When you meet with an Air Force Chaplain for personal counseling it is considered privileged communication . Privileged communication means that your conversation with the chaplain will be kept confidential. The chaplain cannot disclose this information to supervisors, commanders, or anyone else without your specific permission. Privileged communication is your right to confidentiality. Some examples of counseling that you may seek from a chaplain are marital, pre-marital, family, personal problems, job problems, humanitarian discharge or reassignment issues, and spiritual or religious concerns.
Counseling is available by appointment.