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Q: How could these programs help me?
While there are many benefits to serving in the military and being a military spouse, deployments and military service put unique strains on relationships. That is exactly why these programs were developed. We have specifically designed the classes to help you reduce conflict, manage anger, and communicate more effectively in your intimate relationships. By building a stronger relationship base, we hope that other areas of your life will also improve.
Q. I am still enrolled in the active military. Can I still participate?
Yes. Active military, National Guard, Reservists, as well as veterans are eligible for our programs.
Q:
What is involved in the classes? Full participation
means:
*Attending 10-12 weekly classes (depending on the program).
*Completing questionnaires at 3 different times during the program.
*Completing up to 4 assessment sessions with a program counselor.
Q. Will I be paid for participating?
Yes. You can earn up to $300 (per person).
Q: Are these
programs confidential?
Yes. Your information is confidential and protected at all times. We identify forms you fill out with a randomized identification number only, and keep all class materials in locked cabinets, in locked offices. We do not enter any information into your medical record.
Q: What days and times are the classes
offered?
The classes are offered several times each week during evening hours. Contact Sarah Krill (857-364-4173) to learn about the program closest to you.
Q: Where will the classes
take place?
Classes will be offered at locations in Boston, Massachusetts and Providence, Rhode Island. Currently, classes are being run at the VA Boston Healthcare System Jamaica Plain campus.
Q: When will the classes begin?
Classes will begin every month or two.
Q: May I continue seeing
other treatment providers while participating in these
programs?
Yes. You may continue to receive other services, including, but not limited to, medication management and other counseling or therapy. |
