The United States Air Force is committed to taking care of its own. Our Air Force members and their families deserve the best support possible. The first line of support is the cadre of unit commanders, first sergeants, and supervisors. …Read More
The United States Air Force is committed to taking care of its own. Our Air Force members and their families deserve the best support possible. The first line of support is the cadre of unit commanders, first sergeants, and supervisors. …Read More
This is a Commander’s Guide For Assisting Airmen Under Investigation Resources for Suicide Prevention. This guide covers the following topics: Resources Available to Airmen Facing Legal Stressors Limited Privilege Suicide Prevention Program (LPSPP) Possible Airmen responses to your inquiries Possible …Read More
The program objectives is to promote readiness, health and wellness through the prevention and treatment of substance abuse; to minimize the negative consequences of abuse to the individual, family, and organization; to provide comprehensive education and treatment to individuals who …Read More
This guide is to help privileged mental health professionals, as well as nurses, technicians, and administrative staff, provide high-quality, evidence-based care to suicidal individuals, as well as consultation and support to units. Currently, no standardized training program for managing suicidal …Read More