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Which One would You Choose? If you had the choice

'Soldier ASAP'. Which One would You Choose? If you had the choice ‘Regular ASAP ’ or ‘Soldier ASAP’ 1. Can not be promoted 1. Can be promoted 2. Can not re-enlist 2. Can re-enlist

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Which One would You Choose? If you had the choice

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  1. 'Soldier ASAP' • Which One would You Choose? • If you had the choice • ‘Regular ASAP’ or ‘Soldier ASAP’ • 1. Can not be promoted 1. Can be promoted • 2. Can not re-enlist 2. Can re-enlist • 3. Can not be re-enrolled 3. Can be re-enrolled • (without Cmd. authorization) in ‘Soldier ASAP’ • 4. May be discharged for 4. Can choose to end ASAP • non-compliance enrollment with no consequences • 5. Commander will be notified 5. Can choose to inform • immediately Commander or not • Possible negative career impact 6. No negative career impact • 7. Existing Army Regulation 7. New AR - Executive Order • Would you choose the RIGHT ONE? • For those Soldiers who wish to self-refer in the ‘Soldier ASAP’ (before they have an alcohol related incident) they may do so by calling 433-8700. A CONFIDENTIAL ALCOHOL TREATMENT & EDUCATION PROGRAM (OFFICAL NAME: CATEP) Army Substance Abuse Program Clinic (ASAP) Building 673 (Med Quad) Glennan Street Schofield Barracks, HI 96857 (808) 433-8700 For more information call (808) 433-8700

  2. Benefits of ‘Soldier ASAP’ Participation. Can be promoted while receiving treatment Can re-enlist while receiving treatment Can participate and complete treatment without commander notification Treatment is available after duty hours You can choose to receive services BEFORE you have an alcohol-related incident Eligibility Alcohol issues only, no drug referrals Soldiers who have not had an alcohol related incident NOTE: Certain conditions make Soldiers ineligible for this program. Eligibility criteria will need to be discussed with an ASAP Counselor prior to enrollment. For more information and/or questions, please call (808) 433-8700. ‘SOLDIER ASAP’ Purpose To increase Soldier self-referrals to the ASAP and promote earlier identification of Soldiers with alcohol problems Goals Assess whether additional confidentiality procedures increase Soldier request for assistance with alcohol use issues Reduce stigma of asking for assistance for alcohol related concerns through evening and weekend hour services; Enhance Soldier alcohol-abuse rehabilitation efforts.

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