June 2019
Incident Determination Committee (IDC) Training
The Behavioral Health Branch of the Family Advocacy Program (FAP) is offering one day Incident Determination Committee (IDC) training. The training is for all Unit/Squadron Commanding Officers, Family Advocacy Officers (FAO’s), Sergeant Major’s and those who will serve as the Alternate IDC Representatives for the unit/squadron. The alternates are required to be equivalent in rank to the Executive Officer (XO) or Primary FAO (no less than one rank below that of the Commanding Officer). Annual refresher training is conducted on the…
Find out more »Wings of Strength
Struggling in your relationship? Want an opportunity to gather with others who are experiencing similar issues? Join us to gain support and work toward a healthy relationship. Learn about communication, ways to stay safe, the cycle of violence, power and control, issues associated with trauma, and much more. Call 252-720-4283 for more information.
Find out more »Within My Reach
WITHIN MY REACH- a workshop to help you get what you deserve out of relationships. Have you ever... Been stuck in an unhealthy relationship and didn't want to go down that road again? Just met someone special and want to make sure you don't fall too fast? Had doubts about your relationship but didn't know what to do? it's all Within My Reach! This 2-day workshop is held in the T&E Building from 0800 - 1600. Referrals must be made…
Find out more »Baby Boot Camp
Dad and Mom learn how to make a smooth transition into parenthood. This is a one day hands-on experience for parents who are pregnant or have new arrivals. Class covers information from birth up to 3 months old. Please call 466-3651 to register. (This class usually has a wait list. Early registration is encouraged.)Due to Hurricane Florence, the New Parent Support Program is temporarily located at the Training and Education Office in Rm:217, please leave a voicemail or walk in…
Find out more »July 2019
Prime for Life
In support of the Protect What You’ve Earned initiative, there will be a Prime for Life 4.5 hour course offered quarterly open to all active duty, family members, and civilians. Prime for Life 4.5 hour is an evidence based curriculum designed to help individuals of all ages develop skills for making low risk choices surrounding alcohol and drug use. For more information and course registration contact the Alcohol Abuse Prevention Specialist at (252)466-4875
Find out more »Realistic Communication
**FREE child care available through CDC** Learn how to establish realistic expectations for communicating. We'll provide the tools needed to help you discuss important topics during good times as well as hard times. Together, we'll create a plan for what, when, and how to communicate with others. Class is open to all patrons. Register below or call us at 252-466-4637
Find out more »Belly Basics
Learn what to expect when expecting. See how your baby grows month by month; learn about weight gain and pregnancy discomforts. Have your questions answered and meet other expecting parents. Class covers information from birth up to baby being born. Call 466-3651 to register. (This class usually has a wait list. Early registration is encouraged.) Due to Hurricane Florence, the New Parent Support Program is temporarily located at the Training and Education Office in Rm:217, please leave a voicemail or…
Find out more »October 2019
Prime for Life
In support of the Protect What You’ve Earned initiative, there will be a Prime for Life 4.5 hour course offered quarterly open to all active duty, family members, and civilians. Prime for Life 4.5 hour is an evidence based curriculum designed to help individuals of all ages develop skills for making low risk choices surrounding alcohol and drug use. For more information and course registration contact the Alcohol Abuse Prevention Specialist at (252)466-4875
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