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BehavioralHealth ServicesFort Hood, Texas



We’re All In This Together

“One Team”

e ehavioral ealth ivision provides outpatient and inpatient treatment and consultation related to the management and treatment o behavioral issues and mental health concerns. e ehavioral ealthivision consists o mental health services provided at the esilience & estoration enter (& enter), the hild & dolescent sychiatry

valuation ervice (), the npatient sychiatry ervice, the epartment o ocial ork (), the ospital and dministrative sychiatry ervice, and the epartment o ubstance buse ervices (). hile not part o the ehavioral ealth ivision, inorma-tion regarding ort ood’s esiliency ampus and ilitary ne ource are also provided as part o this brochure.

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Visit our Behavioral Health Section

atwww.crdamc.amedd.army.mil



Behavioral Health ivision ission & Vision

esilience and estoration & enter

arrior ombat Stress eset Program SP

Hospital and dministrative Psychiatry

dult Inpatient Psychiatry

hild & dolescentPsychiatry valuation Service PS 1

epartment o Social ork S 1

epartment o Substance buse Services SS 1

raumatic Brain Injury BI 1

Soldier edical eadiness Processing 1

Post eployment Health essessment PH 1

ort Hood Garrison Programs esiliency ampus

Soldier and amily ssistance enter

Post raumatic Stress isorder

ilitary One Source

rmy ounded arrior Program

dditional esources or Support

Stages o oping ort Hood haplain inistries

dditional Phone Numbers

ort Hood esources

ommunity esources

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We Believe...

o conserve the ghting strength througha culture o excellence in our

continuum o medical training

o provide high quality customer ocusedaccessible and comprehensive health service

in support o other ontingency Operations and thermy edical ction Plan

Setting the standard and beingaccountable to our Nation

o promote resilience or our Soldiers andtheir amilies enhancing readiness and

deployability

Vision

ccess to worldclass carenationally recognized medical training and

courteous service areour core competencies

e are the ace o rmy edicineQuality health care orour rmy starts here

e develop 1st century leadersaccountable to our rmy

and our beneciaries

Mission

Mission & Vision

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We are the ace o Army Medicine:Quality healthcare or our Army

starts here!

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Contact UsCarl R. Darnall Army Medical Center

5th Floor, 5 West Ward

Phone:(254) 286-7079/7820

• Diagnostic Evaluations

• sychotherapeutic interventions

• sychopharmacotherapy

(when indicated or psychiatric illnesses,syndromes and symptom complexes)

• Chain-o-Command Consultations

• Medical Reerrals (as needed)

• Reerrals o beneciaries to the RCAREnetwork or assistance in locating variousmental health services in the community ornon-available services at CRDAMC

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• ele-sychiatry

• Consultation and Liaison ervices(or the CRDAMC Emergency Departmentand other npatient ervices)

• Medical Evaluation oards

• anity oard

• Case Management rogram(conducts assessments, coordinates reerrals,provides monitoring and ollow-up, perormscrisis management and liaison betweenCommand and network providers)

Adult Outpatient

Services

Hospital

& Administrative

PsychiatryHospital and Administrative Psychiatry provides various administrative and psychiatric treatment services to adult active-duty members o the Uniormed Services stationed or training at Fort Hood and child and adolescent amily members



Adult Inpatient Psychiatry

Other Services

• sychopharmacotherapy • ccupational therapy

• hysical training• Chain-o-command consultations• Medical reerrals (as needed)

Otherservicesoeredonthewardinclude occupational and recreational therapies, chaplainand bereavement counseling, and nutritionalassessments.

Ourtalentednursingstawillassesseachpatient’sneeds on admission and, along with the team,help ormulate a therapeutic treatment plan. A case manager will assist with active-duty commandconsultations, patient discharge planning andacilitation o continuity o care once a patient haslet the npatient Ward.


npatient sychiatry 5th Floor, 5-East Ward

Phone:(254) 288-8730 or 288-8734

e Inpatient Psychiatry Service provides qual-ity acute inpatient psychiatric care to active-duty

members o the Uniormed Services stationed or intraining at Fort Hood. Acute inpatient psychiatric care is also oered, on a space available basis, tononactive-duty patients, Family Members, retirees,and retiree Family Members, who are covered under TRICARE Prime.

erving as the sychiatric Reerral Center orthe outhern Regional Medical Command, wealso train residents, students, and psychiatrictechnicians.

Admissions or civilians are voluntary, and nochildren younger than 8 years old will beadmitted to the service.

Psychopharmacotherapy

Te Clinical eam

Services

sychopharmacotherapy, the clinical treatment o psychiatric disorders with medication, is providedas indicated or psychiatric illnesses, syndromes

and symptom complexes. reatment is providedunderthedirectsupervisionofastapsychiatrist.

he clinical team diagnoses, treats, and stabilizespatientswithseriousmentalhealthproblems.taand resident psychiatrists, nursing personnel, casemanagers, students, and chaplain services createthe interdisciplinary team that manage patientcare.

• Diagnostic evaluations• sycho therapeutic interventions

(ncluding individual and group sessions, as wellas milieu therapy)

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Child & Adolescent

Psychiatry

Evaluation Service

(CAPES)

e Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Evaluation Service (CAPES) oers a variety o programs and services. We provide comprehensive evaluations and consultations or children and adolescents whoexhibit a wide variety o behavioral and psychiatric challenges. Our goal is to provide the most clinically eective and least restrictive level o care to our patients. Our services are provided by a proessional sta that includes.

Eligible Patients

ur services are available or children and adoles-cents (inant to 8 years) o active-duty and retiredservice members who are enrolled in DEER andare RCARE-eligible.

Reerrals

Reerrals rom various clinics, schools, legalsystems, and walk-ins are welcome.

Our Services

riage (Parents Only) We perorm a screening and clas-sication assessment to determine thepriority o need or psychiatric care.pon completion o the requiredorm, a triage counselor perorms abrie evaluation o the problem and

provides any additional paperwork ororms. he triage counselor providesan appointment with a clinician or acomprehensive assessment or denitive treatmentrecommendations.

Support & Education

Attention-Decit/Hyperactivity Disorder(ADHD) Group

uesday, 4:30 - 5:45 p.m.

his group is or children who have ADD. A CAE therapist provides age-appropriateinormation about ADD and how to cope withthe disorder. ames and activities ocus on socialskills, listening, planning ahead, sel-esteem, andother areas that usually give ADD children andadolescents problems.

• Crisis Intervention

• Psychosocial Evaluations & Testing

• Psychiatric Consultations

• In-Patient Admission Referrals

• Medication Assessments

• Short-Term Treatment

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Attention-Decit/Hyperactivity Disorder(ADHD) Psychoeducational Group or Parents

uesday,4:30-5:30p.m.

Depending on the desires o the group members,the group acilitator presents basic-to-advancedinormation about ADD and treatments. hisaordsparentstheopportunitytomeetotherparents o ADD children and to discuss specicconcerns. ndividuals who do not have childrenattendingtheHchildren’sgrouparestillinvited to attend the ADD arent roup._______________________________________

Adolescent Support Group Wednesday, 4:30 - 5:45 p.m.

his group is a orum or adolescents to discusspressing issues and to gain insight into themselvesand others. his unique approach ocuses, but isnot limited to, the ollowing issues:• ersonal/interpersonal relationships• ocial/interpersonal skills• Communication skills• roblem solving_______________________________________

Anger Management Group (Children)

hursday, 4:30 – 5:30 p.m.

his group is or children who have difculty deal-ing with their anger. he group acilitator providesgames and activities that ocus on anger control,problems solving, journaling, and sel-esteem.

Contact Us

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical CenterChild Adolescent sychiatry Evaluation ervice5th Floor, 5-West Ward

Phone:(254) 286-7079/7820 or 288-873

Facsimile: (254) 286-7629

Hours o OperationMonday through Friday 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Psychoeducational Group on AngerManagement or Parents

hursday, 4:30 – 5:30 p.m.

his is an education and support group orparents. articipants discuss amily dynamics,communication skills, and problems solving. hisis an opportunity or parents to meet with otherparents and brainstorm about specic concerns.

Ater hours on weekends holidays, psychiatricemergency services or children and adolescentsare available through Carl R. Darnall Army Medicalenter’sEmergencyepartment, 288-84/83.

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Marriage and Family Terapy Services

Te mission o the arriage and amily Terapy Program is to provide help or couples and amiliesto resolve their difculties and maintain a healthy relationship dditionally we work with the cou

ple to decrease stress within the home to improvecommunication identiy parenting conicts roleconicts indelity issues and to help resolve conicts concerning deployments Services Include

• Couples and amily counseling• arent Education (how to listen and talk

to children types o appropriate discipline).• nit/Command riengs on how to help

Families promote resiliency and learn eectivecopingskillsduringstressful

deployments.

Medical Social Work program

he Medical ocial Work rogram providessupport related to hospitalization andpost-hospitalization needs, serious injury, chronicdisease, disability, or terminal illness. ervicesnclude:

• Discharge planning• dentication o appropriate resources or

the patient and amily to ease the transition

rom hospitalization to homecare• ndividual, amily counseling, and groupcounseling to help with adjustment problems

orstressfullifechangesduetothepatient’s medical needs.

ur services help oldiers and Families toimprovetheirabilitytocopemoreeectively with stress, anger, and other emotion. oldiersand Families learn how to make better decisions,improve problem solving skills, enhance positivesel-esteem/sel worth, how to take responsibility forone’sactions,andwaystostrengthen

healthy relationships.

Contact UsCarl R. Darnall Army Medical CenterKennedy ocial Work uilding 225552nd t. 76st ank attalion Ave.

Social Work ServiceFamily Advocacy rogram (pouse Child Abuse),

exual Assault Care Coordination(254)288-6474–ial‘0’forthefrontdesk

DSW Care Manager Program(254) 535-4497

Deployment Stress Help Line(254) 535-4497 non-emergency

raditional Services

he Department o ocial Work also providesa wide variety o individual, marital, and amily counseling services appropriate to the specicneeds o our oldiers and Families.

Medical Social Work (254) 553-888

DSN: 738-6474 Facsimile: (254) 288-328

Marriage & Family Terapy Clinicldg. 90043

West Fort ood, X 76544(254) 288-5626

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Services• Walk-in riage

• Evaluation/Assessment

• Recommendations or reatment

• Reerral

• Education

• Consultation ervices

• ndividual and roup Counseling• Medication Evaluations

We provide programs that enhance Army readiness by reducing accidents and incidents associated with alcohol and drug abuse.

• rovide drug/alcohol education, intervention,and rehabilitation services to authorizedbeneciaries

• Assist Command with identiying those whosuccessully complete treatment goals and whoshow potential or productive re-entry to the work orce

• Assist Command with identiying, or adminis-trative action, those who choose not to rehabili-tate or those who lack potential to rehabilitate

here are several treatment options:

• Alcohol and Drug Abuse revention raining

(2-day class)

• utpatient treatment

• npatient treatment

• ndividual specialized groups

• Medical intervention as indicated

• rinalysis and alcohol testing

s the rehabilitation side o the rmy Substance buse Program SP the epartment o Substance buse Services SS works in tandem with the garrison prevention programs to

• revent loss o productivity caused by drugalchohol misuse, abuse, dependence

Department of Substance

Abuse Services (DSAS)

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AEME (MA)his rogram is a voluntary, anonymous mental health

andalcoholself-assessmentandreferralprogramoeredto

militaryfamiliesandservicemembersaectedbydeploy -

ments and mobilizations. t is available online at www.

Military Mental ealth.org and as a recorded interactive

phone assessment at -877-877-3647. his program

is provided by the nonprot organization creening or

Mental ealth, nc., with unding rom the Department

ofefenseOceofHealthairs.Resultsandavailable

resources are listed at the end o each assessment.

Hours o Operation Walk-n

Monday, uesday, Wednesday and Friday 7:30 a.m. – 0 a.m.

Appointments nly Monday, uesday, Wednesday and Friday

0:30 a.m. – 3 p.m.

What You Can Expect nitially, you will complete orms and be screenedby a triage counselor. At this time an appointment will be made or additional services. you needurther evaluation, you will be asked or somepersonal history and some background inormation.

ou will also be asked to provide us with valuableinormation about your nutritional health and yourpersonal learning style. he more specic inorma-tion you provide, the better we will be able to assessyour situation.

eore you leave our clinic all your questions will beanswered and you will be ully inormed as to therecommendations made by the DA counselor.

Your Rights as a Patient As a patient o Department o ubstance Abuse ervices, you have theright to:

• Reasonable access to care

• Care that respects your personalvalues and belies

• ersonal privacy and condentiality

• e kept inormed o your treatment andencouraged to participate in developing yourtreatment program

you have any questions about any o your rightsor treatment, please ask the individual providingthe service.

the answer is not satisactory or you eel you needto talk with someone else about an aspect o yourcare, please ask to see a clinical supervisor or the

Chie o DA.

Eligible Patientservices are available to all active-duty oldiers.


76st ank attalion Avenue, uilding 286(near the old AAFE service station/garage)

Phone:(254) 287-2892

DSN: 737-2892

Facsimile:(254) 287-5268

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Contact Usemporary Locationraumatic rain njury Clinic

uilding 3635 Rough Rider illage

Phone: (254) 288-2083

Facsimile: (254) 287-2870

Traumatic

Brain Injury

Clinic services include emergency evalua-tion, medication assessment and management,individual and group counseling, psychotherapy,consultations, neuropsychological testing, oldierreadiness and post-deployment screening, concus-sion screening, mental status evaluations, casemanagement, cognitive rehabilitation, occupa-tional therapy, driving screening, associated ostraumatic tress Disorder (D) treatments,

and pain management.

Additional Inormation

his inormation on and more can be oundat the Deployment ealth Clinical Center(DCC) and the Deense Centers or Excellence Web sites. isit www.pdhealth.mil/BI.asp and www.dcoe.health.mil/deault.aspx

www.PDHealth.mil is the fcial Web site o the DoD Deployment ealth Clinical Centerlocated at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, D.C.

www.dcoe.health.mil is the fcial Web siteo the Deense Centers or Excellence o theDepartment o Deense.

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center’s Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Center provides outpatient psychological, medical, and consultationservices or Fort Hood Soldiers to maintain the health o personnel who have experienced or are suspected o having a brain injury.

A traumatic brain injury () is dened as ablow or jolt to the head or a penetrating head

injury that disrupts the unction o the brain.Concussions, also called “closed head injuries,” area type o . ot all blows or jolts to the headresult in a . he severity o such an injury may range rom “mild,” i.e., a brie change inmental status or consciousness to “severe,” i.e., anextended period o unconsciousness or amnesiaater the injury.

can cause a wide range o unctional changesaectingthinking,sensation,movement,language,

and/or emotions. ome symptoms may appearimmediately ater the injury and other symptomsmay not appear or days or weeks. ecause o thenature o the injury and the symptoms, sometimespeople may not recognize or admit that they havea problem. n post-concussion/mild patients,recovery time is within weeks/months, but a smallpercentage have persistent symptoms. atients with moderate to severe may never ully recover their pre-injury unction. Hours o Operation

Monday through Friday

7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

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Soldier Medical

Readiness Processing

ReminderMR is a medical process.oldiers must have their medicalrecords to complete each process.

oldier medical readiness processing is part o ort ood’s oldier eadiness rocess. ort ood provides legal, nancial, and personnel services.arl . arnall rmy edical enter provides the medical portion o the process.

• re/ost Deployment ealth Assessments

• Medical Record Review

• Deployment Lab Review

• mmunization pdate• Dental ealth Review

• Clinical ealth Review with licensed

provider

• urse Case Manager ervices when needed

SMRP Locationron orse ym, ldg. 3707,

ld ron ides t.(254) 553-5525.

Scheduling Contact (A) at (254) 285-6574.

For specic questions regarding the medicalcomponent o the R process contact

(254) 553-5527.

Contact Us

The Soldier Medical Readiness Processing

Center provides administrative and medical

screening services to ctive uty National

Guard eserve and ivilian personnel insupport o deploymentmobilization andredeploymentdemobilization

he MR objective is to ensure that personnelare both physically and mentally t to deploy/mobilize and redeploy/demobilize. he screen-ing process includes:

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Learn More About PDHRA For more inormation on the DRA program at Fort ood visit our web sitehttp://www.crdamc.amedd.army.mil/deault.

asp?page=srp_pdhra

Safeguarding Soldier Health:The Post-Deployment Health Reassessment

(PDHRA)

For Additional Resourceshttp://hp.osd.mil/pdhraino

To saeguard the health and well-being o all Soldiers, the U.S. Army implemented the Post-Deployment Health Reassessment, or PDHRA,in January 2006. A Commander’s Program, the PDHRA gives Soldiers an opportunity to address any health concerns that may emerge ollowing redeployment. It is available to all Soldiers --

Active and Reserve Component -- who have returned rom combat.

Returning home and settling back into a routinecan be lled with excitement and discovery.oldiers may start acing health concerns that they may not have noticed beore.

Te Reason or PDHRA Research shows that identiying these healthconcerns as soon as possible strongly impacts thelong-term health and well-being o oldiers andtheir Families. he Army wants to help oldiersaddress their health concerns beore they developinto more serious problems.

How to Completethe PDHRA

oldiers who have returned rom a combat deploy-ment since March 0, 2005, must complete theDRA. n most cases, the DRA takes place90 to 80 days ater redeployment. Commanders will notiy oldiers to participate in the DRA process, and oldiers can log on to Army Knowl-edge nline to check their DRA status under“My Medical Readiness.”

o completed the DRA, oldiers ll out DDForm 2900 and speak one-on-one with a healthcare provider. he health care provider will reeroldiers or urther evaluation and treatment,i necessary. Most oldiers will complete theDRA as part o a unit-scheduled event,through an appointment, or on a walk-in basis.

PDHRA at Fort HoodOurprogramisallaboutoldiers’Health:physi-calandmental.Ourstaisdedicatedtocaringor our returning heroes.

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The PDHRA provides:

• Medical screening for both

physical and behavioral

health concerns

• Access to resources

and support for wide a

range of questions and

concerns you may have

about your health following

your deployment

• Education and training to

assist you in addressing

deployment-related health

concerns

Contact Usron orse ym, ldg. 3707

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Phone:(254) 287-093

Hours o Operation Appointments and Walk-n

Every Day 8:45 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Soldier should bring medical records and completed 2900



www.hoodmwr.com/acs

New Parent Support ProgramPlus (NPSP+)

his program is comprised o a proessional team o licensed, Masters-level social workers and registerednurses who provide supportive and caring servicesto military amilies with children up to 3 years old.

ur trained, supervised home visitors have exten-sive knowledge o the issues conronting parents

today. ome visitors are sensitive to the uniquechallenges acing military amilies. ew arentupport rogram lus home visitors can answeryour questions and discuss and bring inormationon any topic related to parenting young children.n addition, home visitors can assist your amily innding additional community resources.

Eligibility All services are ree o charge. arget population ismilitary amilies with children rom birth - 3 years,

including amilies who are expecting a baby.

Family Advocacy Programhe Family Advocacy rogram ocuses on spouseand child abuse prevention through education andsupport programs, including:Reporting/Crisis ntervention ervices• Family Advocacy ictim Advocate rogram• Fort ood exual Assault revention and

Response rogram• Command and roop Education For

roessionals• pouse Abuse - Family Lie kills• aety Education• upport roups and arenting Education

Army Community Service Army Community ervice is an empowered teamthat provides comprehensive, coordinated, andresponsive advocacy and prevention, inormationand reerral, outreach, nancial, employment,oldier and amily readiness, exceptional amily member and relocation assistance services thatsupport the readiness and well-being o oldiersand their amilies, civilian employees, and retirees. isit our web site at

Hours o Operationew arent upport rogram

Monday through Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

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isit our web site athttp://hoodmwr.com/acs/apb.html

Contact us at 286-6774 or 68-7582uilding 2, he Rivers uilding

Fort HoodGarrison Programs



Support Group

hare and learn parenting principles andexperiences to build condence and establish asupport system.

Parenting EducationN+oersparentingeducationthrough home visitation. our home visitor will work

with you on the parenting topics and issues o concern to your amily in order to meet yourindividual needs.

Explore Learning & Play Ourplaygroupoersaweeklyopportunitytomeet other parents while children socialize, learn,and join in play activities. Fun and age appropri-ate play or young children up to 3 years old.Come join the group!• o become more condent as a parent

• ounderstandtheagesandstagesofyourchild’sdevelopment in order to make wise choices

• o develop a support system• o lessen stress• o improve communication between you and

your spouse• o learn why kids do what they do• o develop common ground with your spouse

in the area o parenting• o improve your relationship with your children• o make parenting un• o be a better parent to your child• o eel more at home in the military

• Explore Learning lay (ormerly, play morning): A weekly parent-child play group.Free play and activities. Meets every Wednesday at the ronco outh Center rom 9:30 - a.m.

• upport roup• arenting Education

What NPSP+ Can Do For You...hisprogramoersexpectantparentsandparents

o newborns and young children, the opportunity to improve their parenting knowledge, skills andcondence. he ew arent upport rogramlus is a reliable source or answers to your parent-ingquestionsintheprivacyofyourhome.

hinkyou’renota“new”parent?Evenifyou’vebeen raising your amily or a ew years, new agesandstagesofdevelopmentbringdierentchallenges. Even i you have older children, youcontinue to be eligible or + i you are

expecting a baby or have a child who is 3 yearsold or younger.

irstbabyornewaddition?ten adding a new baby presents a real change in the amily whetherthis is your rst baby or a new addition. Demandsonyourtimearedierentwithmorethanonechild in your home, and demands o a newborncan be overwhelming. ometimes the maritalrelationshipisstressedbecauseofdierencesinparenting styles and attitudes.

Home VisitsMeet with a proessional who can answer yourquestions, bring you inormation, and talk to youabout your concerns as a parent or parent-to-be inthe privacy o your own home.

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Services• ome isitations (by appointment): n-home

parenting education and educational counseling,support, reerral assistance. isitors help amilieslearn to cope with:

Are You Ready to Enroll?It’saseasyasdialingyourtelephone.Justgiveus a call during regular business hours.

- tress- solation

- ost-Deployment Reunions- Everyday Demand o arenthood

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Contact Us Army Community erviceFamily Advocacy rogram

ew arent upport rogram lusFort ood, exas

Phone: (254) 287-2286 or (254) 287-229



Resiliency Campus

• ealth education/promotion processes to

raise individual and community awareness.

• rograms directed toward optimal physicalspiritual, and mental tness

• rograms ostering piritual awareness and

lie enrichment.

• Environmental social programs ostering

healthy liestyles, community actions, and

proactive public health policies.

• Leader programs to ensure the wellbeing o

our oldiers, Families, Civilians.

Resilience is achieved through the integration

development o programs, leader engagement and

Family Member involvement.

Pursuing and Investing inResiliency or Lie

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“ We can develop a place where

Soldiers and their Familiescan go and become more

spiritually, physically, and

morally t so when they

deploy they can come back in

the same condition they let”

- Phantom 6



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Contact UsFort ood Resiliency Campus

3st attalion Ave.Fort ood, X 76544

Phone: (254) 285-5693

http://www.hood.army.mil/resiliencycampus

Empowering Participants with the toolsor Lie Efectiveness...



e ort ood esiliency program is the integrationo ody, ind, and pirit to produce a balanced liestyle. t promotes a sense o becoming, changing,improving and growing.

Living the Balanced Lie...

Te arl arnall rmy edical enter’s locatedin BLDG 12019 and BLDG 12018 providesservices in

Human Perormance Labs are readily available to determine not only a person’sresting metabolism but also hishermaximum cardiovascular endurance tohelp in the design o a health and tnessprogram tailored to the needs o theindividual

Te center or Functional Fitness provides

• Fitness classes

• Climbing wall

• ai Chi and oga classes

• Warrior Adventure uest

• Massage therapy

• nteractive sports video

• Expert tness coaching

Free Childcare

Provided

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Te Body

Te esiliency ampus incorporates a holisticapproach with the idea o balancing every aspecto the individual mind body and spirit to helpclients reach individualized and measurable healthgoals through health education and comprehensiveprograms In addition to the programs that di

rectly support the ind Body and Spirit nutrition classes will be tied in with the ulinary rtsbuilding providing healthy cooking instructionand education classes on healthy oods Te ivilianFitnessProgramwillbeoeredservingfulltimecivilian employees

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• obacco Cessation

• utrition awareness

• Dietary supplements

• ower erormance

• Female oldier Awareness

• ealth promotion evaluation pregnancy and

post-partum physical training

• tress control

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Te Mind

• Condence building

• oal setting

• Attention control• Energy management

• ntegrated imagery

• rganization and time management

• Learning and memory

• College preparation classes

Te Spiritual Fitness Center S located inBLDG 12012 is Open Hours a Day andprovides

• Meditation area

• nternet Cae and Library

oeetearoomellowshipHall

• Counseling or discouragement, stress,

disillusionment, cynicism, anger, and

ethical issues

• attlemind classes and ollow up

assistance to oldiers and their amilies

Te Spiritual itness enter is an ideal sanctuary o individual discovery empowering participants with the tools to pursue individual happiness andulllment

• Financial planning and budgeting

• uidance on insurance

onsumeraairs

• Advice on spending

• Free credit score analysis

• Army Emergency Relie (AER)

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Te Cognitive Enhancement and AssistanceCenter consists o three programs and is located inBLDG 12020 Te Army Center or EnhancedPerormance (ACEP) works to develop the ullpotential o participants using a systematicprocess to enhance the skills essential to the pursuit o personal strength proessional excellenceand the arrior thos Services provided by P include

Army Financial Assistance serves the needs o ort Hood with a variety o programs including

Te Spirit

“Te key is in having a

destination, a fight plan, a

compass.” - Stephen R. Covey BG 1

Te Military Family Lie Consultant (MFLC)Program provides amilies with a wide range

o nonmedical amily lie counseling Servicesinclude anger management conict resolutionparenting communication relationship issuesdecision making skills and workplace productivity

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e oldier & amily ssistance enter () provides tailored integrated support services while serving as an inormation broker/clearing house ina location proximate to Warriors in Transition(WT) and their Families. e purpose o the services is to equip and aid Warriors in making lie changing decisions as they transition either back toduty or to civilian lie.

Serviceshe ollowing services are available throughthe FAC:• Entitlement and benets counseling• Military ersonnel ervices, such as D cards• Educational services• ransition/employment assistance• ocial services to include nancial counseling,

stress management, translator coordinationand Exceptional Family Member services

• ravel pay or Family Members on nvita-tional ravel rders ()

• ubstance abuse inormation and reerral orFamily members• Coordination o legal and pastoral ervices• Emergency housing plans or non-medical

attendants who provide care or the Warriorin ransition

• Assistance in identiying lodging resources orFamily Members

• Child care reerral• Accept and manage donations• Coordination with Army Reserve,

tate and local agencies

• Coordination with ational uard,tate and local agencies

Soldier & Family

Assistance Center (SFAC)

Contact Usldg 36042

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Phone:(254) 286-5768

288-3945287-9593

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Additional Inormationtress may be dened as a psycho-physiologicalresponse to a perceived threat. eople whoencounter stressors, or perceived threats, experi-ence a stress response. hat response includesphysical, emotional, and cognitive components inboth an and long-term process. An stress responseinvolves, among other physiologic changes, thebody’ssympatheticnervoussystemsecretingadrenalin and/or the adrenal glands secretingcortisol in an attempt to make our body orbehavior more capable o dealing with threatstoourwell-being.hepowerfuleectofthesehormones when prolonged can have an adverseimpact on health. For example, cortisol is apowerul immunosuppressive.

rauma may be considered as the psychologicaleectofsevereorprolongedstress.Generallythis involves experiencing or witnessing threatso death or serious injury to either sel or others. What is “traumatized” in this experience is thesense o the sel as sae, protected, or invulnerable. Variousbehavioralandemotionaleectsarecommoninresponsetotrauma.heseeects

Tis inormation on BI and more can be oundat the eployment Health linical enterH eb site Visit www.pdhealth.mil.

www.PDHealth.mil is the Ofcial eb site o

the o eployment Health linical enterlocated at alter eed rmy edical enter ashington

generally all along a continuum, but may be quitesevere and disruptive to daily role unctioning andoverall quality o lie. Fortunately, they requently diminish with time and supportive interpersonalinteraction. owever, or some people, symptoms

may persist leading to potential problems as-sociated with post traumatic stress disorder, orD. n such cases, proessional treatment hasbeen ound to be helpul in either eliminating orreducing symptoms.

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Violence and rauma

Military neource consultants can help youtalk with your children about issues o war andviolence. We also provide inormation, resources,

and counseling on issues related to emergenciesand natural disasters, including planningand preparedness.

Military

One Source

1-800-342-9647

Legal

Depending on your service branch, Military neource legal services are provided as asupplementtoyourinstallation’sLegalssistancefce. he Military neource legal team includeslicensed attorneys who can provide legal inormationand education.

Money he Military neource nancial team can help

with budgeting, debt reduction, credit issues, andtax preparation. Financial planners are available by appointment or more detailed nancial concerns.he Web site provides additional nancial resources,including calculators or loans, debt reduction,and budgeting.

Child Care and Parenting

pecialized consultants can help you locate licensedchild care providers in your area, as well as help withother parenting issues, such as ways to help your

children succeed with homework or how to helpyour children adjust to a move.

Deployment and Reunion

hrough both the web site and the toll-ree number,you can locate inormation or service members andtheirfamiliesaboutdealingwithdeployment.You’llnd inormation on staying connected with yourchildrenwhileyou’redeployed,orinformationforuard and Reserve members returning to work atera deployment.

Nationwide

Military neource uses a nationwide network o

counselors to arrange or local ace-to-ace counsel-ing sessions. During the telephone assessment, theconsultant will provide a list o counselors that bestmatches the needs o the caller. enerally, counsel-ors are located within a 30-mile radius o the caller.Callers are provided with all necessary contact detailsand encouraged to connect with the ace-to-acecounselor as soon as possible.

Personal and Relationships

Military neource can help with issues including

depression, addiction and recovery, stress, grie andloss, relationships, or issues related to deployment.n addition, ree ace-to-ace counseling sessionscan be arranged in your local community (in thecontinental .., Alaska, awaii, and uerto Rico).

www.militaryonesource.com

Face-to-Face Counseling

A Military neource consultant can reer servicemembers or eligible Family Members to licensedproessional counselors in the local community orsix sessions per issue at no cost to the service memberor amily member (available in the continental ..,

Alaska, awaii, and uerto Rico). Face-to-acecounseling is designed to address short-term issuesdealing with relationships, grie and loss, adjustmentto deployment, stress management, parenting, orcombat stress.

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aking care o wounded warriors is an important

part o the rmy’s mission. e rmy ounded arrior rogram (2) is the ofcial .. rmy program that assists and advocates or severely wounded, ill, and injured oldiers, Veterans, and their amilies, wherever they are located, or as long as it takes. 2 provides individualized support to this unique population o oldiers, who were injured or became ill during their service in verseas ontingency perations since 9/11.

Army

Wounded Warrior Program

W2isakeycomponentofthermy’s commitment, the Army Family Covenant, to

wounded warriors and their Families. All wounded,ill, and injured oldiers - who are expected torequire six months o rehabilitative care and theneed or complex medical management - are tran-sitioning to eteran status. hose who meet AW2eligibility are simultaneously assigned to Warriorransition attalion.

Phone:

(57) 289-3048, (254) 287-2872,(254) 287-6709, (254) 553-097,

-800-237-336

he AW2 rogram is the only Army program

that assists and advocates rom the time o injury and continues throughout the Wounded WarriorLiecycle o Care o AW2 oldiers and is not limitedby physical location or contstrained by recovery orrehabilitation timelines.

oldiers have given so much, and the AW2 rogramis committed to ensuring that the unique populationo AW2 oldiers and their Families are given thebest possible care and successully return to duty ortransition to civilian lie.


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AW2 Advocates assist in the development o courseso action necessary to address needs/goals or AW2-eligible Warriors in ransition and their Families.ervices include:

- Ensure AW2-eligible Warriors in ransitionand their Families gain access to medical andnon-medical care management services toinclude medical care, rehabilitation, disability benets, education, and employment-related

programs.

- Advise the Warrior ransition attalioncommander on healthcare and benet supportprograms provided by Department o Deense,Department o the Army, Department o

Veteranairs(V),epartmentofLabor, ocial ecurity Administration, as well as othernon-governmental agencies.

- Assist in community outreach and educationevents establishing a local community supportnetwork.

- Anticipate and address uture challenges duringrecovery, rehabilitation, and reintegration or

AW2-eligible Warriors in ransition to activeduty or transition to veteran status.

Contact Us Warrior ransition attalion

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he Army ehavioral ealth Web site isavailable or you. he link is www.behavioralhealth.army.mil

his Web site, provided by the .. Army Medical Department, is a growing site that

is designed to be a central source o behav-ioral health inormation and relevant linksor oldiers, Family Members, providers,news media, and Army Medical Departmentbeneciaries. ere, you can nd inorma-tion on topics such as:

re and ost Deploymentattlemind raining normationuicide reventionrovide Resiliency raining

DResearch

Army Behavioral Health Web Site

Wounded Soldier& Family Hotline

he Wounded oldier and Family otlinegives wounded/injured oldiers and theiramily members a convenient way to resolvemedical issues. t also provides a channel or

oldiers’medicalconcernstogodirectlytosenior Army leadership.

he hotline can be reached at (800) 984-8523, 24 hours daily. he center is underthe uman Resources Command.

hermy’sintentistoensure wounded and injured oldiersand their amilies that they receive the best medical carepossible.

he Army chain o command will ensure every oldier is assisted innavigating the Military

ealth Care ystem.

Ombudsman Program

he .. Army Medical Commandestablished the mbudsman program toaugment the Army Wounded oldier andFamily otline (WF). he placemento knowledgeable and compassionateproessionals at Medical reatment Facilitiesthat have signicant Warriors in ransition

populations will ensure that oldiers andFamily Members have a neutral and inor-mal process or resolving concerns that arise when attempting to navigate complex healthcare related programs.

ortHood’sOmbudsmanprogramhelpsresolve issues relating to Warriors in ransi-tion oldiers and their amily members.ssues include health care, physical disability processing, Reserve Component medicalretention issues, transition to the eterans

Administration, pay issues, and others.Ombudsmantawillalsoassistwithissues that come through the Army-wide Wounded oldier and Family ot line. nevery case, the mbudsman will attempt tolink the oldier or Family member with theappropriate subject matter expert.

Additional Resources

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he mbudsman ofce on the second ooro Carl R.Darnall Army Medical Center inroom 2025. he Fort ood mbudsman canbe reached by calling 286-7793, 286-703, or287-0806, 286-7793, 286-779. All can bereached via e-mail [email protected]

Mental Health Hotline

oldiers who have been reluctant to seek help or mental health problems may calla new automated phone-in assessmentprogram.hehotlineisthelatesteort to reach out to oldiers and amily members who might not otherwise seek help or post-traumatic stress or otherpsychological issues. he calls will beconducted in English and panish and willoperate 24 hours daily. he toll-ree numberor the elephone el-Assessment is(877) 877-3647.

arlR.arnallrmyMedicalenter’sehavioral ealth otline was establishedtocareforthoseaectedbytheNov.5,2009 shooting at Fort ood.Call (254) 553-3480 or assistance.

Behavioral Health Hotline

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se these coping guides to assessyoursel and know that seeking help isa sign o strength. Ask or help. Receivethe help. hare your experience and helpothers cope. We are all in this together!

Where are you in the stageso coping?

Stages of Coping

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support group or

to share with

friends and family?

hese guides and many othermarketing support resources andeducational materials are availableor download at the Carl R. Darnall rmyMedicalenter’sWebsite.

isit www.crdamc.amedd.army.milClick the Media Resources tabon the let and choose Marketingupport rom the y-out menu.

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amilies in risis Hotline 111

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ental Health Hotline (877) 877-3647

ounded Soldier & amily Hotline (800) 984-8523

Additional Phone Numbers

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Sexual Assault

702-4953

Chaplain After

Duty Hours

287-CHAP

Department ofSocial Work

Services288-6474

Spouse/ChildAbuse Hotline

287-2273

AbuseAbuse

After-DutyHours Call

634-8309

Child YouthServices

Childcare &

Daycare287-9833

EmergencyChildcare287-CARE

ChildcareChildcare

Child ProtectiveServices526-9011

FORT HOODWE’RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER

Rear DetachmentP.O.C.:

Family Readiness Group

UNIT CONTACT INFO.

Child & AdolescentPsychiatry Service

288-8731286-7079

Resilience &Restoration Center

553-2288553-2287

Warrior CombatStress Reset

Program288-4746

Dept. of SocialWork

288-6474

Hospital and AdminPsychiatry

286-7079/7820

HealthHealth

Carl R. DarnallArmy Medical

CenterInformation

288-8000

Darnall

Emergency(254) 288-8113

Adult InpatientPsychiatry288-8730

Military Police288-1131/1148/1062

287-5019 or 911

PoliceKilleen 526-8311Harker Heights

699-7600Copperas Cove

547-4272

Chaplain AfterDuty Hours

287-CHAP

911Post Operator

287-1110

Fort Hood Fire

117 or 911

Fort Hood

Red CrossAfter Hours287-4745 or

287-4746

CRDAMCEmergency

Department288-8113

CrisisCrisis

Behavioral HealthHotline

553-3480

Military & FamilyLife Consultants383-2571, 3684,1631, 1298, and

553-4705

ACS FAPRelationship

Enhancement288-2863

Families in

Crisis Hotline634-8309

526-6111

Chaplain FamilyLife Training

Center288-1757

ACS FAP MaritalCommunications

288-1757/5123Family Life

Center

Family AdvocacyProgram Hotline

287-CARE

FamilyFamily

ACS

ExceptionalFamily Member

Program

287-6070

TRICAREInformation Line

800-444-5445

Copperas Cove

WIC547-9571

ACS Food

Stamps and WIC

287-3663

Killeen WIC

526-2033

KilleenFood Center

554-3400Fort Hood WIC

532-8680

Prescription

Refills 288-8911Main/PX

Pharmacy

288-8800

TRICARE

AppointmentCancellation

288-7777

TRICAREAppointments

288-8888Out-of-Town

800--305-6421

Department ofSubstance

AbuseServices (DSAS)

287-2892

Veterinary

Needs287-6719

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RESOURCESARMY STRONG

LegalLegal

Fort Hood TaxOffice

288-5040

Power ofAttorney & Wills

287-7901

ACS Consumer

Affairs Office287-CITY

MoneyMoney

ACS FinancialQuestions287-8979

Fort Hood

Tax Office288-7995 (apt.)

Deposit WaiverProgram

288-9305

ACSJob Assistance

288-2089

ACS

FinancialReadiness

Branch287-8979

ACS/CFSFood Stamps

and WIC287-3663

School LiaisonOffice

288-7946

ACS NewParent Support

Program

287-2286

Chaplain FamilyLife Training

Center288-1757

ACS

Parenting SkillsClasses

287-2286

ParentingParenting

Fort Hood

Housing Office287-4212

ACS LendingCloset

287-4485 or

287-4471

Army

EmergencyRelief (AER)

288-5003

Misc.Misc.

ACS Information

Line287-4ACS

CFS CommandFinancial

Specialist Unit287-8979

ID Cards

AG ID Cards287-5670

Inter-AgencyMeeting

287-4ACS (4227)

HouseholdGoods

In and Out Bound287-5516

or 288-9832

National SuicidePrevention Hotline

1-800-784-24331-800-273-8255

National Institute ofMental Health Hotline

1-888-826-9438

Military & Family LifeConsultants

383-2571/3684 /1631

Sexual Assault

702-4953

Fort Hood ResiliencyCenter

1-800-784-2433

ACS FamilyAssistance Center

288-7570 or866-836-2751

Department ofSubstance

Abuse Services(DSAS) 287-2892

Department of Social

Work Services288-6474

Chaplain Family Life

Training Center288-1757

StressStress

Deployment StressHelp Line

(non-emergency)535-4497

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COMMUNITYWE’RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER

FamilyFamily

TRICAREInformation

Line

800-444-5445

Military

One Source800-342-9647

Gold Star

FamilySupportCenter

288-1668

TexVetTexas

Veterans &Families

Information &

Referral211

Communities

In Schools554-2132

AmericanLung

Association

512-467-6753

HealthHealth

Bell CountyPublic Health

778-4766Killeen

526-8371

American

Heart Assoc.Waco

254-299-0880Austin

512-433-4000

ArthritisFoundation

772-9303

American

CancerSociety

753-0806

Greater

Killeen FreeClinic

519-3898

FamilyPlanning

547-1006

AmericanLung

Association

512-467-6753

HealthHealth

Bell CountyPublic Health

778-4766Killeen

526-8371

American

Heart Assoc.Waco

254-299-0880Austin

512-433-4000

ArthritisFoundation

772-9303

American

CancerSociety

753-0806

Greater

Killeen FreeClinic

519-3898

FamilyPlanning

547-1006

Autism(MAJ Fisher)254-288-8099

AbuseAbuse

AbuseAbuse ChildcareChildcare

Ralph Wilson

Youth ClubsAges 6-14

773-9001

Boys & GirlsClub

699-5808

Saulsbury

Jean WilsonChildren’s

Center

Temple778-7311

HCCAAChildcare

ManagementServices

200-2250800-647-6558

CrisisCrisis

Cove House

EmergencyShelter547-4673

TheRefuge Corp.Cove Shelter

547-6753

Martha’sKitchen

Temple770-0515

Families inCrisis Inc.

634-1184

AmericanRed CrossFort Hood

287-040024 hr. toll-free

877-272-7337

CrisisCrisis

Cove House

EmergencyShelter547-4673

TheRefuge Corp.Cove Shelter

547-6753

Martha’sKitchen

Temple770-0515

Families inCrisis Inc.

634-1184

AmericanRed CrossFort Hood

287-040024 hr. toll-free

877-272-7337

SuicidePrevention

1-800-784-2433

Central TexasYouth Services

Teen Hotline1-800-421-8336

ChildProtective

Services

800-252-5400

Texas

RunawayHotline

800-392-3352

ChildProtective

Services

800-252-5400

Texas

RunawayHotline

800-392-3352

Spouse AbuseHotline24 hour

1-888-799-7233

Child Abuse &

Neglect Hotline24 hour

1-800-252-5400

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Texas

RehabilitationCommission800-538-8285

Central Texas

WorkforceServices200-2000

JobsJobs

Texas

RehabilitationCommission800-538-8285

Central Texas

WorkforceServices200-2000

JobsJobs

LegalLegal

Lone StarLegal Aid939-5773

LegalLegal

Lone StarLegal Aid939-5773

RESOURCESARMY STRONG

SchoolSchool

Belton ISD254-215-2000

Head Start

CC: 547-0769HH: 690-1325

Fort Hood:

628-1935

School LiaisonOffice

288-7946

Temple ISD254-215-8473

Lampasas ISD512-556-6224

Killeen ISD

254-501-0000

Copperas Cove

ISD

254-547-1227

Military ChildEducation

Coalition (MCEC)953-1923

CommunitiesIn Schools

554-2132

Central TexasArmed Services

YMCA634-5445

AlcoholicsAnonymous

Killeen254-634-5959

Central TexasCouncil on

Alcoholism &Drug Abuse

800-554-3254

CenTex

Rehab Center778-2286

Emergency

778-2286

Christian

FarmsTreehouse

Inc.933-9400

Central TexasCouncil on

Alcoholism &Drug Abuse

800-554-3254

CenTex

Rehab Center778-2286

Emergency

778-2286

Christian

FarmsTreehouse

Inc.933-9400

RehabRehab

RehabRehab

MoneyMoney

Consumer

CreditCounseling

Service

634-9155800-374-2227

MoneyMoney

Consumer

CreditCounseling

Service

634-9155800-374-2227

Central TexasVeteran’s Affairs1-800-423-2111

1-800-778-4811

Bell CountyHuman Services

519-3360Copperas Cove

547-4286

Misc.Misc.

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Texas Information& Referral

KilleenHELP Center

519-3360

HCCAA

Energy Assistance519-3360

Salvation Army

Killeen634-0364

Social SecurityAdministration

298-1323800-772-1213

WICCopperas Cove

547-9571Killeen 526-2033

Families in Crisis

Inc.634-1184

VA Liaison(287) 3917/3919

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