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MCCS Counseling Services/Family Advocacy Program offers appropriate levels of intervention, treatment, and counseling services to Marines, Sailors, and their families. In order to assist resolving personal and family problems, clients are provided counseling, victim advocacy, information/referrals, and support— to include prevention and education services.
Counselors are available to assist service members and/or their family members with individual, marital, and family counseling. Clinical Counseling services are intended to be solution-focused, dealing with well-defined problems that are flexible to brief intervention and rehabilitation. Clinical counselors assist clients on identifying their problems, and developing a collaborative plan for solving them.
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| Mission |
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Counseling Services supports the Marine Corps mission by positively impacting:
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| Goals |
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- To strengthen individuals by assisting them in the problem-solving process.
- To increase clients' competence and confidence in their abilities to handle Marine Corps lifestyle stressors.
- To ensure personal and family issues do not distract from operational readiness.
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(Dealing with adult adjustment issues, walk-in crisis intervention, family maltreatment, parent-child communication, grief and loss issues, and non-violent marital problems).
1) Individual counseling
2) Marriage counseling
3) Assessments
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| Length of Services Delivery |
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Counseling addresses issues on a time-limited basis. These services are
provided by appointment only.
If more than eight sessions are
required, the clinical provider may request an extension of up to four additional sessions. If further services are necessary, the counselor will assist the client in accessing appropriate civilian services utilizing TRICARE
options.
Family Advocacy Program (FAP) cases are generally more complicated and may require longer-term services for successful outcomes. Some problems (such as spouse abuse and child abuse) are not issues that can be easily resolved in a few sessions; however, no matter the duration, FAP counseling will remain solution-focused. |
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| Family Life Skills Classes |
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A number of educational workshops and briefings are available through MCCS Counseling Services/ Family Advocacy Program. Pre-registration for all classes
and workshops is encouraged, however,
not required. Please call at least 24 hours
in advance to 703.784.2623 for
additional information. Please note that
all class dates that fall on Federal Holidays
will be cancelled.
Classes are open to all service members, family members, DoD civilians, and Retirees. Also, all briefings or classes are available to Commands upon request, and can be tailored to meet your unit’s specific needs. Call the Prevention & Education Specialist at 703.784.2623 for additional information.
FAP currently offers the following Family Life Skills Classes: |
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Anger Management
Fridays: 0900-1030
Participants learn how to identify sources of anger and what they can do to deal with that anger. Class also presents strategies for dealing with anger in healthy ways and a plan to manage anger when it occurs.
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Stress Management
Wednesdays: 0900-1030
Focuses on identifying sources of stress, and helps participants address their physical and emotional stressors and responses. Participants also learn how to develop a plan to manage their stress.
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Relationships and Communication
Mondays: 0900-1030
Participants learn practical skills for maintaining and developing successful relationships, both at work and at home. Communication types, fighting techniques and marital myths are also discussed.
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All Family Life Skills Classes are held in Little Hall, Lower Level, Classroom 2. For additional information, please call 703.784.2623. |
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Building 2034,
Barnett Avenue,
Little Hall
First Floor
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703.784.2570 |
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Fri: 0800-1600 |
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