- What are MFLCs and What Do They Do?
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MFLCs offer on‑post/off‑post, short‑term, problem‑solving support. MFLCs are Master’s or Doctorate-level licensed counselors who offer service members, their spouses and immediate Family members short-term counseling.
MFLCs provide support to individuals, couples, families and groups for a range of issues including, but not limited to:
MFLC General Brochure
Child and Youth Behavioral MFLC Brochure - Why Talk to an MFLC: Benefits at a Glance
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Confidential & short-term*
- Non-recorded, non-command
- Individual, couple, family, group support
- No cost, on-post or virtual (via Military OneSource if needed)
- They even can provide educational presentations
*Services are private and confidential except in situations that involve domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault or circumstances that necessitate a duty to warn.
- How to connect to an MFLC (Adults)
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Embedded Adult MFLCs currently on-board at Fort Carson are as follows (please note, we will continue to update this list):
4th Infantry Division Units
1SBCT, 4ID
4 DSB
2SBCT, 4ID
4 EN BN
3ABCT, 4ID
HHBN
4CAB, 4ID
READY Company
4ID DIVARTY
Fort Carson Tenant Units and Other Organizations
1st Space BDE
71st EOD
+1(719)250-3854 4MDTF
918th MICC
10 SFG
BOSS
10 SFG
DENTAC
10 SFG
MEDDAC/APHN
10 SFG
Reserves/USAREC
13 ASOS
SRU
627th HC
WCAP
Don't see or know your unit, or wish to speak to a MFLC outside your unit?
Call or visit ACS at +1(866) 804-8763 to get connected to an MFLC. Walk-ins accepted.
- How to connect to a CYB MFLC (Children and Youth)
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- Call Parent Central at +1(719) 526‑1101
- Contact your school administrator, or
CYB MFLCs are available for the following locations:
Child & Youth Services Facilities - Fort Carson
Aspen CDC +1(719)464-5162 Mesa SAC +1(719)246-2971 Carson West CDC +1(719)225-0364 Monarch CDC +1(719)464-5162 Cheyenne CDC +1(719)246-2971 Patriot CDC +1(719)225-0364 East CDC +1(719)225-0364 Teen Youth Center +1(719)464-5162 Ivy CDC +1(719)246-2971 D3 Schools
Grand Mountain +1(719)967-0079 Webster ES +1(719)367-1291 Mesa Ridge HS +1(719)367-1409 D8 Schools
Carson Middle +1(571)315-1425 Mesa Elementary +1(719)920-8350 Fountain Middle +1(719)367-1714 Mountainside ES +1(719)651-0880 Fountain-Fort Carson HS +1(719)651-1452 Patriot Elementary +1(719)246-9940 Jordahl Elementary +1(719)651-7169 Weikel Elementary +1(719)203-0623 School MFLC Availability
School MFLCs generally follow the school calendar and may not be available during school breaks or holidays. If your assigned counselor is unavailable, please contact Parent Central Services +1(719)526-1101 for current availability and assistance locating another School MFLC.
Don't See Your School?
Contact Parent Central about getting support for your child/youth at +1 (719) 526-1101
- Is there a cost to talk to an MFLC?
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It’s 100% free. Support is available at no cost to active-duty service members, Guard and Reserve, and eligible Family members.
- Can Fort Carson MFLCs provide virtual services?
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Fort Carson MFLCs offer in-person support only.
If you need virtual sessions, call Military OneSource (MOS) at +1(800) 342-9647 to request telehealth with a licensed MFLC.
This virtual resource through MOS is a great option for couples to use that may be geographically separated.
- Do MFLCs keep notes or records?
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Nope. MFLCs do not take notes or keep any records about the people they support. Your conversations stay confidential and off the books.
- Do I need a TRICARE referral to talk to an MFLC?
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No referral needed*. Service members and Family members can talk to an MFLC anytime—just reach out directly. Service providers can also help connect you if needed.
*Exception: If an MFLC is unavailable or your situation requires long-term or clinical mental health support, Military OneSource may refer you to a TRICARE-authorized provider. In those cases, TRICARE may be billed, and a referral or pre-authorization could be required depending on your plan.
- Do I need command approval to meet with an MFLC?
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Not at all. You can meet with an MFLC on your own time—no approval or paperwork required. You can see any MFLC: whether they’re embedded in a unit, based at ACS, in schools, or through Military OneSource.
- Why hasn't an MFLC called me back?
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MFLCs only return calls when a voicemail is left.
MFLCs can’t respond to missed calls or texts due to confidentiality rules. You will need to leave a voicemail for a callback. Still having trouble? Call the MFLC Installation POC at +1(719) 526-0471 for assistance.
- What about support for kids and teens?
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CYB-MFLCs (Child & Youth Behavioral MFLCs) support students, parents, and staff in schools, CYS, and youth programs.
They help with:
- School adjustment
- Parent-child communication
- Separation or deployment stress
- Behavioral concerns
- Peer and social challenges
They also work with staff to model strategies and support skill-building—all while staying within line-of-sight of parents or staff.
- What can I talk to an MFLC about?
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Lots of things! MFLCs help with everyday challenges, including:
- Deployment stress
- Reintegration
- Parenting or relationship issues
- Grief, anger, communication, coping skills
- Relocation, homesickness, family transitions
They support individuals, couples, families, and small groups.
- Downloads
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- MFLC General Brochure
- MFLC Child & Youth Behavioral Brochure
- MFLC Library of Topics/Presentations
- MFLC Parent Acknowledgement Form
- Fort Carson Need Help Resource Flyer
Webpage Links:
- Other Support Resources (Trusted Partners)
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Emergencies: Call 911
📞 Family Life Chaplain
+1 (719) 526-0036 — Appointments available
🌐 Military OneSource
+1 (800) 342-9647 or online portal
🆘 Crisis Lines
National Suicide Hotline: 988
Local: +1(719)596-5433
DoD: +1(844)493-8255 (or text TALK to 38255)
The Military and Family Life Counseling Program offers free confidential counseling to service members and immediate Family members.
Get Connected to an MFLC (Adults) +1(866)804-8763 (ACS)
Get Connected to a CYB MFLC +1(719)526-1101 (Parent Central)
For a call back, you must leave a voice mail.
Emergencies: Call 911