Mental Health, Family Advocacy, & Health Promotions

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Mental Health

All service members and dependents qualified for medical care on Osan are eligible for crisis services at the Osan Urgent Care Clinic.

Due to mission demands and available resources, Mental Health outpatient specialty care is not currently offered to dependents.

The Mental Health Clinic provides psychological care, education, outreach, and prevention services for Active-Duty military members. Therapeutic services include individual and group therapy, as well as psychological assessments. Additionally, virtual services are available through the BRAVE program.

Service members may schedule appointments over the phone or in-person at the clinic. There is a provider on standby during duty hours to address urgent situations. After duty hours, members may report to the Urgent Care Center at the Medical Clinic.

Contact Info

Bldg 768 (across Utah Blvd from the Chapel, adjacent to Pass & Registration)
DSN 784-2148 |  Commercial +82 0505-784-2148

After-Hours Emergencies: Report to the Urgent Care Clinic, Bldg 777 or dial +82 0505-784-9111

 

Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment (ADAPT)

Only Active Duty service members are eligible for ADAPT. These services are not available to dependents or retirees.

ADAPT supports readiness, health, and wellness by offering a wide range of services for Active Duty service members. ADAPT staff work closely with commanders to address and treat issues related to substance abuse or misuse. Medical may refer service members to a higher level of care, such as a residential treatment program or rehabilitation facility, if needed. ADAPT accepts self-referrals, medical referrals, and command referrals. The ADAPT team is also available to conduct alcohol education classes at unit events, as requested.

Contact Info

Bldg 768 (across Utah Blvd from the Chapel, adjacent to Pass & Registration)
DSN 784-2148 | Commercial +82 0505-784-2148

After-Hours Emergencies: Report to the Urgent Care Clinic, Bldg 777

 

Family Advocacy

The Osan Family Advocacy Program’s purpose is to prevent and treat family violence with the goal of providing services and programs supporting mission readiness. A variety of classes, mediation, and one-on-one services are available to all Active Duty members and their dependents.

Contact Info

Bldg 768 (across Utah Blvd from the Chapel, adjacent to Pass & Registration)
DSN 784-5010  |  Commercial +82 0505-784-5010

After-Hours Emergencies: Report to the Urgent Care Clinic, Bldg 777

Family Advocacy Strength-Based Therapy

Couples therapy is available on a voluntary basis. Strength-Based Therapy focuses on communication, problem solving, co-parenting, and active listening. Couples meet with a licensed clinical social worker to address marital or parenting problems. Strength-Based Therapy focuses on the strengths each individual brings to the relationship to enhance the strength of the couple as a whole.

New Parent Support Program (NPSP)

The New Parent Support Program offers in-home or office visits to families with children 3 years of age and below, including those expecting a child by birth or adoption. NPSP can assist you in addressing many family-related topics to include:

  • Pregnancy Health
  • Prenatal Education
  • Breastfeeding Support
  • Father’s Role
  • Car Seat Selection
  • Normal Child Development
  • Infant Feeding
  • Infant Communication
  • Infant Massage
  • Child Discipline
  • Sibling Rivalry
  • Potty Training
  • Single Parenting
  • Stress Management
  • Relationship Enhancement
  • Military Lifestyle Stressors

NPSP also offers classes and activities geared towards expectant parents and parents of young children.

 

Nutritional Medicine

The Nutritional Medicine section offers programs that help individuals and squadrons better understand lifestyle decisions that can lead to healthier lifestyles. The Dietary Approaches for Diabetes and the Dietary Approaches for High Blood Pressure & Cholesterol Reduction classes require a provider referral. Health Eating and B.E.S.T Self programs are self-referred.

Contact Info

Bldg 768 (across Utah Blvd from the Chapel, adjacent to Pass & Registration)
DSN 784-5022 | Commercial +82 0505-784-5022

Dietary Approaches for Diabetes

This course is designed to help participants understand how to effectively modify their diets to optimally control blood sugar levels through the incorporation of evidence-based dietary programs and exercise recommendations.

Dietary Approaches for High Blood Pressure & Cholesterol Reduction

The program can assist in educating members with high blood pressure, hypertension, and/or high cholesterol, on how to reduce their risk through quality nutrition, physical activity, and goal setting for consistent practices.

Healthy Eating- Nutrition Basics

This course discusses the impact of nutrition, nutrition versus energy dense food, MyPlate, calorie needs, mindful eating and SMART goals for weight loss and weight management.

B.E.S.T. Self

The B.E.S.T. Self courses aid members in the succession of maintaining AF Fitness Test and Body Composition standards, in addition to individuals that desire knowledge regarding overall health and wellness strategies encompassing nutrition, sleep, stress, exercise, and various mental practices.

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