Substance Assessment and Counseling

Eligibility

• Service Members
• Family Members
• Reservists
• Spouses
• Veterans
• Retirees 

Find the Support You Need

• Identify any concerns about substance misuse for yourself, a family member or a friend.
• Seeking help is a sign of strength and commitment to personal well-being.

• Connect with a someone who can help you by calling the SACC or visiting the center in-person to inquire about the services and schedule an assessment.
• Use the contact information located on this webpage.

• Set up a time for comprehensive evaluation with a certified substance misuse counselor.
• Assessments will help determine the appropriate level of care or intervention needed.

• Actively participate in the recommended services.
• Stay committed to appointments and engage with the material and activities provided.

• Continue with any recommended follow-up appointment to sustain progress.
• Engage in aftercare services to prevent relapse and promote long-term well-being.

• Familiarize yourself with the confidentiality policies of the SACC to understand your rights and any mandatory reporting requirements.
• Taking the initiative to seek help can often provide more confidentiality.

Our Services

The Substance Assessment and Counseling Center provides support to you and your family to help you overcome substance misuse challenges while promoting overall health and well-being.

Services include:

• Aftercare
• Early Intervention Educaton
• Group Non-medical Counseling
• Individual Consultation
• Individual Non-medical Counseling
• Intake and Assessment
• Prevention Education
• Referrals and Care Coordination

Reach out to your local Substance Assessment and Counseling Center to schedule an appointment with one of our substance misuse counselors.

Prime for Life Course

• 4.5 hours (half day)
• A shortened version of the Prime for Life curriculum.
• Provides an overview of key concepts:

1. Risk factors for addiction
2. Effects of alcohol and drugs on the body
3. Decision-making strategies to avoid high-risk behaviors
4. It introduces basic tools for making low-risk choices

Used for early intervention or education for service members who may have been identified as at-risk for substance misuse.

• A two-day, 16-hour training course offered by our Alcohol Prevention Specialist.
• For individuals who have already experienced substance-related incidents, such as a DUI or other alcohol/drug offenses. It can be part of court-ordered or individuals referred for substance misuse.
• Explores deeper into the science of addiction, personal responsibility, and decision-making. Course covers:

1. The risks of alcohol and drug misuse
2. Personal values and decision-making
3. The progression from low-risk to high-risk behaviors
4. Strategies for making lasting changes

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