Getting To Know ACS with Tracy and Jasmine

Getting to Know ACS - Holiday stress!

The holidays can be so stressful! But don’t worry, on this week’s episode of Getting To Know ACS, Tracy shares with Jasmine some techniques you can use to destress during the holidays to make them more enjoyable for you and everyone around you!

Getting to Know ACS - Healthy Relationships Pt. 2

On today’s episode of Getting To Know ACS, Jasmine and Tracy continue this two part series on how to start a healthy relationship, covering the Relationship Attachment Model (R.A.M.) and how it can be utilized to understand your relationships better! This series is geared toward Service Members who are looking to establish healthy romantic relationships.

Getting to Know ACS - Healthy Relationships with Sharon Brown

On today's episode of Getting To Know ACS we talk with Fort Bliss Army Community Service's own Sharon Brown about what healthy and unhealthy relationships look and sound like. We discuss classes such as our Couple's Communication and much more! For info on these or any other classes with ACS here at Fort Bliss, please visit our website at www.bliss.armymwr.com/programs/army-community-service or call 915-569-5375

Getting to Know ACS - A Discussion About Domestic Violence with Steven White

On today's episode of Getting To Know ACS we talk to Steven White from Fort Bliss Army Community Service's Family Advocacy Program about a very important topic, domestic violence. We discuss some of the warning signs that you or someone you know may be at risk and steps you can take to reach out for help. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence please reach out to one of the following for assistance any time. National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) Fort Bliss ACS's Domestic Violence Hotline 915-269-2013

Getting to Know ACS - Family Advocacy Program with Eduardo Poblano

On today's episode of Getting to Know ACS we talk to Eduardo Poblano with Fort Bliss' Family Advocacy Program. We discuss what some of the warning signs may be that you or someone you love may be in an abusive relationship and what you can do about it. If you or anyone you know needs help due to an abusive relationship, please call the Domestic Violence Hotline at 915-269-2013 or you can call the national Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233).