andspecialprograms

As requested byindividuals,spouses, or unitleaders

Soldiers, families, DoD civiliansOne class (1-2hrs)


Substantiated FAP childmaltreatment cases


0049-2451-99-3378


0049-2451-99-3378


0049-2451-99-3378



AD, FM, CIV, Retirees N/A


0049-2451-99-3378


0049-2451-99-3378


0049-2451-99-3378


0049-2451-99-3378


49-02451-99-3535

Call for

appointment

49-02451-99-

3535


49-2451-99-3328


49-2451-99-3328


49-2451-99-3328


49-02451-99-3400




49-02451-99-3400


49-02451-99-3400


49-02451-99-3400


49-02451-99-3400


49-02451-99-3400

Call for

appointment

49-02451-99-

3400


49-02451-99-3400


49-02451-99-3400


49-02451-99-3400


49-02451-99-3400



DA Civilian Employees varies free 423-5979

All 40 hours Free TBD 423-4008

AD Free N/A 423-5979


AD 12 hours Free N/A 423-5979



Free N/A 423-5979

90 minutes 0 monthly


49-02451-99-3400

March and

September

Varies uponlearner

Varies uponinstructor

Varies uponinstructor

Varies uponlearner


8 hours (1day)

Anyone with co morbiditiesindicating high risk of heartdisease. Current clientelecentered on recentlydiagnosed or identified throughmedical referral.

GK 02451-99-3386






0

0 monthly

AD, FM, CIV, Retirees none 02451-993387

Free N/A 423-5979

AD, Spouses varies Free

Anyone with co morbiditiesindicating high risk of CHDCurrent clientele centered onrecently diagnosed or identifiedthrough medical referral.

GK 02451-99-3386

Anyone with co morbiditiesindicating high risk of HighBlood Pressure Currentclientele centered on recentlydiagnosed or identified throughmedical referral.

GK 02451-99-3386

GK 02451-99-3386

Available to all NATO and/or US ID Card Holders

GK 02451-99-3386

Available to all NATO and/or US ID Card Holders

4 1 hr session.1 hr a week for 4 weeks.

Quarterly or asneeded bypopulace.(Indicated by classregistration of 6clients.)

GK 02451-99-3386

Available to all NATO and/or

US ID Card Holders

4 1 hr session.1 hr a week for 4 weeks. Withfollow ups for clients basedon progress

and need

GK 02451-99-

3386

Determined ona case by casebasis



8 hours (1day)

49-02451-63-2235(GK)364-6207(T)


0049-2451-99-3378



AD & Spouses As Needed None

AD & Spouses Varies None

Married couples. Varies None

AD and Family members Varies None

AD and Family members Varies None

AD & Spouses Varies None

Married couples

N/A none

Varies None Varies

AD and Family members Varies none Varies


0049-2451-99-3378


0049-2451-99-3378


0049-2451-99-3378


0049-2451-99-3378


0049-2451-99-3378

Call for

appointment

0049-2451-

99-3378


0049-2451-99-3378


0049-245199-3378

Parents with FAP child abusecases and high risk parents

0031-46-443-7550

0049-2451-99-3378



AD & Spouses Varies None Varies

Active Duty Members Varies None On Request

VARIES NONE ON REQUEST 423-5912

1 hour NONE MONTHLY 423-5912

Military and civilian workers VARIES NONE ON REQUEST 423-5912

360-7488

364-3170

0049-2451-99-3378

0049-2451-99-3378

0049-2451-99-3378

0049-2451-99-3378

Military and US and LNworkers

Pregnant military and Civ.

Employees



AD, Family Resource Groups Varies Free Ongoing 364-6104

Ongoing 364-6104

Pregnant, breastfeeding, andpost partum women andchildren under 5 years old

None as longas you qualifyfor theprogram

Free if youqualify

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