Camp Pendleton Counseling Resources
Crisis Response Center (CRC), Bldg 13150
- (866) 890-2439
- Provides informational and counseling support
Naval Hospital Mental Health
- (760) 725-1555
- Social Work Department (760) 725-1318
- Emergency Services, PTSD Groups, SARP, Addiction Groups
- 0800-1300 - Walk In Hours / 25 BAS Facilities
Division Psych
Deployment Health Clinic
Counseling Services Branch, Building 1122
- (760) 725-9051
- Walk-in screenings and referrals Monday-Friday 1300-1500
- Combat/Operational Stress Workshop - Fridays 0730-1130
- Combat Stress Groups
- Family Advocacy Program
- Men’s Educational Program Group (MEP)
- Women’s Educational Program Group (WEP)
- Power Workshop
- Anger Management Classes
- Woman’s Support Group
Prevention & Education, Counseling Services Branch, Building 1122
- (760) 725-6636
- Briefs and classes include: Power Workshop, Stress management, Anger Management, Confidence Building Skills, Suicide Prevention, Domestic Violence Awareness, Communication and Conflict Resolution for Couples.
- Marine & Family Services class list at: http://www.mccscamppendleton.com/qol/qol_index.html
Consolidated Substance Abuse Counseling Center (CSACC)
- (760) 725-5538
- SACO - Substance Abuse Counseling Officer
- Alcohol and drug abuse prevention and treatment
- In Patient Treatment for addictions
- Various addictions treatment
Wounded Warrior Center
New Parent Support Program
- (760) 725-3884
- Baby Boot Camp
- Our First Friends, Mommie and Me Support Group.
- Play Morning
- Parenting Classes
- Home Visitors
- Single Parent Support Group
Pastoral Counseling from Unit Chaplains
- (760) 725-4700 or directly to unit chaplain
- Active duty Marines and Sailors and their family members at Camp Pendleton are encouraged to go to their unit chaplain for confidential counseling.
Prevention & Relationship Enhancement Program (PREP)
- (760) 725-2335
- This is a one-day workshop for engaged, newlyweds or married couples to learn strategies that will help you build and/or enhance a wonderful relationship! Camp Pendleton’s Chaplain’s Corp facilitates this course of instruction. The sessions are held monthly. For a schedule, see the PREP web page: http://www.mccscamppendleton.com/qol/mcftb/prep.html
- Sessions take place at the Religious Development Center, (Building 1344)
- Both members of a couple should attend all sessions in order to practice newly acquired skills. The workshop is free to active duty members and their family.
Chaplains’ Religious Enrichment Development Operation (CREDO)
- (760) 725-4954
- Marriage Enrichment Retreats: In CREDO’s continuing efforts to enrich lives, we offer a 48-hour Marriage Enrichment Retreat, located at scenic retreat sites. Nestled in the beautiful California hills, these retreats offer couples the opportunity to relax and stroll among firs, redwoods, pines, etc. This is an ideal setting for a romantic get-away.
- CREDO also offers Personal Growth Retreats, Family Retreats and Care-Giver Retreats.
MCCS One Source
- (800) 342-9647
- All Marines and family members have access to counseling services through MCCS One Source. You and your eligible family members may receive up to 6 sessions with a licensed counselor (per individual, per incident, per calendar year).
- Go online: http://www.mccsonesource.com, User ID: Marines - Password: Semper Fi
- After you enter the One Source website, create your own, "myonesource", so that you can order self-help booklets, tapes, and CD's to be sent to your home or barracks location at no cost to you.
TRICARE / TRIWEST
- (800) 642-6788
- http://www.hnfs.net
- TRICARE beneficiaries are encouraged to receive care from their military treatment facility (MTF), when available. If services are not available at the local MTF, beneficiaries may seek care from a TRICARE-authorized behavioral health provider. Outpatient psychotherapy (licensed psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, or a family therapist) is limited to a maximum of two psychotherapy (counseling) sessions per week in any combination of individual, family, collateral, or group sessions. Pre-authorization is not required for the initial 8 visits. The TRICARE handbook addresses what is covered for Mental Health issues at the following website: http://www.tricare.osd.mil/tricarehandbook/results.cfm?tn=57&cn=8
- Transitional Assistance Management Program: Go to http://www.tricare.osd.mil/tricaresmart/product.aspx?id=110&CID=75&RID=3
United States Department of Veterans Affairs
- http://www.va.gov
- VA Benefits (800) 827-1000
- Vet Centers (800) 827-1000 or go to http://www.va.gov/rcs/index.htm
- Vista Vet Center (760) 643-2070
- San Diego Vet Center (619) 294-2040
- Veterans Affairs Bereavement Counseling (202) 273-9116
- Bereavement counseling is assistance and support to people with emotional and psychological stress after the death of a loved one. Services are obtained by contacting Readjustment Counseling Service at 202-273-9116 or via electronic mail at vet.center@hq.med.va.gov both of which are specific to this specialized service.
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