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Officer Assistance Program 1 – (877)–327-9002 Intro & History Campion, Barrow & Associates (CBA) was established over 25 years ago to help treat those struggling with emotional and occupational problems. CBA’s comprehensive mental health team includes Psychologists, Child and Family Therapists, Nationally Certified Counselors, Licensed Clinical Professional Counselors, and Licensed Clinical Social Workers. Since 1985, CBA has worked very closely with the Salvation Army Central Territory as psychological consultants and treatment providers to support and help improve the mental health of its’ Officers. Our relationship has evolved into a comprehensive alliance, which includes the Officer Assistance Program (OAP). The OAP provides professional and confidential phone counseling 24-hours a day, 7-days a week. Salvation Army Officers, and their families are eligible to receive help for professional, marital, family, parenting, and personal issues from the privacy of their own homes, at the office, or while traveling. To speak with a professional counselor, please call (800) 292-3399. Why Provide This Service? The Salvation Army is concerned about the well-being of each officer and recognizes that most of us go through difficult periods or experience situations which may interfere with our ability to function most effectively. These conditions may have various causes such as problems with relationships, illness, accidents, finances, overload, inability to cope with stress, children, private addictions, or chemical dependence. To help assist you in such times of crisis, the Officers Assistance Program (OAP) has been made available. This is a service where you can share your feelings, concerns and problems, and seek advice with the assurance of confidentiality. Who May Use This Number? Officers, their spouses and dependents are eligible for this service. Confidentiality All services are strictly confidential. No records are released without written permission by you. For verification purposes, you will be asked to identify yourself by name and organization. Note: Participation in this service will not jeopardize job security, promotional opportunities, or reputation. Cost This phone counseling service is a benefit so there is not cost to you or your family. The counselors are highly trained caring individuals who will listen when you need to talk to someone. However, they do not provide in-depth psychotherapy over the phone. Requests for in-office therapy can be made with the intake counselor. Please refer to the “Manage Care” section for information about the correct procedure of obtaining in-office counseling after your initial contact with an intake counselor. Services Available · Direct and confidential access to a counselor through a toll-free number. · Referrals for in-office counseling in your area. To Contact a Phone Counselor 1. Call 1 - (877) 327-9002 2. Give your name and the name of your organization
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Note: Phone counselors are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a
week. However, calls made Counseling over E-mail As another option to communicate with a counselor, you may now contact us via e-mail. This method has been proven to be a discreet and effective way to receive beneficial advice or information. Officers who are abroad may find this method very valuable, if calling by telephone is not viable. In order to speak with a counselor, you may e-mail us at: Messages are checked continually between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Central Time. 1 - (877) 327-9002
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