January 06, 2009
City Guide
Mental Illness
Only hospital-affiliated treatment programs are listed. For additional programs, see Counseling & Recovery in the Community Services section of this guide or check the Yellow Pages under Mental Health Services.
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Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Program (UMHS)
Provides short-term treatment in both inpatient and outpatient settings for autism and depression and for mood, behavior, attention deficit, anxiety, and pervasive developmental disorders.
936-5533, (800) 525-5188
Community Support & Treatment Services (Washtenaw County Services for the Mentally Ill and Developmentally Disabled)
Provides mental health services to county residents, including adults with severe and persistent mental illness, children with severe emotional disturbance, and individuals with developmental disabilities. Services for adults include outpatient support teams, therapy, and medication management. Youth and family services for seriously emotionally disturbed children through age 17 and their families. Substance abuse treatment and prevention services. www.ewashtenaw.org/csts
Screening and referral through Health Services Access, 544-3050 or (800) 440-7548.
Saint Joseph Mercy Outpatient Behavioral Services
Individual, family, and group therapy for adults, adolescents, and children. Provides women’s mental health services, educational sessions and groups on mental health topics, and psychiatric, psychological, and educational evaluation.2006 Hogback, suite 1 [map]
786-2300
U-M Depression Center
Interdisciplinary center dedicated to treatment, research, education, and public policy in depressive and bipolar illnesses. Clinics, speakers bureau, workshops, support groups, and lending library. www.depressioncenter.org4250 Plymouth [map]
(800) 475-6424
UMHS Adult Psychiatry outpatient programs
Treatment for depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, and other mental illness; programs in marital and couples therapy, psychotherapy, and group therapy. Emphasis on cognitive-behavioral and biological approaches. www.psych.med.umich.edu/care/adult/
764-9190
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