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Masks decorated by Marines in the Consolidated Substance Abuse Counseling Center’s intensive outpatient treatment program in March are displayed during a Family Advocacy Program open house Apr. 7. Participants used the masks to express the feelings they use alcohol to cover or hide from the world. April is national Alcohol Awareness Month.

Masks decorated by Marines in the Consolidated Substance Abuse Counseling Center’s intensive outpatient treatment program in March are displayed during a Family Advocacy Program open house Apr. 7. Participants used the masks to express the feelings they use alcohol to cover or hide from the world. April is national Alcohol Awareness Month.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Masks decorated by Marines in the Consolidated Substance Abuse Counseling Center’s intensive outpatient treatment program in March are displayed during a Family Advocacy Program open house Apr. 7. Participants used the masks to express the feelings they use alcohol to cover or hide from the world. April is national Alcohol Awareness Month.

Masks decorated by Marines in the Consolidated Substance Abuse Counseling Center’s intensive outpatient treatment program in March are displayed during a Family Advocacy Program open house Apr. 7. Participants used the masks to express the feelings they use alcohol to cover or hide from the world. April is national Alcohol Awareness Month.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Masks decorated by Marines in the Consolidated Substance Abuse Counseling Center’s intensive outpatient treatment program in March are displayed during a Family Advocacy Program open house Apr. 7. Participants used the masks to express the feelings they use alcohol to cover or hide from the world. April is national Alcohol Awareness Month.

Masks decorated by Marines in the Consolidated Substance Abuse Counseling Center’s intensive outpatient treatment program in March are displayed during a Family Advocacy Program open house Apr. 7. Participants used the masks to express the feelings they use alcohol to cover or hide from the world. April is national Alcohol Awareness Month.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Masks decorated by Marines in the Consolidated Substance Abuse Counseling Center’s intensive outpatient treatment program in March are displayed during a Family Advocacy Program open house Apr. 7. Participants used the masks to express the feelings they use alcohol to cover or hide from the world. April is national Alcohol Awareness Month.

Masks decorated by Marines in the Consolidated Substance Abuse Counseling Center’s intensive outpatient treatment program in March are displayed during a Family Advocacy Program open house Apr. 7. Participants used the masks to express the feelings they use alcohol to cover or hide from the world. April is national Alcohol Awareness Month.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Maj. Michael Eby, Staff Judge Advocate for Marine Corps Base Quantico, talks with Jacqueline Williams, Consolidated Substance Abuse Counseling Center program director, at an Open House in Little Hall Apr. 6.

Maj. Michael Eby, Staff Judge Advocate for Marine Corps Base Quantico, talks with Jacqueline Williams, Consolidated Substance Abuse Counseling Center program director, at an Open House in Little Hall Apr. 6.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

A one-year-old military child attends the first sensory-friendly movie on April 9 at 2:30 pm. The Exceptional Family Member Program coordinated with the theater staff to show Disney’s animated film “Zootopia” for the matinee featured film. John Smith, Little Hall Theater manager, counted more than 250 guests during the Saturday matinee.

A one-year-old military child attends the first sensory-friendly movie on April 9 at 2:30 pm. The Exceptional Family Member Program coordinated with the theater staff to show Disney’s animated film “Zootopia” for the matinee featured film. John Smith, Little Hall Theater manager, counted more than 250 guests during the Saturday matinee.

Photo by Ida Irby

Lt. Col. Kevin Digman, Marine Corps University student, and his six-year-old son attend the showing of Disney’s animated film “Zootopia” during the first sensory-friendly movie at Little Hall on April 9.

Lt. Col. Kevin Digman, Marine Corps University student, and his six-year-old son attend the showing of Disney’s animated film “Zootopia” during the first sensory-friendly movie at Little Hall on April 9.

Photo by Ida Irby

Tayson, 3, watches the movie "Zootopia."

Tayson, 3, watches the movie "Zootopia."

Photo by Ida Irby

Lance Cpl. Logan Ash, Headquarters and Service Battalion logistics specialist, helps a client at the Marine Corps Base Quantico Tax Center April 11 during the last week of filing aboard the installation. The legal office is a certified VITA site, which offers cost-free federal and state income tax return preparation for military, military retirees and their families.

Lance Cpl. Logan Ash, Headquarters and Service Battalion logistics specialist, helps a client at the Marine Corps Base Quantico Tax Center April 11 during the last week of filing aboard the installation. The legal office is a certified VITA site, which offers cost-free federal and state income tax return preparation for military, military retirees and their families.

Photo by Ida Irby

Abigail, 3, colors a picture with the help of her dad, Chaplain Loren Crone, at the Teddy Bear Clinic Apr. 8.

Abigail, 3, colors a picture with the help of her dad, Chaplain Loren Crone, at the Teddy Bear Clinic Apr. 8.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Connor

Lisa Griffith and daughter Jordan, 19 months, find each other’s noses at the songs and stories station, which was part of a Teddy Bear Clinic and Open House held Apr. 8 in the New Parent Support Program offices aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Lisa Griffith and daughter Jordan, 19 months, find each other’s noses at the songs and stories station, which was part of a Teddy Bear Clinic and Open House held Apr. 8 in the New Parent Support Program offices aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Alyvia, 2, shows Sgt. Maj. Gerald Saunders a bandage on her arm at the Teddy Bear Clinic, held Apr. 8 in the New Parent Support Program offices.

Alyvia, 2, shows Sgt. Maj. Gerald Saunders a bandage on her arm at the Teddy Bear Clinic, held Apr. 8 in the New Parent Support Program offices.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Lofton, 17 months, does yoga with the help of his mother at the Teddy Bear Clinic and New Parent Support Program Open House aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Lofton, 17 months, does yoga with the help of his mother at the Teddy Bear Clinic and New Parent Support Program Open House aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Miguel, 2, listens to his panda’s heartbeat while nurse Marcy Griffo looks on.

Miguel, 2, listens to his panda’s heartbeat while nurse Marcy Griffo looks on.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Scarlett, 3, identifies the different feelings on a feelings chart for her mother.

Scarlett, 3, identifies the different feelings on a feelings chart for her mother.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Scarlett, 3, checks her puppy Rocky’s blood pressure at the Teddy Bear Clinic, held Apr. 8 in the New Parent Support Program offices aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. The event, which showcased different resources available on base for parents and young children, was held in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Scarlett, 3, checks her puppy Rocky’s blood pressure at the Teddy Bear Clinic, held Apr. 8 in the New Parent Support Program offices aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. The event, which showcased different resources available on base for parents and young children, was held in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Karielis, 2, gives her Abby Cadabby doll a shot.

Karielis, 2, gives her Abby Cadabby doll a shot.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Lily, 3, does some yoga at the New Parent Support Program Open House, held Apr. 8 aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. At the center of the event was the Teddy Bear Clinic, where children could bring their favorite stuffed animals for a check-up. Other stations highlighted the other resources available to parents and young children aboard base. The event was held in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Lily, 3, does some yoga at the New Parent Support Program Open House, held Apr. 8 aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. At the center of the event was the Teddy Bear Clinic, where children could bring their favorite stuffed animals for a check-up. Other stations highlighted the other resources available to parents and young children aboard base. The event was held in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Abigail, 3, thinks about how her Big Bear might be feeling during a session with behavioral “bear-apist” Amanda Norah.

Abigail, 3, thinks about how her Big Bear might be feeling during a session with behavioral “bear-apist” Amanda Norah.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Alyvia, 2, and Lily, 3, listen as Trish Burkes, a home visitor with Marine Corps Community Services, reads Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? The children were attending the Teddy Bear Clinic in the New Parent Support program offices aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. The event, which had a story station, a stuffed-animal check-up station, a yoga station, and a “bear-havioral” health station, was held in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Alyvia, 2, and Lily, 3, listen as Trish Burkes, a home visitor with Marine Corps Community Services, reads Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? The children were attending the Teddy Bear Clinic in the New Parent Support program offices aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. The event, which had a story station, a stuffed-animal check-up station, a yoga station, and a “bear-havioral” health station, was held in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Marine Corps Base Quantico