What is the Psychological Health Program?We are Missouri Army National Guard’s full time behavioral health providers. Our program consists of one Director of Psychological Health and two Psychological Health Coordinators.
How do we help Soldiers?We provide information and education about stress, family issues, and common behavioral health concerns such as depression, anxiety, and PTSD.
We offer support, guidance, coaching in positive coping and resilience, and referral to resources and treatment.
We can help with short term, solution-focused counseling while assisting Soldiers with connection to ongoing treatment if needed.
We provide ongoing case management and support to Soldiers who are on a behavioral health profile to help them navigate the process, access treatment, and return to full duty as efficiently as possible.
How do we help Command?We answer questions about how to get help for Soldiers with behavioral health needs.
We provide information and/or briefings to units on behavioral health issues and stressors, healthy coping and resilience, and available resources for behavioral health support and treatment.
We partner with Chaplain services to offer Unit and individual Soldier supports in the event of a loss to suicide or other sudden/tragic death.
Who are we and how can you reach us?DIRECTOR OF PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH
Kristin Baker, MSW, LCSW
2302 Militia Dr.
Jefferson City, MO 65101
573-638-9500 x37083 (desk)
573-694-8651 (cell)
kristin.m.baker11.civ@army.milPSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH COORDINATORS
Chelsea Sherley, MSW, LCSW
2302 Militia Dr.
Jefferson City, MO 65101
573-638-9500 x37275 (desk)
573-658-0535 (cell)
chelsea.r.sherley.civ@army.mil 
Kristi Stephens, MSW, LCSW
2302 Militia Dr.
Jefferson City, MO 65101
573-638-9500 x37398 (desk)
(cell)
kristine.a.stephens3.civ@army.mil What if I just want to find behavioral health help on my own?Behavioral Health Help- How to get started---Click This Link for basics to help you get on your way.
Crisis ResourcesIf you are in crisis or are having thoughts about hurting or killing yourself, you are not alone. Help is available 24/7. Your life matters, and it is possible to feel better.
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