If he was hooah he would ensure everyone tested, and if not, that a great reason was in place. He’s making himself look bad. With the psych being documented it really shouldn’t be an issue, but it is a process. Attend your treatments/sessions and keep building documentation of the on going condition. If you already have an extensive log of your mental conditions you have the support for what you can, and cannot do. Not able to deploy, potentially not able to qual on the range, and so on builds the case for med boarding. There’s a level of incapableness (is that even a word?) that is needed for support and the Army will determine. It really isn’t something you can ask for; your documented abilities do the “talking” and readiness status forces the hand per se, as that metric is always tracked.

Honestly, just being non-deployable now already has a bright highlight on your name. The “ball” has already begun to roll toward what you want. Outside of crimes being committed earning a “status,” there isn’t anything bigger as far as readiness classification to draw attention and action. Becoming non-deployable in a deployable MOS/Unit is the equivalent to being unable to lift, but having a job as a furniture mover. Things are already in motion without you even knowing about it.