Licensed social workers and psychologists offer families, couples and individuals in-depth assessment and short-term, solution focused therapy designed for the specific needs of each client. Substance abuse assessment and treatment are also available. Fees are assessed on a sliding scale. CSSW is an authorized provider for many insurance and managed care plans.

Chelsea Community Hospital offers a continuum of behavioral health services to meet the specific needs of patients and their families. These services include inpatient, outpatient, and day treatment programs.

Corner Health provides high-quality primary health care, education and support for young people, ages 12-25 and their children. Young people have a lot to balance in life. If you are feeling overwhelmed by school, work, family, or friends, then it is important to get support. At the Corner, there are psychiatrists and counselors who will listen and help you through difficult times.

Text HOME to 741741 from anywhere in the United States, anytime, about any type of crisis. A live, trained Crisis Counselor receives the text and responds, all from our secure online platform. The volunteer Crisis Counselor will help you move from a hot moment to a cool moment. 

DrugRehab.com is a web resource provided and funded by Advanced Recovery Systems (ARS). Since 2015, the website has provided researched, fact-based resources for free. Readers can learn about the risks of various substances, the latest approaches to treatment and real stories of recovery on DrugRehab.com.

Get answers to your questions from the admissions team at Advanced Recovery Systems. Our mission is to give people and their families the knowledge, resources and tools they need to overcome addiction. Call our 24-hour hotline to learn about evidence-based treatment options for drug and alcohol addiction, eating disorders and co-occurring mental health disorders. We can connect you with a treatment center and answer your questions about admissions, costs, insurance and other important topics.

This teaching clinic aims to provide convenient and affordable psychological services to area residents. A broad range of behavioral, emotional, cognitive, developmental, lifespan,

health related, family-of-origin, and interpersonal issues can be addressed. Fees are due at

the time of service. Non-negotiable fees are as follows: Group sessions: $5, Individual: $10,

Psych Testing: $300.

The center offers personal, family, career, assessment, and academic counseling. EMU

students, faculty, & staff receive services without fees. Washtenaw County residents pay sliding scale fees for services, but fees can be waived due to financial difficulties.

The Speech and Hearing Clinic offers a full range of diagnostic and therapeutic services to children and adults of all ages. Services are offered to individuals with:

• Speech, language, fluency, and voice impairments

• Developmental language and cognitive delays

• Language and cognitive loss secondary to brain injury

• Acquired neurogenic disorders

• Desire to improve pronunciation secondary to foreign accents and dialects

• Aural habilitation and rehabilitation

• Hearing evaluations

• Hearing screenings

• Assessment of middle ear functioning

• Hearing aid evaluation and fitting

Most services are provided by graduate students in the Speech-Language Pathology Program who are completing course requirements.

Health Services Access provides mental health services to adults with severe and persistent mental illness, children with a severe emotional disturbance, and individuals with a developmental disability, residing in the county.

HVCC offers comprehensive services to adults, children, adolescents, couples, and families who face life’s challenges. Depression, anxiety, job and family stress are just some of the topics with which therapists can help. HVCC accepts Medicare and most other insurances for behavioral health.

This website helps Michigan citizens facing economic hardship find the services they need.

Simply click on one of the five tabs for links to information about jobs and training,

unemployment benefits, health care, family support, and housing. Then click on the

particular link that describes the help you're seeking.

NAMI provides support groups for both people with mental illness and their loved ones. They offer four different support groups: two for family and friends, and two for people living with a mental illness.

No matter if you are a young adult diagnosed with a brain disorder such as bipolar or an adult with a child diagnosed with schizophrenia, we have a support group for you. The groups are facilitated by knowledgeable NAMI members in a safe and confidential atmosphere.

All groups meet from 7:00pm-8:30pm.

We offer 24 Hour support and resources for youth, and those who care about youth, any time – day or night – at (734) 662-2222.

Youth can call for a variety of reasons, such as having suicidal thoughts, experiencing family conflicts, or running away from home/being homeless. Crisis Line counselors can help you get access to food and shelter, or direct you to a safe place to hang out.

Restoration Counseling Program offers Individual, Couples, Family and Marital psychotherapy to persons who are affected by the challenges of daily living. Spiritually and culturally sensitive therapists are available to help to address problems in such areas as family functioning, self image, and past abuse/trauma.

Department of Health and Human Services and self-referrals are accepted.  Restoration Counseling accepts Medicare, TRICARE, Blue Cross-Blue Shield, and Value Options/Military OneSource. A sliding fee scale is available as well.

Packard Health has been a leader in the nationally recognized integrated health model for over a decade. Our behavioral health providers work collaboratively alongside your primary care physician to ensure comprehensive care of both mind and body. Offers services on a sliding scale.

Psychiatric Emergency Services (PES) provides emergency/urgent walk-in evaluation and crisis phone services available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for people of all ages.

PES provides psychiatric evaluation, treatment recommendations; crisis intervention; screening for inpatient psychiatric hospitalization; and mental health and substance abuse treatment referral information.

RAHS offers a variety of services to meet the behavioral health needs of youth, including counseling services for depression and anxiety, stress management groups, and support groups for grief or anger that combine care for our minds as well as our bodies to help alleviate symptoms. Medical doctors are also available at each health center to assist with behavioral health issues that require medications.

The Samaritan Counseling Center of Southeastern Michigan is an interfaith pastoral counseling center. They provide counseling and psychotherapy that integrates the best in psychological and psychiatric theory and practice with the resources of the client’s religious/faith tradition. Services include individual, couples, and family counseling; art therapy; preparation for marriage; and grief support.

The Delonis Center Residential Program offers those experiencing homelessness temporary shelter, intensive case management, and help to find income and save for affordable housing. During a stay in the Residential Program, we work with our clients to help them increase income, and obtain affordable housing, while also addressing physical, mental and substance health related issues.

For individuals experiencing homelessness who are not in our Residential Program, the Shelter Association provides an array of services for both immediate assistance and to encourage long-term change.

St. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor offers inpatient psychiatric services, outpatient psychiatric services, adult and adolescent partial hospitalization programs, children and adolescent psychiatric services, as well as behavioral health services.

The Lifeline provides 24/7 free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals.

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You will be connected with a skilled, trained crisis worker who will listen to you, understand how your problem is affecting you, provide support, and share resources that may be helpful.

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No matter what problems you are dealing with, if you need someone to lean on for emotional support, call the Lifeline.

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Your call is always confidential and free.

Synod Community Services is the leading provider of support services for individuals with mental illness, disabilities, and vulnerabilities in southeastern Michigan. We also provide additional individual services available to anyone in need, whether they participate in our housing options or not. These include financial advocacy, health-related services, and personal enrichment and assistance services such as grooming, food and nutrition, music therapy and therapeutic recreational camp.

The Mel Bornstein Clinic’s therapists offer help for a range of problems – relationship difficulties, depression, anxiety, self-defeating behaviors, child and adolescent problems, parenting challenges, trauma, grief and loss, and life adjustments.  Each person who is referred to the clinic is interviewed by a prospective therapist confidentially, with special attention to individual needs and life experiences. The clinic accepts most insurances and will work with the uninsured on a sliding fee basis.

Thrive is the clinical counseling practice of Jewish Family Services of Washtenaw County Inc., a non-profit social service agency committed to providing affordable, accessible, holistically-oriented and culturally sensitive care to all residents regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, gender or ability to pay. Thrive Counseling provides individual, couples, and family therapy to community members.

Counselors at the Geriatrics Center are licensed clinical social workers trained in geriatrics and cultural competency. They work closely with physicians and psychiatrists to provide care which takes into consideration the variety of health problems of individual clients. They serve individuals over the age of 60 and their families.

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.

The University of Michigan Department of Psychiatry offers inpatient and outpatient clinical services. They offer specialized programs as well such as child and adolescent psychiatry and geriatric psychiatry. Visit their website for more information on services.

Washtenaw Health Plan can help connect middle and high school students and their families with therapy.

WHP is especially focused on supporting uninsured and under-insured families (those on Medicaid and WHP). In-person and virtual therapy available. Support is available in English, Spanish, Arabic and French and other languages.

The Women's Center strives to help women build individual strengths and personal  resiliency. Services include personal counseling, job coaching, divorce support, financial counseling. Sliding scale fees are available for services.