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Camp Atterbury Army Substance Abuse Program

ADCO - The Alcohol and Drug Control Officer is in charge of all non Clinical ASAP functions and is your primary POC for ASAP Issues.

CD Clinical - Director is in charge of the clinical ASAP and is your POC for counseling and rehabilitation services.

Counselors – The counselors screen soldiers with potential substance abuse problems and provide treatment and counseling.

SJA – Staff Judge Advocate is your legal advisor for drug and alcohol cases.



POC

ADCO – 1LT Thomas Dyer 812-526-1499 ext 2087

CD – COL Robert Evans 812-526-1499 ext 1325

Counselors – MAJ Deborah Taylor 812-526-1499 ext 2408

SJA – CPT Jude Soundar  812-526-1499 ext 2504

Post Chaplain – LTC Daniel Sherar 812-526-1499 ext 1294
 

The Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) is designed so that drug abusers can receive confidential assistance with their drug and alcohol problems. 

ASAP is designed:

• To facilitate the identification of alcohol and other drug abusers by encouraging identification through self-referral.
• To facilitate the treatment and rehabilitation of those abusers who demonstrate the potential for rehabilitation and retention.

If you feel that you have a drug or alcohol abuse problem please contact Major Deborah Taylor for a confidential counseling appointment. 

MAJ Deborah Taylor 812-526-1499 ext 2408

For further information on the Army Substance Abuse Program see the ASAP website below:

http://apps.acsap.hqda.pentagon.mil

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Last updated on Tuesday, 05 August 2008

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