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Family Advocacy Program (FAP)
2034 Barnett Ave., Little Hall, 703.784.2570
You must call to pre-register for all FAP courses.
FAP’s mission is to promote healthy military family development through the prevention, identification, and treat-
ment of intimate partner violence and child abuse and neglect. FAP stresses early intervention and education to
protect victims and increase family competencies.
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While we make every effort to conduct professional
learning events on the dates and locations advertised,
they are subject to change without prior notice. Classes
or events may change or cancel due to low enrollment
or factors beyond our control. We will attempt to notify
registrants to limit client inconvenience.
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Community Counseling Program (CCP)
TRIPLE P SEMINAR SERIES
Tue, 23 Apr, 1230-1530, TBS/Cox Hall
(Positive Parenting Program for ages 0-12) Triple P
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Tue, 30 Apr 30, 0900-1600
National Museum of the Marine Corps
One day workshop that gives couples tools to strengthen
their relationship and develop a happy, healthy marriage
which is a protective factor for preventing child abuse.
Topics of discussion include: communication, finances,
anger and conflict management and everyday decisions.
Call 703-784-2570 to learn more or to pre-register.
INCIDENT DETERMINATION COMMITTEE
(IDC) TRAINING
Fri, 5 Apr, 0815-1600, TBS/Cox Hall
Training fulfills MCO and IG requirements for all
commanders within 90 days of assuming command,
newly appointed IDC voting members, and annual
refresher training requirements. Training focuses on
domestic violence and child abuse prevention and the IDC
process when allegations are reported to FAP.
BLUE RIBBON FUN RUN/STROLLER BRIGADE
Sat, 27 Apr, 0930, MCX Parking Lot
Race Day On-Site Registration Begins at 0900 at Purvis
Road. Medals will be given to all participants.
Immediately following run, the MCCS Kids Fest will be held
beginning at 1000 with many fun activities for families.
CENTURY ANGER MANAGEMENT
Every Thu - 23 May, 1300-1500, TBS/Cox Hall
The goal of this 8-session course is to teach individuals
how to accurately examine triggers and perceptions of
situations and learn healthy ways to express frustrations
by using the 8 anger management tools.
Seminar Series gives parents simple tips to help manage
the big and small problems in life. This seminar will cover
the following topics: 1) The Power of Positive Parenting; 2)
Confident, Competent Children; and 3) Raising Resilient
Children.
2019 PREVENT CHILD ABUSE
SPEAKER SERIES
Wed, 3 Apr, 0800-1230, Breckinridge Hall, Room 215
This event is an effort to acknowledge the importance
of communities working together to prevent child abuse.
FAP staff has invited experts on the field to educate our
community on the different forms of neglect, its outcome,
risk factors, and how adverse childhood experiences
(ACEs) affect parenting. Event is open to the public 18
and up. Childcare will not be provided.
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2034 Barnett Ave., Little Hall, 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 and request a presentation or workshop on topics such as, but not limited to
Suicide Prevention, Emotional Resiliency, Trauma-Informed Care Training, etc.
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