Behavioral Health
Community Counseling Program (CCP)
2034 Barnett Ave, LH, Mainside, 703-784-3523 / 24009 Montezuma Ave, Cox Hall, West Side, 703-432-6442
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 & Resiliency Training, Suicide Prevention, etc.
TIPS TO HELP MINIMIZE THE STRESS THAT ACCOMPANIES THE HOLIDAY SEASON:
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Take care of yourself first
Plan ahead
Stick to a budget
Be realistic
Set aside differences
6. Accept your feelings
7. Reach out
8. Take a time out when needed
9. Say no if you really have to
10. Seek professional help if needed
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THESE TIPS CONTACT CCP TODAY!
Consolidated Substance Abuse Counseling Center (CSACC)
2034 Barnett Ave, LH, Quantico, 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.
DECEMBER IS NATIONAL DRUNK AND DRUGGED DRIVING PREVENTION MONTH
Drugged driving is becoming a serious issue because drugs can have similar negative effects to alcohol such as
impaired judgment, perception, and motor skills even when prescribed by a medical provider. Approximately 16%
of motor vehicle crashes involve drugs (legal and illegal) besides alcohol. Not only does drug abuse and excessive
alcohol use impact your readiness, it can harm the lives of your fellow Marines, friends, and family.
CSACC is committed to providing you with the tools you need to fight these harmful behaviors or addictions. We have
the educational materials and resources to help you understand the negative effects of excessive alcohol use and
misuse or abuse of over-the-counter and prescription medications so that you can overcome alcohol and drug abuse
and live a healthy life. If you or someone you love needs help with alcohol or drug addiction, contact CSACC
for screening, assessment, and help.
Thank YOU for NOT
drunk or drugged
driving.
PWYE
PROTECT WHAT YOU’VE EARNED
This information was provided by Navy & Marine Corps Public Health Center
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