Mental Health Services
988 Crisis Line
988 is a direct, three-digit, and easy to remember phone number to National Suicide Prevention Lifeline call takers. Beginning July 16, 2022, 988 will be available 24/7, 365 days a year. Trained counselors, who are not clinicians, are available to provide free, confidential emotional support for people in distress and answer all calls at local crisis call centers. With an easy to remember number like 988, the Lifeline hopes to reach many more people in emotional crisis and connect those to services if needed.
Access to both mental health and substance use disorder services within the CMHPSM region is provided through our Community Mental Health Service Provider (CMHSP) partners within the region.
Phone: (734) 544-3050
Phone: (800) 440-7548
Bridgewater Support Services
Catholic Social Services-Counseling Services
Licensed social workers and psychologists offer families, couples, and individual in-depth assessment and therapy designed for the specific needs of each client.
How to Schedule an Appointment
Interested clients may call (734) 926-0155 to set up a 15-20 minute intake triage to assess level of care and complete paperwork verbally.
CSSW Main Building
4925 Packard Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
COMMUNITY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CLINIC-EMU
The Community Behavioral Health Clinic offers convenient, affordable and low-cost psychological services for a range of behavioral, emotional, cognitive, developmental, lifespan, health-related, family-of-origin and interpersonal issues. Services are provided by clinical psychology graduate students under the supervision of licensed faculty.
Corner Health Center's Sweet Pea MIHP
Maternal Infant Health Program (Corner Health Center's Sweet Pea)
Ele’s Place-Healing Center for Grieving Children and Teens
EMU Counseling Training Center
Feeling isolated, anxious, or overwhelmed? The counseling training clinic at EMU is here to help. Advanced graduate students supervised by licensed professional counselors trained in evidence-based counseling services and treatment are committed to providing culturally competent counseling with your experience and identities in mind.
2 to 16 sessions are offered free to students and $5 per session for the public. Sessions can be virtual or in person.
To schedule an appointment email or call (783) 487-4410.
EMU Early Childhood Satellite Clinics
Behavioral health services (including no-cost assessment and therapy services) are currently available at the EMU Children's Institute, The Collaborative: YMCA Ypsilanti Child Development Center, the Ford Early Learning Center, the Beatty Early Learning Center, and the Perry Early Learning Center. These satellite clinics provide assessment, parent-guidance, and child therapy for issues such as:
- Behavior problems
- Fears, worry, or anxiety
- Anger, tantrums, or aggressive behavior
- Excessive sadness or withdrawn behavior
- Stressful or scary experiences
- Parent-child relationship problems
- Adjustment issues
- Problems with routines, sleeping, or eating
- Social problems
Services are provided by clinical psychology graduate students under the supervision of a licensed clinical psychologist and take place at the centers or virtually through a confidential zoom platform. Appointments are available during CBHC clinic hours. If your child attends the EMU Children's Institute, the Ypsilanti YMCA Child Development Center, the Ford Early Learning Center, or the Beatty Early Learning Center and you are interested in services, please complete this online questionnaire.
If your child does not attend one of these centers but you are looking for services, please complete the Community Behavioral Health Clinic General Child Client Application.
Holistic Therapy & Wellness
Holistic Therapy & Wellness (Children, Adults and Families)
813 East. Michigan Ave.
Suite #201
Ypsilanti, MI 48198
Clinic: 734-799-6033
Office: 734-288-8097
Fax: 734-800-3208
E-mail: holistictherapyandwellness@gmail.com
We provide Therapy, Wellness, and Holistic supportive services to Children, Adults, and Families
Nurturing Wellness, Building Community:
"Your Village for Mental Health"
Maternal Infant Mental Health Program-Washtenaw Health Department
Services & Support
- Maternal and infant health assessment and plan of care
- Home or office visits provided by a team including a nurse, social worker and dietitian
- Pregnancy and parenting support
- Infant health and development education
- Breastfeeding and nutrition support
- Referrals to community resources based on your needs
Mama and Me MIHP
Mama and Me MIHP maternal infant health education program, services and help for pregnant and parenting families with children under a year.
Michigan Ability Partners
Michigan Medicine-MIHP
As part of your care at Michigan Medicine, you are eligible for the Maternal Infant Health Program!
The Maternal Infant Health Program, or “MIHP” is a home visiting program provided to pregnant Medicaid recipients and their babies. This home visiting program provides additional resources, education and support throughout your pregnancy and baby’s first year of life. Participants gain access to a dedicated team of healthcare providers that value your health and success in parenting. We are so glad you are taking advantage of this great benefit for both you and your baby!
Michigan Med Psychiatry Department
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
Psychology Today Therapist Finder
Search local therapists by insurance accepted, issues, age, gender, language & more.
Thrive Counseling -Jewish Family Services
Founded to provide a positive approach to mental, emotional and behavioral health.
Our work is based on the belief that people want to lead meaningful and fulfilling lives, to cultivate what is best within themselves, and to enhance their experiences of love, work and play.
2245 S. State Street, Suite 1100
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
(734) 436-4249
The University Center for the Child and Family
We offer a comprehensive range of mental health services for children, adolescents, and families in the community. Our professional staff will collaborate with you to develop the solutions that work best for your family.
In addition to clinical assessment and treatment, we also offer free and low-cost workshops throughout the year. Our workshops typically address topics such as parenting through separation and divorce, ADHD and learning disabilities, and developing coping skills.Explore our services to see what have to offer and contact us to learn more about what we can do for your family.
University Center for the Child and Family
500 E. Washington St., Suite 100
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
(734) 764-9466
Washtenaw County Community Mental Health
The Women's Center of Southeastern Michigan
1100 Victors Way, Suite 10
Ann Arbor, MI 48108-5220
Phone: (734) 973-6779
Email
The nonprofit Women’s Center provides therapy and other women-supportive services to help individuals achieve economic and emotional health.
Participants (age 16+) benefit from the help of a psychotherapist, parenting specialist, career or financial coach, divorce specialist, family law attorney, or financial adviser. No one is turned away due to inability to pay.