Will a mental health blemish keep an enlisted soldier from Direct Commission?

I am an OEF combat veteran. At the completion of my active service, I was discharged into the IRR. My first year off active duty, I sought counseling once for severe anxiety and mental distress I was experiencing. I was also prescribed medication that I took maybe 3-4 times. Fast-forward about 4 years, I am about to graduate with my degree in theology and I am looking to potentially entering into the Army Chaplaincy. Will I be disqualified for direct commission since any history of anxiety is a PDQ? Or is there a possibility that I will clear medical because I never had a break in service? I have been IRR the entire time. I can't seem to find any information that addresses this information directly. Any information would be deeply appreciated!

P.S. I am perfectly fine and fit for military service. I loved the Army and the time I spent on active duty. I am hoping to get the opportunity to give back.