Behavioral Health
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Indiana National Guard members and their families often face unique challenges managing the responsibilities of living and working in the civilian community while also maintaining their readiness to perform as a soldier or airman in the National Guard. The Behavioral Health Program of the Indiana National Guard is here to support Guardsmen and their families by helping locate Behavioral Health resources that are available in the communities where our members work and live. Although we do not provide treatment, the Behavioral Health Program staff will work with you and your civilian treatment team to make sure you get the help you need in order to maintain or improve your medical readiness, resiliency and effectiveness as a member of the Indiana National Guard
- Increased isolation or feelings of loneliness
- Finding it more difficult to control feelings of nervousness or tension
- Increased drinking or drug use that is getting in the way of your relationships, work or school
- Increased difficulty falling or staying asleep
- Family or friends indicating that they are concerned about you
- Increased irritability and difficulty managing your anger
- Formal behavioral health assessment to help you identify what types of services you may need
- Assistance with locating behavioral health resources and providers in your community
- Case management services to act as a liaison between your civilian providers, your leadership and the INNG Medical Readiness team
- Command consultation services
- Specialty Evaluations (e.g., Sniper, Position of Significant Trust and Authority, Security Clearance, Medical Readiness)
- Wellness education
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