Here is how to find mental health assistance and resources while your family is stationed in Germany. (latkun (123RF))
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Provide free non-medical sessions with child behavioral specialists are anonymous and may occur in individual, couple, family or group settings.
Contact your local Army Community Services (ACS) office or your Force Support Squadron (FSS) to connect with an MFLC.
MFLC services are also offered for children through DoDEA schools and youth programs.
Offer counseling for adults on both religious and non-religious issues for all personnel regardless of religious preference. Discussions with chaplains are 100 percent confidential.
Provide confidential counseling and educational prevention-based services for students in grades 6 to 12. Offices can be found inside your local DoWEA school.
Offers 12 free sessions for individual, couple, family or group settings. Learn more at militaryonesource.mil/non-medical-counseling.
Available 24/7 for free confidential mental health support.
Call: 844-702-5495
DSN: 988
Text: 838255
Online chat: www.veteranscrisisline.net
WWP offers a range of free mental health programs for active-duty servicemembers, Post-9/11 veterans, and their families. WWP is a private, non-profit organization, and participation in its mental health programs is confidential. Services include a non-clinical telephonic supportive “Talk” program and virtual clinical counseling for individuals, couples, families and children over seven. WWP offers two-week, in-person clinical treatment programs in the U.S. for active-duty personnel and post-9/11 veterans that are free of charge, including travel, meals and lodging, and WWP can assist with removing barriers to attendance. In Europe, Project Odyssey is a 12-week mental health program for warriors or couples, using an adventure-based learning model with both virtual and in-person components.