Our Services

Prevention & Education:

  • Military Drug Testing Coordination: Ensuring compliance with Army regulations regarding drug testing.
  • Civilian Drug Testing: Providing drug testing services for DoD civilian employees. See details below.
  • Unit Drug and Alcohol Education: Customized briefings and training for units.
  • Unit Drug Testing Program Inspections: Monitoring and evaluating unit drug testing programs.
  • National Drug, Alcohol & Suicide Prevention Awareness Campaigns: Participating in and promoting national awareness events.
  • Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Proponent: Facilitating access to the EAP for both military and civilian personnel.
  • Unit Deterrence Leader (UDL) Course: Providing comprehensive training for UDLs to effectively address substance abuse within their units. (Contact ASAP for course schedules.)
  • Community Outreach: Engaging with local organizations to promote substance abuse awareness.

Clinical Services (Located in Building 422, Presidio of Monterey Army Health Clinic - 437 Cabrillo Street):

  • Evaluation/Assessment: Comprehensive assessments to determine the nature and extent of substance use issues.
  • Intervention: Brief interventions to address early-stage substance use concerns.
  • Rehabilitation Services: Referrals and support for individuals seeking rehabilitation.
  • Outpatient Treatment: Individual and group therapy sessions.
  • Individual Counseling: Confidential counseling services tailored to individual needs.
  • Group Counseling: Supportive group sessions for individuals facing similar challenges.
  • Education: Providing education on substance abuse, addiction, and recovery.
  • Referral: Connecting individuals with appropriate resources for ongoing care.

 

Drug Testing Information

Military Drug Testing: The Army conducts drug testing to maintain readiness, deter drug use, and support a drug-free environment. Testing is conducted in accordance with Army Regulation 600-85. Units are responsible for coordinating testing with the ASAP office.

Civilian Drug Testing: DoD civilian employees are subject to drug testing as outlined in Civilian Pamphlet 600-85. The ASAP office provides testing services for civilian employees. Contact the ASAP office at (831) 242-6588 to schedule testing.

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

The EAP offers confidential counseling, referral, and support services to help employees address personal and work-related challenges. Services include:

  • Short-term counseling
  • Referral to specialized services
  • Legal and financial consultation
  • Work-life balance resources

Access the EAP: (520) 674-9075 (non-emergency)

Suicide Prevention

If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts, please reach out for help immediately.

  • National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or dial 988
  • National Suicide Prevention Text Message Hotline: Text HOME to 838255
  • POM On-Call Chaplain (ARMY, NAVY, MARINES): 831-887-8551
  • POM On-Call Chaplain (AIR FORCE): 831-747-7375
  • Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula (CHOMP): 831-625-4945 or 911
  • Suicide Prevention of the Central Coast: 1-877-ONE-LIFE (663-5433)
  • Military OneSource: 1-800-342-9647
  • 24/7 DLIFLC Duty Phone: 831-236-2425
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ASAP is the proponent for the Army Suicide Prevention Program. Annual suicide prevention training is available by request to military units and Army civilian agencies. Learn more at: http://www.armyg1.army.mil/HR/suicide/default.asp

Resources & Links

 

Regulatory Guidance

 

Forms:

  • ASAP Enrollment (DA Form 8003) - Available through your unit or the ASAP office.
  • ASAP Privacy Act Information (DA Form 8004)Available through your unit or the ASAP office.
  • Limited Use Policy Form (AR 600-85, Chapter 6, Section 2)Available through your unit or the ASAP office.
  • Limits of Confidentiality (DA Form 8001)Available through your unit or the ASAP office.