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The Family Advocacy Staff Training Program.

Cindi Geeslin¹, John Hartz, Michael Vaughn

¹Soldier and Family Support Branch, Department of Preventive Health Services, AMEDD Center and School, Fort Sam Houston, Texas, USA.

U.S. Army Medical Department Journal

|January 21, 2010

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The Family Advocacy Staff Training Course offers advanced, research-based education for Army professionals. This training ensures effective prevention, education, and treatment for Soldiers and their Families.

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Area of Science:

Military Behavioral Science
Family Advocacy Training

Background:

The Family Advocacy Staff Training Course is continuously updated.
The Behavioral Science Division prioritizes high-quality, research-based training.

Purpose of the Study:

To meet the evolving needs of Army family advocacy professionals.
To ensure comprehensive training in prevention, education, and treatment.

Main Methods:

Ongoing curriculum development and refinement.
Integration of the latest research findings.

Main Results:

Enhanced training modules for family advocacy professionals.
Improved capacity for prevention, education, and treatment services.

Conclusions:

The training program is committed to providing the best available support for Soldiers and their Families.
The Behavioral Science Division ensures professionals are equipped with essential skills and knowledge.