What is one of the ultimate goals of rehabilitation in ASAP?

The primary goal of rehabilitation in the Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) is to enable Soldiers to perform more effectively. This focus on enhancing a Soldier's effectiveness aligns with the overarching aim of maintaining a mission-ready force. Effective rehabilitation helps Soldiers address substance abuse issues, ensuring they can contribute to their units without the impairments that substance use may cause.

By focusing on this goal, the program ultimately seeks to restore the Soldier's health and performance, allowing them to engage fully in their duties and responsibilities. This not only benefits the individual Soldier but also enhances overall unit effectiveness and cohesion.