CMHS provides services to Active Duty service members only. This includes members of the National Guard and Reserve who are in an active status. Soldiers can self-refer to this clinic. CMHS specializes in treating combat-related symptoms such as sleep, mood and sexual dysfunction. Various assessment and psychotherapeutic interventions are available. CMHS is located in Building 2442 and can be reached at 442-4832/4833/4351.

Spouses and children of Active Duty service members are eligible for full mental health services. Patients must be referred by a PCM. Psychiatric medication management, individual therapy, play therapy, group therapy and bio-feedback are available. FMHS is located in Building 2442 and staff can be reached at 442-4832/4833/4351.

SWS offers services that promote healthy families and relationships. Soldiers, retirees and family members can self-refer to this clinic for individual, marital and family counseling. Anger management, relationship enhancement, conflict resolution and parenting skill groups are available on a limited basis. SWS provides comprehensive services for individuals and families referred to the Army Family Advocacy Program. SWS is located on the third floor of Reynolds and is open 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. For information call 458-3600.

The care manager is a licensed clinical social worker and a first line help agent for Soldiers and their families. The care manager assists those about to deploy, those who have deployed and the families of deployed Soldiers. In addition to screening Soldiers and directing the level of care, care managers perform crisis intervention and assist the Chaplain at reunion briefings. Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday on a referral or walk-in basis. Care managers are available to speak to Family Readiness Groups and/or individual units after hours. The care managers are located with SWS on the Third Floor of the hospital. For more information call 458-2393/2395/3603.

The ASAP Clinic is located on Koehler Loop Road in Building 3445. Drug and substance abuse counseling and treatment are available for Active Duty service members only. Self-referrals and Command referrals require an Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) Enrollment form, DA Form 8003. Walk-ins are accepted during clinic hours on an emergency basis. Appointments start at 8 a.m. The type of treatment is determined on a case-by-case basis. Soldiers and civilians needing a urinalysis or a drug screen report to the Post ASAP in Building 2777. ASAP provides education programs for new commands and new soldiers including prevention education. Hours of operation are 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. For more information please call 442-4205/6069.