What is a common outcome for soldiers who successfully complete treatment programs?

Soldiers who successfully complete treatment programs typically have the outcome of returning to duty with continued support. This reflects the Army's commitment to providing a supportive environment for service members who have sought help for substance abuse issues. The returning soldier is not simply reintegrated without assistance; instead, they receive ongoing support to help maintain their recovery and ensure they can perform effectively in their duties. This might include counseling, regular check-ins, or participation in additional programs designed to support their well-being and stability.

The aim of this approach is not only to ensure that soldiers can continue to serve but also to promote their long-term health and readiness, addressing issues that could lead to future problems. Reintegration helps maintain unit cohesion and ensures that returning soldiers feel valued and supported in their recovery journey.