Hafa Adai and Welcome to DMHSA's Official Website!


The Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse (DMHSA) is tasked with providing comprehensive behavioral health services for the people of Guam. As we transform mental health services for the West Pacific region, we encourage you to be an active participant in this process. You can do this by accessing this website and being an educated consumer ofservices available to you and how to obtain this care.


The DMHSA website is designed to allow you, our community, to learn more about the services provided and how to access them. We welcome your feedback as we move towards Joint Commission Accreditation for Behavioral Healthcare.

Si Yu'os Ma'ase!
Wilfred Aflague
Director




Federal Management Team

Court Orders and Plan of Action

 
Federal Management Team:

Dr. James J. Kiffer

James J. Casey
   
Contact Information: Office 647-1901 Fax: 649-6948
   
   



DMHSA`s Vision.......

"That more Caring Communities will be visible throughout the island promoting positive mental health and healthy lifestyle through prevention and education strategies and;

That the practice of ensuring delivery of mandated mental health services reflects collaborative engagement and a Standard of Excellence".




DMHSA Announces Drop in Tobacco Sales to Minors


DMHSA Announces Drop in Tobacco Sales to Minors




Dec 20‐21, 2011 ASIST Training Open for Registration


Dec 20‐21, 2011 ASIST Training Open for Registration




Survivors of Suicide Support Group


Survivors of Suicide Support Group



Youth Leads Youth on a BASTA Experience


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BASTA - Parent Night, Free Bullying Workshop
Wed, Oct 26, 2011, 6 PM – 8 PM at the Hyatt Regency Hotel


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Click to view Conference Pre- Registration Form



safeTALK Training Teaches Community Alertness for Suicide Symptoms



safeTALK Training Teaches Community Alertness for Suicide Symptoms


Volunteers Welcomed for Annual Holiday Crisis Hotline
Training to be held on December 18

 

 




Happening this Month

September is Recovery Month


Press Release Final 20110907




How Do I's?

Request for training or technical assistance?

Submit your request in writing to the Prevention and Training Branch. Request forms and a list of services will soon be available online at www.peaceguam.org

Request for alcohol, tobacco or other drug prevention presentations?

Submit your request in writing to the Acting Director of the Department of Mental Health & Substance Abuse. Your request will be forwarded to the Prevention and Training Branch. You should receive a response within two weeks of your request.

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Choose the best possible answer to the question below:
Q. True or False. One in four people say they’ve missed work due to work-related stress.
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