What type of issues does the ASAP program aim to resolve related to drug/alcohol abuse?

The Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) primarily focuses on addressing various issues associated with substance abuse, including family dynamics impacted by such behaviors. When service members struggle with drug and alcohol abuse, it often has profound effects on their families, leading to issues such as strained relationships, communication breakdowns, and emotional distress among family members. By resolving these family issues, the ASAP program aims to support the overall wellbeing of service members and their loved ones, fostering a healthier family environment and improving the service member's ability to contribute positively both at home and in their unit.

The program recognizes that family stability is crucial for personal recovery and the successful reintegration of individuals into their roles within the Army. By providing support and resources aimed at addressing family-related challenges, ASAP enhances the chances for recovery and creates a supportive environment that can prevent future substance abuse issues.