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(702) 653-3880
Mental Health Resiliency
Building 340
WHAT WE DO
Services include:
- Command Consultations
- Unit Specific Resiliency Briefings
- Anger and Stress Management Classes
- Pre/Post Deployment briefings
- Traumatic Stress Response Interventions
- and Much More...
What does YOUR squadron need?
Resiliency Resources
Classes Offered by the Resiliency Clinic
Resiliency: What is it?
Topics of Interest
Resiliency Social Media
Social Media - (t2health.org)
Resiliency Mobile Apps
Mobile Apps - (t2health.org/mobile-apps)
(702) 653-3880
Mental Health
4700 Las Vegas Blvd North, Bldg 340
Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
Walk-in Hours 8:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.
For after hour emergencies, please contact or report to the Nellis emergency department at (702) 653-2344.
Other services offered through the 99th Medical Group Mental Health Clinic:
- Mental health treatment (Active Duty only)
- Substance abuse prevention, assessment, and treatment (Active Duty only)
- Domestic violence and child abuse/neglect prevention and intervention (Active Duty & Civilian)
- Prevention classes and groups (Active Duty and Civilian)
Mental Health Resources
Consent, Cancellation & No-Show Policy
Privacy Act Statement
Patient Intake form
(702) 653-3880
Alcohol and Drug Prevention and Treatment program (ADAPT)
Building 340
Services for Active Duty include:
- Evaluations
- Education & Prevention Briefing
- Treatment for Alcohol/Drugs and Gambling
- Support Air Force Responsible Drinking Programs
ADAPT Does NOT treat Dependents or Retirees (VA)
Contractors can only be seen once for evaluation, no treatment
ADAPT Program Resources
Alcohol Education Module
ADAPT Substance Abuse Training
NEWS
NYTimes.com | U.S. | October 22, 2011
New York Times: D.E.A. Bans Chemicals Used in 'Bath Salts'
By ELIZABETH A. HARRIS
Authorities issue a temporary ban on stimulants used to make a type of street drug known as bath salts. DEA bans 3 main chemicals for at least a year while they study long-term effects.
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(702) 653-3880
Family Advocacy
Nellis Family Advocacy Office is responsible for programs such as:
- Family Outreach Program
- New Parent Support Program (NPSP)
- Maltreatment Program
Services offered include:
- Anger Management Classes
- Stress Management Classes
- Relationship Enhancement Classes
- Home visitation for expecting parents
- Family violence reporting via an Unrestricted Report or a Restricted Report (RR)
Traumatic Stress Response (TSR)
The Traumatic Stress Response team, formerly known as the Critical Incident Stress Management team, is a group of representatives from the Mental health, the Airman and Family Readiness Center and the Base Chapel that helps prepare people for what they may face before dealing with a traumatic event, such as the aftermath of an airplane crash, clean up of a natural disaster site, death of a service member, death of a family member or coping with what they've witnessed after the fact. TSR team also provides Pre-Exposure Preparation training to enhance resilience in individuals and groups who are or may be exposed to potentially.
After a traumatic experience, a number of physical and/or mental changes may occur; for example, a person's sleep, thoughts, social interactions and concentration may be interrupted by intrusive thoughts of the trauma or event experienced. These changes are normal reactions to abnormal events. Individuals exposed to a traumatic events are given information about what they are experiencing and validate what they are feeling and if they are having difficulty then point them in the right direction of the helping professional.
Part of the TSR team's role is to educate individuals about these potential reactions to trauma, perform psychological first aid and guide those impacted by an event to return to pre-event functioning; in other words, we foster resilience.
The TSR team advises commanders and counsels Airmen after a traumatic event happens. The commanders are informed about the services and ways the TSR team is able to help those involved cope with what has occurred. It can range from a lack of feeling, to shock, anger, or sorrow. The TSR team provides education on the human nervous system (fight or flight response), stress management, and unit and personal resilience.
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(702) 652-3327 - Nellis
Airman and Family Readiness Center (A&FRC)
4311 N. Washington Blvd.
(702) 404-0864/0865 - Creech
432 Wg Support, Bldg 1018 (red roof building)
After duty hours, call the Command Post at:
(702) 652-2446
Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The Airman and Family Readiness Center serves as a one-stop information and referral center for single, married, active-duty, Guard, Reserves and retired members as well as their families. One of its major functions is linkage--ensuring military personnel and their families are connected with the appropriate services on and off base.
Call the Center for assistance anytime you have a question and do not know where to find the answer.
Services at Nellis and Creech include:
In addition, Nellis also has:
- Discovery Resource Center (DRC)
- Loan Closet
- Airman's Attic:
2991 Rickenbacker, Building 605
(702) 652-4765
10 a.m. - 2 p.m., Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
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Tools for suicide prevention:
Airmen Under Investigation Pamphlets
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The Nellis AFB Mental Health Resiliency Flight provides Targeted Resiliency for your squadron's personnel. Our services encompass three categories:
Tier 1 - High Risk Individuals
Targeted (EOD, Security Forces, Medics, etc.)
Tier 2 - High Risk Groups
Targeted intervention and training
Tier 3 - Everyone Else
Everyday stressors and trainings
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(702) 653-2273 (CARE) - appointments
(702) 653-2611 - PHA appointments (active duty)
(800) 548-8252 - Smoking Cessation Program
Family Medicine Residency (FMR)
Residency Program
Services are Offered for Active Duty, Dependents, Retirees, Guard, and Reserve.
Work and School
- School/Sports physicals provided for dependents and beneficiaries
- Wellness exams performed
Nutrition/Fitness/Tobacco
- Members referred to nutritional medicine referrals/referrals to HAWC classes
Grief/Worry/Sadness
- Referral to airman readiness center/life skills/military one source
Sexual Assault
- University Medical Center protocols/SARC
Need for Medication
- medications prescribed and filled
Behavioral Health Optimization Program (BHOP)
(702) 653-2273
- BHOP is a part of your comprehensive health care benefit.
- The BHOP consultant is a psychologist or a social worker especially trained to work as a member of the primary care team.
- BHOP offers help when stress, worry, or emotional concerns about physical or other life problems that interfere with daily life.
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Six Core Competencies
Airmen Resiliency training focuses on building six core competencies:
- Emotional Awareness
Identify and manage ones emotions
- Control
Control of ones self despite environment
- Optimism
Normalizes experiences
- Social Support
Provides emotional health and wellbeing
- Perspective
Gives perspective and meaning
- Perseverance
Persistence in course and action
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ACE - (Published by USAPHC)
Ask your wingman
- Have the courage to ask the question, but stay calm
- Ask the question directly:
Are you thinking of killing yourself?
Care for your wingman
- Calmly control the situation; do not use force; be safe
- Actively listen to show understanding and produce relief
- Remove any means that could be used for self-injury
Escort your wingman
- Never leave your buddy alone
- Escort to chain of command, Chaplain, behavioral health professional, or primary care provider
- Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
(800) 273-8255 (TALK)
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A MESSAGE FOR U.S. MILITARY FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE.
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(702) 652-2950
Nellis Base Chaplain
After duty hours, call the Command Post at:
(702) 652-2446
The mission of the Nellis Air Force Base Chapel is to provide for the free exercise of religion to the Nellis community.
The chapel is here to support the religious needs of all Air Force members. If we don't provide opportunities for your faith group, please feel free to contact us. We will connect you with someone of your faith group, or do our best to accommodate your need.
All communications with the Chapel are 100% confidential and protected by the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
(702) 715-9128 or
(702) 308-0473
Military & Family Life Consultants (MFLC) - (part of A&FRC)
Building 65
For the Creech life consultants call:
(702) 715-6138
Free Services are Offered for Active Duty, Contractors, General Schedule and Retired.
Short Term Services
- Confidentiality
- No records
- Available before and after duty hours
Available: No Restricted Reporting for Sexual Assault
The Life Consultants offer help in dealing with difficulties associated with the military lifestyle. All counseling provided by the MFLCs is confidential except in situations involving harm to one self or others.
(702) 652-4531
Equal Opportunity
Services are Offered to Military, Civilian, Retirees and Dependents.
Contact Equal Opportunity to report unlawful discrimination for both military and civilians due to Race, Color, National Origin, Sex, Religion, Age (40 and over) and Disability (mental and physical)
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