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MARINE CORPS FAMILY TEAM BUILDING

Course Catalog

CAMP PENDLETON, CA • (760) 725.9052

LifeSkills Training & Education Page Hours Min Max

P.R.E.P. & C.R.E.D.O. for FROs 4 1 -- --

7 Habits of Highly Effective Military Families 4 6 15 50

7 Habits of Highly Effective People (Signature Course) 4 20 -- --

5 Choices to Extraordinary Productivity 4 12 -- --

4 Lenses 4 2-4 15 75

4 Lenses for Couples 4 3-4 16 60

4 Lenses: Coloring Your Children 4 3 15 75

The 5 Love Languages 5 3 16 60

The Change Element 5 3 -- --

The Happiness Advantage 5 4 15 75

Say What?!? Interpersonal Communication 5 2 15 75

Building Lasting Relationships 5 3 16 60

How to Avoid Falling In Love With A Jerk(ette) 5 6 15 --

Yours, Mine & Ours: Developing Healthy Blended Families 6 2 16 60

Security 101: Home & Cyber Safety 6 3 15 --

Emergency Preparedness 6 2 15 --

Aging Parents & Elder Care 6 2 1 --

Lifestyle, Insights, Networking, Knowledge, Skills

L.I.N.K.S. for Spouses 8 8 10 --

L.I.N.K.S. en Español 8 8 10 --

L.I.N.K.S. for FROs 8 2 -- --

L.I.N.K.S. for Marines 8 8 10 --

L.I.N.K.S. for Couples 8 8 16 --

L.I.N.K.S. for Parents 8 4 1 --

L.I.N.K.S. for Teens 9 4 10 --

L.I.N.K.S. for Kids 9 4 10 --

Table Of ContentsMinimum and maximum column refers to required number of unit specific participants

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Readiness & Deployment Support Training Page Hours Min Max

Warrior Kids Series: Pre-Deployment 10 1.5 10 25

Warrior Kids Series: Mid-Deployment 10 2 10 25

Warrior Kids Series: Return & Reunion 10 1.5 10 25

Warrior Teen Workshop 10 4 10 --

Pre-Deployment Brief 10 -- 1 --

Mid-Deployment Self Care ~ or ~ Mid-Deployment Success Workshop 10 2 10 --

Return & Reunion Workshop 10 2 1 --

Reintegration: Strong Marine Couples 11 2 10 --

Etiquette Survival Skills 11 2 10 --

Family Readiness Program Training

Command Team Training 12 2 1 --

Family Readiness Officer Training 12 6 -- --

Family Readiness Volunteer Training 12 4 -- --

eMarine Administrator Training 12 12 -- --

eMarine Lab 12 1.5 -- --

Marketing Your Program 12 1.5 -- --

Command Spouses Workshop 12 4 -- --

Family Readiness Leaders Brief 12 1.5 8 --

Family Care Plan 13 1.5 10 --

Family Readiness Resource Training 13 1.5 1 --

Operational Security Training (OPSEC) 13 -- -- --

Personally Identifiable Information Training (PII) 13 -- -- --

MARINE CORPS FAMILY TEAM BUILDING

LifeSkills Training & EducationLIFESKILLS SECTION SUPPORT: (760)-763-7890 | CLASS REGISTRATION: (760)-725-9052

P.R.E.P. & CREDO FOR FROsThis course is required training for FROs and DFROs—(ADAAs are welcome to attend). This course provides an overview of the PREP and CREDO programs offered aboard Camp Pendleton. Presented by MCFTB and the CREDO Chaplain, participants will receive certification that is valid indefinitely.

7 HABITS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE MILITARY FAMILIESOffered to all service members and their families. Along with the normal challenges of family life, military families must also deal with added stressors such as relocation and deployment. Based on the original principles of Stephen Covey’s 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, this workshop provides a framework for applying universal, self-evident principles that enable family members to communicate more effectively about their problems and resolve them successfully. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, reference or refer to the LifeSkills section.

7 HABITS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE PEOPLE (SIGNATURE COURSE)Offered to all service members and their families. In this 3-day workshop, participants gain hands-on experience, applying timeless principles that yield improved communication, strengthened relationships, increased influence, and laser-like focus on critical priorities. The course also includes over 30 award-winning videos. Unit specific sessions cannot be scheduled for this training.

5 CHOICES TO EXTRAORDINARY PRODUCTIVITYOffered to all staff level Officers and Staff Non-Commissioned Officers (SNCOs), nominated by Unit Commanders. In FranklinCovey’s 5 Choices to Extraordinary Productivity course, participants learn a process which, when followed, will dramatically increase their ability to achieve life’s most important outcomes. Backed by science and years of research, this course will produce a measurable increase in productivity and an inner sense of fulfillment and accomplishment. This time and life management workshop will help you make the right choices as you plan your day, week and life. You will align your daily and weekly tasks with the most important goals. You will move from being buried alive to extraordinary productivity! Unit specific sessions cannot be scheduled for this training.

4 LENSESOffered to all service members and their families. This fun, interactive workshop will help assess and evaluate individual’s personality preference while learning to value and understand the personality preferences of those around them. Participants learn how to open the lines of communication, reduce personal misunderstandings, and strengthen their relationships, both personally and professionally. Several activities are utilized to demonstrate the differences among personalities and how to better communicate and relate with one another. Completing this workshop and implementing the tools into daily life will empower participants to improve aspects of every relationship in their lives. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the LifeSkills section.

4 LENSES FOR COUPLES-DATE NIGHTOffered to service members and their date (spouse, girlfriend/boyfriend, significant other, etc.) This interactive workshop allows participants to discover the different ways that we view family and relationships and how to: resolve conflicts; clarify expectations; increase love and intimacy and build mutually rewarding relationships. The principles covered in this workshop empower participants to improve aspects of every personal relationship in their life. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, refer to the LifeSkills section.

4 LENSES: COLORING YOUR CHILDRENThis workshop is for any parent who wants to better understand their child’s personality. Participants will learn how personality is apparent in young children, how to cultivate and nurture a child’s natural talents and strengths, and how to effectively discipline misbehavior. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the LifeSkills section.

THE 5 LOVE LANGUAGES FOR COUPLES-DATE NIGHTOffered to service members and their date (spouse, girlfriend/boyfriend, significant other, etc.). Based on the work of Dr. Gary Chapman, this class helps participants to identify their “Language” of love as well as their partner’s “Love Language”. By generating this understanding of one’s self and each other, couples learn to appreciate the differences within each other and ways to most effectively express love to their partner and ask for love from their partner. This is an interactive class with couples learning and then immediately applying the new skills. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the LifeSkills section.

THE CHANGE ELEMENT Offered to all service members and their families. The goal of the workshop is to help participants deal with difficult changes through a better understanding of change and learning valuable skills that allow them to face change with less stress and more success. The Change Element is based on decades of work helping organizations, large and small, change successfully. It provides practical tools, like the Change Model™, to help people understand what exactly happens during change, where they are in the process, and what they should do next. Unit specific sessions cannot be scheduled for this training.

THE HAPPINESS ADVANTAGEOffered to all service members and their families. Most companies, schools, even families follow this formula: if you work harder, you will be more successful, and then you will be happy. Recent discoveries, however, have shown that this formula is actually backward: happiness fuels success, not the other way around. A decade of research shows that training your brain to be positive at work actually fuels greater success. In fact, 75% of job success is predicted not by intelligence, but by your optimism, social support network and the ability to manage energy and stress in a positive way. Through research of top performers at Harvard, the world’s largest banks, and Fortune 500 companies, patterns have been uncovered which create a happiness advantage for positive outliers—the highest performers at the company. This workshop has a mixture of videos and interactive group work to keep participants engaged. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, refer to the LifeSkills section.

SAY WHAT?!? INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONOffered to all service members and their families. This workshop is an educational experience to increase competence by using more effective communication skills to promote healthy relationships (of any kind). The focus is preventative in nature, enabling service members and their families to function more effectively at home and at work, thereby supporting personal self-sufficiency and operational readiness in the field. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, refer to the LifeSkills section.

BUILDING LASTING RELATIONSHIPSOffered to all service members and their families. This workshop provides practical information and tools to enhance healthy relationships and educate service members and their partners on how to successfully nurture and maintain a positive union. It is designed to be preventative in nature by teaching and demonstrating positive, proactive ways to build a healthy, lasting relationship. This class is designed for couples to attend together however; individuals are welcome to attend as well. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, refer to the LifeSkills section.

HOW TO AVOID FALLING IN LOVE WITH A JERK/JERKETTEOffered only for unit specific training, this workshop targets Marines and Sailors prior to being in a serious relationship. Based on years of research on marital and premarital happiness, this workshop will help participants break destructive dating patterns that prevent them from finding the love they deserve. Topics include asking the right questions to inspire meaningful, revealing conversations with your partner and how to resolve some of their own emotional baggage to prepare them for a healthy relationship. Certificates are valid indefinitely. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, refer to the LifeSkills section.

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LifeSkills Training & EducationLIFESKILLS SECTION SUPPORT: (760)-763-7890 | CLASS REGISTRATION: (760)-725-9052

YOURS, MINE & OURS: DEVELOPING HEALTHY BLENDED FAMILIESOffered to all service members and their families. Blended families, also known as step-families, are more common now than ever before. This workshop will help military parents gain a better understanding of the common emotional and practical issues facing blended families, providing them with information on what can be done to help promote family unity. Topics discussed include the role of a stepparent, stages of blended family development and tips for nurturing and enriching the family relationship. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, refer to the LifeSkills section.

SECURITY 101: HOME & CYBER SAFETYOffered to all service members and their families. This workshop provides important safety precautions for military families, instilling them with the ability and confidence to be responsible for their personal safety and the safety of their families while their service member is deployed. This workshop addresses the dangers and risks, as well as positive outcomes, associated with social networking. The workshop also provides participants with information on protecting themselves and their family members, and ways to stay safe while on the internet and social networking sites. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, refer to the LifeSkills section.

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESSOffered only for unit specific training, this workshop contains information regarding actions that service members and families should take to be informed and prepared in the event of natural and man-made hazards. It is important that families prepare themselves for all types of emergencies, to increase their personal sense of security and peace of mind. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, refer to the LifeSkills section.

AGING PARENTS & ELDER CAREOffered only for unit specific training, this workshop assists service members and their families in dealing with the complexities of assisting elderly adults. It provides information to help families make informed decisions concerning elder care, as well as strategies for coping with day to day challenges involved with caring for an elderly loved one. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, refer to the LifeSkills section.

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Lifestyle, Insights, Networking, Knowledge & SkillsLINKS SECTION SUPPORT: (760)-725-2335 | CLASS REGISTRATION: (760)-725-9052

L.I.N.K.S. FOR SPOUSESFROs, DFROs, Family Readiness Assistants, Command Team Advisors, and LINKS volunteers are required to attend; as are any Command Spouses that wish to participate in their unit’s UPFRP. All spouses, fiancé/es, girlfriends or boyfriends of service members are encouraged to attend. Active Duty personnel that attend a LINKS session must be in civilian attire. Topics covered during this session include Marine Corps history and tradition, benefits and services, financial awareness, dealing with separation and deployments, moving, and communication…a true “Marine Corps 101” for attendees. Certificates are valid for three years from the date of issue. Personnel are encouraged to attend LINKS for Spouses at each new duty station regardless of validity of certificate from previous session(s). UPFRP participants are required to attend a session aboard the installation their unit is located at. Unit sponsored and unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the LINKS section.

L.I.N.K.S. en español This session meets the needs of our Spanish speaking Spouses and fiancé/es, girlfriends or boyfriends of service members as well as family members. Topics covered during this session include Marine Corps history and tradition, benefits and services, financial awareness, dealing with separation and deployments, moving, and communication…a true “Marine Corps 101” for attendees. Certificates are valid for three years from date of issue. Personnel are encouraged to attend LINKS for Spouses at each new duty station regardless of validity of certificate from previous session(s). UPFRP participants are required to attend a session aboard the installation their unit is located at. Unit sponsored and unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the LINKS section.

L.I.N.K.S. FOR FROsThis session meets the MCO 1754.9A “All Sessions” requirement for FROs and DFROs concerning LINKS for Marines, Teens, Kids and Parents. FROs and DFROs must complete a full LINKS for Spouses session prior to attending this session. The certificate from this class will provide evidence of comple-tion of all LINKS training requirements for FROs and DFROs and are valid for three years from date of issue.

L.I.N.K.S. FOR MARINESOffered only for unit specific training, this one-day session is designed to give Marines and Sailors additional insight into their career, resources, fam-ily programs, pay and finances, moving, preparation for separation and deployment and other topics. Topics can be tailored to meet the needs/goals of the unit. The requesting unit is responsible for some requirements of the session. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the LINKS section.

L.I.N.K.S. FOR COUPLESOffered only for unit specific training, this session can be held over one-day or two half days. Couples attend together and are provided education on some LINKS topics as a group and are oftentimes divided into two rooms, Active Duty in one room and Spouses in another, to learn about other topics. Spouses learn Marine Corps history/traditions/customs while the Marines receive a more detailed career oriented workshop. Topics can be tailored to meet the needs/goals of the unit. The unit is responsible for some requirements during a LINKS for Couples session. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the LINKS section.

L.I.N.K.S. FOR PARENTS & EXTENDED FAMILY MEMBERSThis one-day session is designed provide a “Marine Corps 101” to the parents and extended family members of Marines and Sailors. Similar to a LINKS for Spouses session, topics include Marine Corps history/tradition, benefits and services, financial awareness, dealing with separation and deployments, and communication. The focus of this session is to educate these family members to the unique challenges they face as non-dependent family members. Parents serving as an appointed Command Team Advisor may attend LINKS for Parents or LINKS for Spouses, whichever best meets their schedule, but are highly encouraged to attend both. Certificates are valid for three years. Participants are encouraged to attend at each duty station. UPFRP participants are required to attend a session aboard the installation their unit is located at. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the LINKS section.

L.I.N.K.S. FOR TEENS (SCHEDULED IN SUMMER MONTHS; AGES 13-18)This session is required for all Teen LINKS volunteers. Open to all military teens, this session is uniquely built to engage and involve participants in the learning process. While many of the topics are similar to other LINKS sessions, the information is presented from a teen perspective and specifically related to the challenges that they face. The certificate for this class is valid for three years but participants are encouraged to attend at each new duty station. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the LINKS section.

L.I.N.K.S. FOR KIDS (SCHEDULED IN SUMMER MONTHS; AGES 5-12)This session is required for all Kids LINKS volunteers. Open to all military kids, this session is a uniquely built to engage and involve participants through games and activities. The topics are specifically crafted to connect with military kids on their level and in relation to the challenges that they face. The certificate for this class is valid for three years but participants are encouraged to attend at each new duty station. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the LINKS section.

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Readiness & Deployment Support RDST SECTION SUPPORT: (760)-763-1337/7889 | CLASS REGISTRATION: (760)-725-9052

WARRIOR KIDS SERIES: PRE-DEPLOYMENT (AGES 5-12)This workshop is designed for children who have a Marine or Sailor attached to a Marine unit, who is currently deployed or preparing to deploy. Children attend along with their non-deployed parent or caregiver. Children begin in one room and parents in another and the facilitators team with FOCUS facilitators to discuss emotional regulation with both the children and the parents. Parents and children come together for a fun team building activity at the end of the workshop. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the RDST section.

WARRIOR KIDS SERIES: MID-DEPLOYMENT (AGES 5-12)This workshop is designed for children who have a Marine or Sailor attached to a Marine unit who is at any stage of the deployment cycle (prepara-tion, deployment or returned). Children attend this workshop alone and parents or caregivers must sign their children in prior to leaving. Children are once again engaged by the FOCUS facilitators and then enjoy participating in fun activities to enhance knowledge about deployment. As the non-deployed parent does not attend this workshop with the child, there is no childcare available during this workshop.Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the RDST section.

WARRIOR KIDS SERIES: RETURN & REUNION (AGES 5-12)This workshop is designed for children who have a Marine or Sailor attached to a Marine unit who is in any stage of the deployment cycle (preparation, deployment or returned). Children attend along with their non-deployed parent or caregiver. Children begin in one room and parents in another and topics such as recognizing and dealing with emotions related to having a deployed parent return home are covered during this workshop. Parents and children come together for an activity at the end of the workshop. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the RDST section.

WARRIOR TEEN WORKSHOP (AGES 13-18)A fun and exciting workshop is for teens and is designed to assist them with the difficulty of dealing with the military lifestyle as a teenager. Teens will participate in a much needed OPSEC/Internet safety class, a short period of self-defense instruction, and be guided in discussions concerning military teens: moves, deployments, etc. Registration is required and can be achieved by contacting MCFTB at 760-725-9052. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the RDST section.

PRE-DEPLOYMENT BRIEFS FOR MARINES AND FAMILY MEMBERSPre-deployment briefs will cover material required by HQMC as well as activities that the command desires highlighted. Pre-deployment briefs are held approximately 30 days prior to deployment. Funding for childcare is available during the MCFTB portion of a pre-deployment brief. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the RDST section.

MID-DEPLOYMENT SELF CARE & MID-DEPLOYMENT SUCCESS (TWO WORKSHOPS) Formerly known as Spouses In The Midst, these workshops are designed for spouses and significant others of Marines or Sailors attached to Marine units. Participants enjoy educational and fun activities during these workshops to enhance self-care and personal success during deployment. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the RDST section.

RETURN & REUNION (R&R) WORKSHOPS R&R workshops for spouses and significant others are designed to prepare participants for the successes and challenges of reunion and reintegration. R&R workshops are held approximately 30 days prior to return of the service members.

R&R workshops for parents and extended family members are designed to prepare participants for the successes and challenges of reunion and reintegration. R&R workshops are held approximately 30 days prior to return of the service members. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the RDST section.

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REINTEGRATION: STRONG MARINE COUPLESThis workshop is designed to be held 45-60 days after Marines and Sailors return from deployment. An opportunity for couples to assess their de-ployment experience and reintegration process as partners, while receiving communication tools and resources. This workshop provides tools to help partners strengthen their relationship post deployment. Reintegration: Strong Marine Couples is for Marines, Sailors attached to Marine units and their spouses or significant others. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the RDST section.

ETIQUETTE SURVIVAL SKILLSThis workshop is for family members who will be attending official functions and activities such as the Marine Corps Ball. Appropriate attire, dining etiquette, customs and courtesies of Marine Corps ceremonies, and conversation/communication tips and guidelines are all addressed during the workshop. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the RDST section.

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Family Readiness ProgramFRPT SECTION SUPPORT: (760)-725-6637 | CLASS REGISTRATION: (760)-725-9052

COMMAND TEAM TRAININGThis training is required for all members of the Family Readiness Command Team (CO, XO, SgtMaj, Chaplain, FRO, Single Marine Program Repre-sentative, and Command Team Advisors). Non-required members are also encouraged to attend (Command Spouses, DFRO, and ADAAs). Program requirements such as roles and responsibilities, Command Team functions, communication and funding are covered during this training. Certificates are valid for three years from date of issue; however all members must repeat the training following a Change of Command. In addition to open session classes, unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the FRPT section.

FAMILY READINESS OFFICER (FRO) TRAINING (PAID CIVILIAN/ACTIVE DUTY ONLY)This class is only available to FROs, DFROs, and ADAAs. All of the required material for Family Readiness Officer Training, Family Readiness Volunteer Training and Command Team Training will be covered in this extended session. Participants will receive FRO, FRV and CTT certificates upon comple-tion. Certificates are valid for three years from date of issue. Unit specific sessions cannot be scheduled for this training.

FAMILY READINESS VOLUNTEER (ASSISTANT AND ADVISOR) TRAININGThis training is required for all FROs, DFROs, Family Readiness Assistants and Command Team Advisors (collectively known as FRVs). If desired, ADAAs and Command Spouses who will be working with the program/sitting on the Command Team are also welcome to attend. Additionally, any designat-ed family member who is considering volunteering with the program is welcome to attend. Program requirements such as roles and responsibilities, confidentiality, communications and resources are covered during this training. Certificates are valid for three years from date of issue. Unit specific sessions cannot be scheduled for this training.

eMARINE (AOCT) ADMINISTRATOR TRAINING (PAID CIVILIAN/ACTIVE DUTY ONLY)Offered as a 2-day workshop, this training is required for any individual that will have administrator rights on their unit’s eMarine site. Prior to attending, it is MANDATORY that each participant has the following: Log-In access to their unit eMarine site (CAC enabling your Log-In is highly recommended), Administrator rights to their unit eMarine site, Current PII and OPSEC training certificates. Seats are limited to no more than 10 per class. Certificates are valid indefinitely with the current version of the eMarine AOCT. Unit specific sessions cannot be scheduled for this training.

eMarine LAB (PAID CIVILIAN/ACTIVE DUTY ONLY)Lab sessions are for trained site administrators to receive task specific instruction. Each month will focus on a different task (e.g. Forums, FAQ Pages, Surveys, etc). Seats are limited to no more than 10 per class. There is no certification provided during lab sessions. Unit specific sessions cannot be scheduled for this training.

MARKETING YOUR PROGRAMOffered to any active member of a unit’s UPFRP. Sessions will focus on specific marketing techniques that can aid in increasing participation, improv-ing communication, and developing your brand. Each month will present a different component of marketing to participants; however participants should be prepared to share best/worst practices on the subject. There is no certification provided during marketing sessions. Unit specific sessions cannot be scheduled for this training.

COMMAND SPOUSES WORKSHOPThis workshop is a unique opportunity for the spouses of E8/O3 and above to come together in an open format. Each session is different, as the participants generate the topics throughout the course of the workshop. Utilizing breakout discussions and extensive interaction, those in attendance take part in corporately finding solutions to the issues they feel are most pressing. There is no certification provided for this workshop. Unit specific sessions cannot be scheduled for this training.

FAMILY READINESS LEADERS BRIEFOffered only for unit specific training, this class is designed for two separate demographics: NCOs – or – SNCOs/Officers. Focusing on the application of the UPFRP to Operational Readiness, participants will learn about the evolution of the program, how to effectively utilize their FRO as a leader at any level, and how to tap into the resources of the UPFRP. Participant interaction will aid in developing a plan to reduce the impact of personal problems on the mission and increase the overall effectiveness of their unit…all while improving morale and Command Climate. There is no certifi-cation provided for this brief. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the FRPT section.

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FAMILY CARE PLANOffered only by request, this session is ideal for all service members required by MCO 1740.13C to create and maintain a Family Care Plan. Assurance that the family is taken care of properly when the active duty member is deployed, separated from the family, or unexpected circumstances arise is the central focus of this brief. There is no certification provided for this brief. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the FRPT section.

FAMILY READINESS RESOURCE TRAININGOffered as needed only, this is required training for FROs and FRVs who have current certificates, but were trained at another installation. This certif-icate is valid for three years. Unit specific sessions can be scheduled via Command Request, by the FRO or DFRO. To do so, contact the FRPT section.

OPERATIONAL SECURITY TRAINING This class is required for FROs, DFROs, ADAAs and FRVs. This course is an annual training requirement. Additionally, Command Spouses that choose to participate in the unit’s UPFRP must complete this course annually. This training is available on MarineNet to volunteers enrolled in DEERS. www.marinenet.usmc.mil Course Name: Uncle Sam’s OPSEC Course Code: OPSECUS001 For volunteers who are not enrolled in DEERS, training is available from their FROs. FROs can access the training from the Camp Pendleton MCFTB eMarine site.

PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION TRAININGThis class is required for FROs, DFROs, ADAAs and FRVs. This course is an annual training requirement. Additionally, Command Spouses that choose to participate in the unit’s UPFRP must complete this course annually. This training is available on the DoD DISA Information Assurance website:iase.disa.mil/eta/piiv2/launchpage.htm

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- Marine & Family Programs -

Phone DirectoryMarine & Family Programs Information & Referral: (760) 725-3400/6090

Transition & Resources: (760) 725-5361/6638

Transition Readiness Seminar: (760) 725-6324

Pre-Retirement Program: (760) 725-6207

Officer Pre-Separation Class: (760) 725-6207

Family Member Employment Assistance Program: (760) 725-4737

Volunteer & Skills Development Program: (760) 725-3856

Personal Financial Management Program: (760) 725-6098/6209

Relocation Assistance Program: (760) 725-5704/3802Chaplains Religious Enrichment Development Operation (CREDO): (760) 725-4954

Children, Youth & Teen Programs HQ: (760) 725-6308

Children, Youth & Teen Resource & Referral: (760) 725-9723

Exceptional Family Member Program: (760) 725-5363/763-0868

Community Counseling Center: (760) 763-3222

Counseling Services Information & Referral: (760) 725-9051

Consolidated Substance Abuse Counseling Center: (760) 725-5538

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“Growth is never by mere chance; it is the result of forces working together.”

~ James Cash Penney

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that grows your program and the resiliency of your Marines, Sailors and their families.

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