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Pregnancy

Developmental counseling statement sample covering Pregnancy

Counseling Sample For:

Pregnancy

Possible Key Points To Discuss During Counseling:

Preparing a Family Care Packet (if applicable)
Profile
Physical Fitness
Work hours as outlined in profile
Uniforms
Medications (Does the medications restrict driving or lifting?)
Pregnancy discharge (AR 635-200, Chapter 8)
Non-Deployable status
Housing
Convalescent leave
Location of delivery and citizenship of child

Possible Plans of Action:

Start preparing a family care packet around the 7th month of pregnancy (if applicable)
Start doing physical fitness with the installation’s Pregnancy Physical Fitness Program group
Go through supply to get new uniforms for pregnant soldiers.
Check with doctor to get an understanding of the restrictions the medications may have (driving restrictions, lifting…)
Plans are to stay in the Army after having the child.
Contact housing to get on the housing list.
Keep supervisor informed of the changes in the work hours allowed by profile.

Possible Leader Responsibilities:

Schedule the soldier for an appointment with the company commander for her initial counseling for her family care packet (if needed).
Contact the NCOIC of the Installation’s Pregnancy Physical Fitness Program to get her scheduled to start PT with them.
Coordinate the workload around the soldier’s restricted work hours and other limitations.

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