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Behavioral health conditions disrupt the lives of people who suffer from them, as well as their families. But you don’t have to face these challenges alone. Our behavioral health specialists treat conditions that affect our patients’ mental well-being with compassionate, customized care.
We’re one of Michigan’s largest and most experienced providers of comprehensive behavioral health services, with locations throughout Southeast and South Central Michigan.
Patients and families can access a wide range of treatment options relating to behavioral health, including:
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Our team of addiction providers will work with you and your loved ones to create a personalized, effective treatment plan for this serious medical condition.
We provide comprehensive mental health care for people throughout the Detroit metro area and southeast Michigan.
After your cancer treatment ends, you may be scared that the cancer will come back. If you are currently being treated for cancer, you may worry...
The SHARE support group offers concerned family members and friends of those addicted to alcohol or drugs the chance to talk about their feelings...
The SHARE support group offers concerned family members and friends of those addicted to alcohol or drugs the chance to talk about their feelings...
The SHARE support group offers concerned family members and friends of those addicted to alcohol or drugs the chance to talk about their feelings...
The medical team at Henry Ford Health System performed what they believe is the first double lung transplant in the United States for a patient whose lungs were irreparably damaged from vaping.
WEST BLOOMFIELD – Amid the unrelenting opioid crisis, a partnership project between Henry Ford Maplegrove Center and Blue Care Network (BCN)...
DETROIT – The National Institutes of Health launched the “Helping to End Addiction Long-term Initiative” (NIH HEAL Initiative) in...
Having a few genuine relationships can be so beneficial for our mental and physical health. Here's why.
Whether someone is suffering from the death of a family member, pet or even the temporary loss of a job because of COVID-19, finding the right words to say can help people when they're grieving.
A therapist shares key tips to strengthening your relationship while sheltering-in-place.
Choosing sobriety is a daily decision and a change in your routine can put you at greater risk for relapse. If you find yourself with thoughts of drinking or using other drugs, use this advice.
