Meet The Counselor
Mrs. Johnson
Who is the MFLC for our Group, BN, Unit, or Company
Non-medical, walk-around counseling services.
What kind of service do MFLCs provide?
Marital issues, communication skills, stress management, and deployment or reintegration challenges are examples of these.
What are common situations Adult MFLCs can assist with?
I’m the grown-up who talks to kids when they’re feeling sad, worried, or need help solving problems.
Who is the MFLC?
You might feel this way when you’re starting something new or speaking in front of a group.
What is nervous?
Professional Counselor
What is our MFLC License
Active Duty, National Guard, Reserves, Coast Guard, Families, Survivors, and Civilian Expeditionary Workforce
Who do MFLC's serve?
Installations, on-base offices, surge support locations, and special military functions are examples of these.
What are places Adult MFLCs can be found providing support?
If I’m nervous about making new friends or starting a new school, this person can help me feel better.
Who is the MFLC at School or at the CDC/SAS?
You might feel this when juggling deployments, family needs, and daily responsibilities without time to recharge.
What is overwhelmed?
Through a phone call or by stopping by the office
How can I contact the MFLC?
By phone, through the Family Readiness Center, walk up and say "Hello"
How can I contact the MFLC?
CDC’s, schools, summer camps, school events, and family centers are all examples of these.
What are locations where Child and Youth MFLCs provide support?
I want to learn better ways to handle stress, calm down when I’m mad, and talk about what I’m feeling.
What can the MFLC help me with?
Talking to someone who listens without judgment and offers tools, not diagnoses, can help manage this.
What is emotional burnout?
Suite 103
Where is the MFLC located?
Face to Face, Individual, Groups, Workshops, and Presentations
What are the ways MFLC's can meet a Service Member?
Problem solving, self-esteem, bullying, and challenges with changing schools are examples of these.
What are issues Child and Youth MFLCs can help children and teens work through?
I don’t want to talk in front of the whole class, I need to learn a skill.
What is help me build confidence?
You might use breathing exercises, mindfulness, time outdoors, or talking to a trusted professional as these.
What are healthy coping strategies?
At the motor pool, in the unit area, family events, during trainings, or at a community center—these are all places where this interaction might occur.
What are places a Soldier or family member may see or meet with an MFLC?
A person talks to an MFLC about personal stress but does not mention harming themselves, others, or disclose any reportable abuse. This is what the MFLC does next.
What is maintaining confidentiality and not documenting the conversation?
Crisis situations, PTSD, fitness-for-duty evaluations, and long-term counseling needs are examples of these.
What are situations that require MFLCs to refer individuals to other resources or services?
This person works with your teachers and parents but doesn’t give grades, homework, or report cards.
What is a support person who helps kids with their feelings and challenges?
This is something adults say they “need more of,” especially after a long day, but can’t seem to find — hint: it’s not coffee!
What is sleep?