AE Form 40-6B Command-Directed Mental Health Evaluation

What Is AE Form 40-6B?

This is a legal form that was released by the Army in Europe Library & Publishing System on September 1, 2015 and used country-wide. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is AE Form 40-6B?
A: AE Form 40-6B is a document used for command-directed mental health evaluations.

Q: When is AE Form 40-6B used?
A: AE Form 40-6B is used when a command wishes to have a service member undergo a mental health evaluation.

Q: Who can initiate a command-directed mental health evaluation?
A: A command can initiate a command-directed mental health evaluation.

Q: What is the purpose of a command-directed mental health evaluation?
A: The purpose of a command-directed mental health evaluation is to assess the mental health of a service member.

Q: What happens during a command-directed mental health evaluation?
A: During a command-directed mental health evaluation, a service member will undergo various assessments and interviews with mental health professionals.

Q: Can a service member refuse a command-directed mental health evaluation?
A: A service member cannot refuse a command-directed mental health evaluation as it is directed by their command.

Q: Is the information obtained during a command-directed mental health evaluation confidential?
A: The information obtained during a command-directed mental health evaluation is generally confidential, but there are some exceptions to confidentiality.

Q: What are the possible outcomes of a command-directed mental health evaluation?
A: The possible outcomes of a command-directed mental health evaluation can vary depending on the results of the evaluation, and may include recommendations for further treatment or support.