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2034 Barnett Ave. LH. 703-784-3523
24009 Montezuma Ave, Cox Hall, West Side, 703-432-6442
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Community Counseling Program (CCP)
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The Community Counseling Program utilizes a holistic approach to assist people with overcoming some of life’s most difficult
challenges such as marital issues, parent/child relationship, family issues, communication, anger management, school/work issues,
adjustment issues, grief, and loss. All commands are welcome to contact the Community Counseling Program (703-432-6442) and
request a presentation or workshop on topics such as, but not limited to: Mental Health Awareness, Trauma and Resiliency Training,
Suicide Prevention, and more.
SEPTEMBER IS SUICIDE PREVENTION MONTH
HOPE X2
THU 6 SEP, 0900-1500 2ND FLOOR TBS
For anyone healing from a relationship breakup or divorce. Topics
covered include, but are not limited to, coping with grief and loss,
finding support, self-care, moving forward, lessons learned, etc.
COLUMBIA-SUICIDE SEVERITY RATING SCALE TRAINING
MON 10 SEP, 0900-1200, HEYWOOD HALL (TBS)
The Columbia-Suicide Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS) supports suicide
risk assessment through a series of simple, plain-language questions
that anyone can ask. The answers help users identify whether
someone is at risk for suicide, assess the severity and immediacy of
that risk, and gauge the level of support that the person needs.
ZUMBA GLOW PARTY
TUE 11 SEP, 1805-1905, BPAC
This event focuses on the importance of our physical health, which is
connected to our mental health. Dance, sweat, and GLOW in this lively
Zumba class under our special lights! Must be 16 years or older to
participate. (14-15 year olds may attend with parent/legal guardian)
VIEWING OF “THE RIPPLE EFFECT” FILM
WED 12 SEP, 1130-1330, LH
FRI 28 SEPT, 1300-1500, LH
The film chronicles tell the story of Kevin Hines who at age 19
attempted to take his life by jumping from the Golden Gate Bridge.
Since then he has been on a mission to use his story to help others in
the fight to prevent suicide and find recovery. The film will be followed
by 30-minute Q&A period to promote suicide prevention awareness.
The Community Counseling Program will be providing informational
tables at the locations below to help raise community awareness
about suicide risk/protective factors and resources available for
active duty, retirees, and family members at MCBQ.
• WEAPONS TRAINING BATTALION
WED 5 SEP, 1100-1300
• BRUCE HALL (MAIN SIDE)
WED 12 SEP, 1100-1300
• TBS
• MARINE CORPS AIR FACILITY
MON 24 SEP, 1100-1300
FRI 14 SEP, 1100-1300
Stop by our table to ask questions about risk and protective factors or to
learn about the resources available.
All commands are welcome to contact the Community Counseling
Program (703.432.6442) and request a presentation/workshop
on topics such as, but not limited to, Suicide Prevention, Combat
Operational Stress First Aid, Mental Health Awareness, Trauma-Informed
Care Training, etc.
Consolidated Substance Abuse Counseling Center (CSACC)
2034 Barnett Ave. LH, 703-784-3502
OUR MISSION: To promote operational readiness health and wellness through substance abuse prevention,
early intervention, and treatment services for military service members and their families.
“Join others across the nation in celebrating National Recovery Month throughout September. Your voice matters because it promotes the
message that prevention works, treatment is effective, and people do recover.
If you or a loved one is experiencing substance abuse or mental health issues, don’t wait, check out the resources provided at the Quantico
Consolidated Substance Abuse Counseling Center for immediate assistance. Take Action and help your loved one begin the journey to recovery
now!”
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