Asian American Pacific Islander Month DDSD 2024.pptx
Employee Assistance Program, ASAP
1. USAG-J Camp Zama Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) One Team – Ichi Dan
2. AR 600-85 2 Dec 09 PL 92-129, 96-180, 96-181, 99-570 Executive Order 12564 DoDD 1010.1, 1010-04, 1010-09 DoDI1010.16 Directed drug prevention, and counseling programs be established for all DoD personnel Established Drug Abuse Testing Program for Military and Civilian personnel Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) Program Authority
3. Army Stand The Abuse of alcohol or use of illicit drugs is inconsistent with Army Values Standards of Performance Discipline Readiness necessary to accomplish the mission
4. Alcohol affects individuals differently Depends on - age, gender, physical condition at time, food and any drugs or medication. Different drinks contain different amounts of alcohol "one drink" is equal to 1.5 oz. of 80 proof liquor, 12 oz. of regular beer, or 5 oz. of table wine. A woman drinking an equal amount of alcohol in the same time as a man same weight may have a higher BAC IMPAIRMENT BEGINS WITH YOUR FIRST DRINK NOT Your last drink Impaired Driving - Facts
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6. Military Personnel After 6 months from date of a prescription Soldiers are no longer authorized to take that prescription Without documentation from the provider Prescribed Medication
7. Synthetic Marijuana Possession or sale of Spice and similar products is illegal Regardless of host nation laws Biochemical Testing includes Spice
8. A free resource Short-term counseling and support Open to all employees regardless of Medical Plan Open to Family Members What is EAP Goal Increase productivity, job satisfaction, and retention
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11. Can’t be released without employee consent Except - Clear threat to oneself or others child abuse, court ordered, illegal activity All cases – only after consultation with JA and CPAC Confidential
16. Contact Program Manager – 263-8054 Senior Social Worker - 263-8049 Prevention Coordinator – 263-8047 Drug Test Coordinator – 263-5850 HOURS Monday thru Friday, 0730 to 1630 (except Thurs morning) LOCATION Building 534 Readiness and Resiliency Center SERVICES Assessment and counseling – professional counseling staff Information and support and resources Coaching and consultation to assist leaders Drug Testing Program Employee Assistance Program
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Program Authority: Public Law 92-129 was signed in response to public outcry demanding that Soldiers returning from Vietnam with problems be treated for substance abuse. The Department of Defense established policies and guidelines for substance abuse programs, and then in 1972 ,the Army established the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Point or (ADAPCP). The current AR 600-85 changed the name of the program to ASAP or Army Substance Abuse Program in 2001 .
The Abuse of alcohol or use of illicit drugs is inconsistent with Army Values – Army values are no diffcerent than those we all look up to - e.g. pride in yourself and what you do Standards of Performance Discipline And Readiness Readiness to get the job done – accomplish the mission regardless of if it is war or peace – You can’t accomplish the mission if you are under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
The guiding principles state that the ASAP is a command program, because the unit commander conducts drug testing, schedules substance abuse training for his/her Soldiers, and takes actions against abusers. All Soldiers, especially leaders should support the program; substance abuse kills Soldiers and ruins careers.
It all comes down to Choices… the ones you make effect you and all around you… they effect people you know and depend on you as well as people and events that you don’t know… Make the right choices… maintain your pride… maintain who and what you are…
