Marines
3d LCT Mental Health Road Map
Are you feeling stressed and need help but do not know where to start? Scroll down to get resources.
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Chain of Command
Start with your peers and your supervisor! Typically, they can recommend the right resources and/or point you in the right direction. Begin with your supervisor who is an E6 or above.
Command Chaplain
Chaplains provide more than spiritual counseling. Share what’s on your mind with your command chaplain. It’s 100% confidential! There are no reports or health record documentation.
Contact Chaplain Tim Spears today: (808) 520-3650
Community Counseling Program
Community Counseling Programs provide non-medical counseling services and help marines & sailors and their families develop skills to manage life’s stressors and challenges.
Contact your CCP today: (808) 496-7780
Military OneSource
Military OneSource offers counseling on a broad range of topics including family, marriage, finances, stress, long-term planning, continuing education and much more. There is no referral required and no health record documentation.
Contact Military OneSource: (800) 342-9647 or www.militaryonesource.mil
Independent Duty Corpsman or General Medical Officer
IDCs and GMOs can place referrals to embedded mental health, MFTs, and network providers for serious conditions or duty determinations. They provide medical management for most mental health concerns. They also work with the CO and other providers.
Contact your IDC or GMO today: (808) 496-3365 OPT: 9 Ext 7600
Operational Stress Control and Readiness (OSCAR)
OSCARs can evaluate and treat mental health conditions with therapy and medication. OSCARs are authorized to determine fit for duty and to communicate diagnosis and plans with other providers and the CO.
Contact your OSCAR today (Duty phone): (808) 220-8697
Military Treatment Facility / Emergency Room
These facilities provide inpatient psychiatry and emergency room services, group treatment and comprehensive care. They are authorized to make military duty determinations and to communicate with other providers and the CO.
Content created by Chaplain LCDR Brian Myers
The content for this mental health roadmap was created by Chaplain Brian Myers. Chaplain Myers is the command chaplain for the 3d Marine Littoral Regiment at the Marine Corps Base in Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii. He is especially passionate about the mental health of marines and sailors.
