Behavioral Health

Choctaw Defense Munitions, a CNO company doing business as Choctaw Workforce Solutions (CWS), currently staffs licensed clinical psychologists and social service personnel with a bachelor’s or master’s degree. These professionals provide services for the United States Army Recruiting Command – Psychology Services Command at Fort Knox, Kentucky and in the Pacific Rim.

Their duties focus on performance enhancement and improved resiliency within USAREC, meeting the organizational and behavioral healthcare needs of the command and the Integrated Leader Development Program. Services were performed via telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Choctaw Contracting Services (CCS), a CNO company, currently supports the POTFF contract both in the US and overseas. Using a holistic approach, our US-based, embedded contract licensed clinical social workers (LCSWs) and licensed mental health counselors (MHCs) provide services to optimize and sustain Special Operations Forces mission readiness, longevity and performance.

CCS also provides credentialing and privileging support for over 500 medical and non-medical personnel working under this contract. Services were performed via telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dating back to 1997, multiple CNO companies have provided FAP services to the Army, Navy and Air Force both in the US and overseas. We staffed licensed clinical social workers, social workers with master’s degrees, child counselors, FAP Prevention and Education Specialists with bachelor’s degrees, program assistants and licensed registered nurses (RNs) with bachelor’s degrees on multiple contracts.

Our employees provided outreach, marketing, identification, prevention and treatment to military beneficiaries focused on reducing family violence, promoting optimal individual and family functioning and military readiness. Services were performed via telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic.

For over 15 years and under multiple contract awards, CNO companies staffed licensed clinical social workers, licensed marriage and family therapists (LMFTs) and registered nurses (RNs) to provide intensive home visitation services, hospital and office-based services, parenting training, prenatal education and facilitate playgroups and support groups for eligible military beneficiaries who were pregnant or had children 0-3 years of age.

Services focused on assessing for risk of child maltreatment and/or family violence and enhancing the parents’ ability to nurture and care for infants and young children. Services were provided in Belgium, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands as part of the DoD-coordinated community response to prevent and respond to child abuse/neglect and family violence.

CNO companies have staffed master’s and bachelor’s level education specialists and trainers in Hawaii. Contractors provided education and training focused on prevention and enrichment for units, individuals, couples and children. Training included information, knowledge and skill to promote healthy personal and family development, to promote coping with deployment and redeployment issues, to promote successful relocation and adjustment to living in Hawaii, to promote positive parenting skills, financial readiness and to identify and reduce family violence. Our employees provided mandatory Family Advocacy Program training to units, individuals and civilians, facilitated playgroups and conducted marketing and outreach activities as part of a coordinated community response.

Our employees conducted an annual community-wide needs assessment and developed a marketing plan in response to identified needs and aligned that plan with Army regulations. Contractors maintained a centralized calendar for all Army Community Service FAP activities and reviewed, analyzed and uploaded all customer comment surveys.