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Prevention and Education Specialists offer briefs, workshops and psychoeducational classes to units, commands, community organizations and individuals. All presentations can be customized to meet your goals or to address specific needs on topics such as:
Classes
Briefs:
4 Class Series that covers 8 anger management tools to teach participants how to cope and manage anger. Topics covered include empathy, communication, stress management, expectations, forgiveness, and more. Participants must attend all 4 sessions to receive certificate of completion.
CLASS LOCATIONS:
Camp Foster
Classes are held every Wednesday from 1130-1330
Camp Hansen
Classes are held every Tuesday from 1100-1300
Please note: You must register prior to attending (as this is not an open group ) with your name and contact details.
How to register: Email fapprevention@usmc.mil OR scan the QR code below!
This training meets requirements for annual Family Advocacy Training and certifies officers designated as unit IDC voting representatives (Battalion- or Squadron- level COs/XOs). Any command member who works with families involved in (or are at risk of) child or domestic abuse is welcome to attend. For more information, call Family Advocacy Program at 645-2915 or 098-970-2915.
FAP-IDC Trainings - held monthly on a Thursday at Ocean Breeze.
- 11th August 2022
- 8th September 2022
- 13th October 2022
- 17th November 2022
- 8th December 2022
(Training seats are limited to the first 20 respondents)
We kindly request a copy of your appointment letter to be emailed to fapprevention@okinawa.usmc.mil prior to your training date.
If you would like to reserve your seat for this training, please contact Family Advocacy at 645-2915 or EMAIL fapprevention@usmc.mil to schedule full day or refresher trainings.
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