CCP Getting Started

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

• Active-Duty Personnel: Including all branches of the military, both junior and senior enlisted service members.
• Department of Defense (DoD) Employees
• Spouses of Military Personnel
• Military Family Dependents

The initial phase involves identifying individual needs and establishing contact with a professional from the Community Counseling Program (CCP).

How to get started with CCP:

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

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

3. Counseling Services: Depending on your initial assessment the clinician will determine if individual, couple, or family counseling is needed.

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

5. Referral Services: If additional resources are needed beyond what is offered at the Community Counseling Program, our clinicians will help you to identify additional resources to meet your specific needs.

Diverse Counseling, Services, and Support

The Community Counseling Program utilizes a holistic approach to support individuals and families in overcoming life’s challenges. Our clinicians are independently licensed and credentialed professionals who provide solutions designed to meet your specific needs in the following areas:

• Relationship Problems
• Work/Life Balance
• General Stress
• Trauma
• EAS/PCS and Challenges Related to Transition
• Grief/Loss
• Anxiety/Depression/ Associated Symptoms
• Emotion Regulation
• Deployment Cycle Stressors
• Child/Adolescent Behavioral and Emotional Disturbance
• Crisis Intervention