Family Advocacy Program

• Behavioral Health Home
• Additional Resources
• Hospital Administrative Psychiatry
  • Case Management
  • Child & Family Assistance Ctr
  • Inpatient Service
  • Intensive Outpatient Program
  • Network Case Management
  • Telepsychiatry
• Outpatient Behavioral Health Services
  • Resilience & Restoration Center
  • Urgent Care and Triage Center
  • Warrior Cbt Stress Reset Prog
  • 1BCT, 1CD Embedded BH
  • 2BCT & 4BCT, 1CD Embedded BH
  • 3d CR Embedded BH
• Social Work
  • Family Advocacy
  • Marriage & Family Therapy Clinic
  • Outpatient Social Work
• Strong Star

Hours and Location

Overview

Family Advocacy Program (FAP) identifies, prevents and treats incidents of spouse abuse and child abuse and neglect. Services include treatment for both victims and offenders. Individual and group counseling is available. Specific groups provided are conflict resolution, anger management, therapeutic parenting, men's groups; and women's groups. Case management, safety planning, risk management, resource coordination, referral services and coordination of Victim Advocacy Services are also available. In addition, the Department of Social work provides state accredited Batterers Intervention and prevention groups (BIPP) This is the first ever in the Army and Department of Defense. The BIPP Program is a 21 week program that is designed to hold offenders accountable for their actions and teach them skills to avoid future incidents of violence.

Policies and Procedures

The following directives and regulations set forth the policies and procedures implementing the statute:

• MEDCOM Regulation 10-1, Organization and Functions policy.
• AR 608-18, 27 May 2007, The Army Family Advocacy Program