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Do military bases generally offer psychological services on-base?
I have an anxiety disorder, and right now, pregnancy has seemed to alleviate most of my symptoms. But I'm worried about being able to get care after delivery since I won't be able to travel very far away for health care with the child.
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
no only to active duty soldiers or if its marriage counseling. you are going to have to look for the nearest mental health clinic and call to see if they accept your insurance...i am a military wife and i have tricare. Im sorry and i know about your situation but the army doesnt give kudos for spouses
Source(s): army wife of active duty soldier - 5 years ago
Yes, but not for the reasons you think. It's in the military's best interest to identify in the initial processes who might not be able to conform and perform in a manner necessary during a conflict. If this person was enlisted, there would be so much (triple what you think so much is) paperwork, money and effort spent on either disciplining or separating that person, that it's cost prohibitive to enlist him. It always comes back the the $ (substitute your money symbol) in any corporation, and that's what the military is.
- SusasLv 61 decade ago
Generally not very good service. Military wives just aren't supposed to have psychological problems. If you were a soldier it would be worse. The military is a bad place.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Most likely base chaplains offer psychological/emotional services
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- Jamie, FNPLv 41 decade ago
Yes, generally they do but some contract off base.
Source(s): ex Navy wife and active duty