Chaplain Doug Hedman

1. Chaplain Doug Hedman Full Time State Support Chaplain Work: 608-242-3450 Cell: 608-630-1660 Fax: 608-242-3049 email: douglas.hedman@us.army.mil "Pro Deo et Patria ... For God and Country!"

3. Chaplain Corp Our Vision Spiritual strength: wherever needed– whenever required. Our Mission Provide religious support to strengthen Soldiers and their families, who defend the Homeland here and abroad. Our Values Spirituality—Compassion—Diversity—Courage

4. Chaplains State Chaplain *COL Hoogland - JFHQ 157th32d 64th *Henke * Fleischfresser *Hedman *Brooks *Miller *Khile (D) *Bauer (D) *Robertson Lockwood (cc) Granger (cc) *Ledger Salmela (cc) Short (cc) *Whitaker Dadam (cc) Evans (cc) Utterback (cc) Canter (cc) Jordens (cc) Vacant (732) Vacant (257) McDonnell (cc) *= Chaplain Vacant (32BSTB) (D) = Deployed (cc) = Chaplain Candidate Vacant (1/120FA)

5. Chaplain Assistants State Chaplain Assistant MSG Miller-JFHQ 157th32d64th LeslieSward Maier Gustafson Seim Schaller Roberts (D) Porter Tennessen (D) Vacant (1/121) Annoye Hernandez Kunkel Lavota Vacant (105th)

7. Chaplain School • *01-02 Oct 10 Volk Field • 04-05 Nov 10 Ft. McCoy (WMA) • 03 Dec 10 JFHQ • 07 Jan 11 JFHQ • 04 Feb 11 JFHQ • 04 Mar 11 JFHQ • *01-02 Apr 11 Volk Field • 13 May 11 JFHQ • 03 Jun 11 JFHQ • * Indicate Dates that Chaplain Assistants are directed to attend the training.

8. Chaplain Candidates DO’S WORSHIP SERVICE NEWSLETTER ARTICLES BRIEFINGS INTEGRATE WITH SOLDIERS ATTEND MONTHLY CHAPLAIN CORPS TRAINING DON’TS ASSIGNED TO JFHQ REFERRED TO BY RANK NOT CHAPLAIN CANNOT COUNSEL CANNOT DEPLOY

11. STRONG BONDS • Strong Bonds is a unit-based, chaplain-led program which assists commanders in building individual resiliency by strengthening the Army Family. The core mission of the Strong Bonds program is to increase individual Soldier and Family member readiness through relationship education and skills training. • Strong Bonds is conducted in an offsite retreat format in order to maximize the training effect. The retreat or “get away” provides a fun, safe, and secure environment in which to address the impact of relocations, deployments, and military lifestyle stressors.

12. STRONG BONDS • P.I.C.K. (Premarital Interpersonal Choices and knowledge) For Single Service Members • P.R.E.P. (Prevention, Relationship Enhancement Program) For Married Couples • FAMILY WELLNESS For Married or Singles with Children (8 year olds can attend sessions) • LAUGH YOUR WAY TO A BETTER MARRIAGE

13. P.I.C.K. AGENDA • Friday Evening • Dinner • Welcome and Staff Introductions • House Keeping Items • Introduction to P.I.C.K. Weekend. • Ice Breaker • Saturday Morning • Breakfast • Session One: Birds Eye View • Break • Session Two: You can’t marry Jethro without getting the Clampets too! • Lunch Break • Saturday Afternoon • Session Three: Ingredients • Break • Session Four: Expectations and Disappointments • Group-social Activity • Dinner(Optional) • Sunday Morning • Worship Service (Optional) • Breakfast • Review from Saturday • Session Five: The Horse and the Cart • Wrap up • AAR

14. P.R.E.P. AGENDA • Friday Evening • Dinner • Welcome and Staff Introductions • House Keeping Items • Session One: Introduction • Ice Breaker • Session Two: Communication Danger Signs • Saturday Morning • Breakfast • Session Three: Honey Let’s Talk • Break • Session Four: Issues and Hidden Issues • Session Five: Fun and Friendship • Lunch Break

15. P.R.E.P. AGENDA • Saturday Afternoon • Session Six: You, Me and Us • Session Seven: Stress and Relaxation • Break • Session Eight: Problem solving • Session Nine: Forgiveness • Session Ten: Supporting Each Other • Couple Date Night • Sunday Morning • Worship Service (Optional) • Breakfast • Session Eleven: Deployment and Marriage • Session Twelve: The Sensual/Sexual Relationship • Break and Room Check Out • Session Thirteen: Ground Rules • Session Fourteen: Commitment • Wrap up • AAR • Travel Vouchers

16. Laugh Your Way to a Better Marriage Agenda • Friday Evening • Dinner • Welcome and Staff Introductions • House Keeping Items • Introduction to the Weekend. • Ice Breaker • Saturday Morning • Breakfast • Session One: “A Tale of Two Brains” • Break • Session Two: “Why Does He/She Do That?” • Lunch Break • Saturday Afternoon • Session Three: “The #1 Key To Incredible Sex.” • Break • Date Night • Dinner(Optional) • Sunday Morning • Worship Service (Optional) • Breakfast • Review from Saturday • Session Four: “How To Stay Married And Not Kill Anyone” • Wrap up • AAR

17. FAMILY WELLNESS AGENDA • Friday Evening • Dinner • Welcome • House Keeping Items • Introduction to Family Wellness weekend. • Ice Breaker • Saturday Morning • Breakfast • Session One (Parents in Healthy Families) • Break • Session Two (Children In Healthy Families) • Lunch Break • Saturday Afternoon • Session Three (Adults Working Together) • Break • Session Four (As Children Grow-Change in Healthy Families) • Family Fun Time • Saturday Evening Dinner • Family Fun Time • Sunday Morning • Worship Service(Optional) • Breakfast • Session Five(Solving Family Problems) • Break • Room Check Out • Session Six(Sex, Drugs and You) • Wrap up • AAR • Travel Vouchers

18. Marriage Enrichment / PREP 19-21 NOV 2010 18-20 FEB 2011 18-20 MAR 2011 20-22 MAY 2011 Singles Retreat / PICK 18-20 FEB 2011 20-22 MAY 2011 Family Wellness 20-22 MAY 2011 22-24 JUL 2011 LAUGH YOUR WAY 28-30 JAN 2011 15-17 JUL 2011 STRONG BONDS SCHEDULE

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