Kids Mental Health
Kids Mental Health
We are here to help children feel like kids again and set them up for lifelong success.
Our experts provide support and understanding to help children and teens learn the skills they need to manage their mental health. From inpatient services to specialty programs, we are here to help.
Hospital Based Services
Wondering if hospitalization services are necessary? Give us a call at 800.678.5500. Our licensed clinicians are experienced in identifying warning signs and assessing a child’s situation, and they are available 24/7.
Outpatient Services
With one call to 866.852.4001, we can help you determine the outpatient services your child needs and assist you with understanding your insurance benefit.
Therapy & Psychiatry
Age-appropriate therapies for children and teens as well as psychiatric services.
Telehealth
Most therapy & psychiatry services are also available via telehealth throughout the state of Michigan.
Testing & Assessment
State-of-the art assessments for ADHD, autism, learning disabilities and more.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Intensive outpatient treatment for adolescents with suicide attempts, suicidal ideation, urges to self-harm and patterns of self-harming behaviors.
Articles About Kids & Teens
Coloring Therapy: Mandalas
Coloring–it’s not just for kids! Learn more about the meditative and mental health benefits of creating mandalas.
Managing Back-to-School Anxiety
August and change in life seem inextricably linked. After all, means the end of summer and the return of back-to-school time. Meanwhile, change is inextricably linked to fear for many of us–which explains why this time of year can...
Preventing Suicide: Risk Factors, Warning Signs, Safety Plans and Hotlines
Thinking about or attempting suicide can be symptoms of a serious mental health condition. Even though one in five adults each year is affected by a serious mental health condition, there is still a large amount of stigma that surrounds seeking...
Anxiety and College Students
The college years can be a stressful time. Managing school work and possibly a job, making new friends, learning to handle adult responsibilities and being without the daily support of family members can cause anxiety. Most students learn to...
