Which capabilities are involved in the treatment aspect of ASAP?

The treatment aspect of the Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) primarily focuses on providing direct interventions aimed at treating substance use disorders. Screening and rehabilitation programs are vital components of this process because they identify individuals who may need help and provide structured support to facilitate recovery. Screening helps in assessing the severity of substance use issues and is the first step in determining the appropriate level of care or treatment needed.

Rehabilitation programs are designed to support individuals in overcoming addiction, offering counseling, therapy, and support groups that promote recovery. These programs often involve a combination of psychological support and practical strategies to manage cravings and avoid relapse. By integrating both screening and rehabilitation, the treatment capabilities within ASAP enable effective and comprehensive support for soldiers struggling with substance abuse.