MCCS, Camp Lejeune

Community Couseling Center Group Sessions

• Counseling Services provides...
• Surviving to Thriving (Women's Group)
• Skills, Techniques, Options and Plans for Better Relationships (STOP)
• Married and Loving It! (MALI)
• Domestic Conflict and Children (DCC)
• Healthy Anger Solutions
• Rest & Relaxation
• Cooperative Co-Parenting
• Adult Crossroads
• Real Colors, Real Stress

Our mission is to provide mental health services to the active duty and retired member and their families. Factors affecting interpersonal violence, child abuse and neglect are addressed through the implementation of the Marine Corps Family Advocacy Program, which include safety, accountability and changing the environment that fosters family violence. Marines, Sailors and their families are supported in examining general counseling issues including:

• Individual/Personal Problems
• Marital/Family Problems
• Step Family issues
• Parenting/Single Parenting
• Separation/Divorce
• Anger/Emotional Management
• Child Behavior Problems
• Stress Management
• Sexual Abuse
• Challenges of Adolescence
• Pre/Post Deployment Issues
• Combat Operational Stress

We recognize that Combat Operational Stress affects all aspects of the lives of Marines, Sailors and family members. The Community Counseling Center is committed to providing effective and appropriate services in collaboration with commands and other mental health assets aboard Camp Lejeune and the surrounding areas.

Attention Officers and Staff Noncommissioned Officers:
This class meets the training requirements of MARADMIN 280/07

2012 FAP Command Leadership Training

Individual/Personal Problems

• 29-30 Mar 2012
• 28-29 Jun 2012
• 27-28 Sep 2012
• 13-14 Dec 2012

This is a free program, and is for women who are: active duty, spouses of active duty, retirees or spouses of retirees.

A dynamic seven-week education and empowerment program designed for present and past victims of domestic violence. The goal of this program is to educate participants in a safe and supportive environment.

Some topics of discussion:

• Domestic Violence
• Who are the Victims
• Children and domestic violence
• Self-esteem and Relationships
• Cultural Influences
  
• Gender Differences
  
• Reclaiming Dreams
  
• An End is a New Beginning

Facilitators strive to meet the needs of the participants. Call 910-451-2864 for registration and a brief Needs Assessment.