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Adults
CMHCM offers a wide range of services for adults. The majority of eligible individuals participate in outpatient therapy but you may also qualify for other services which may include; case management, crisis services, psychiatric services, residential, and clubhouse. All services focus on supporting individuals in order to be become full participants in community life.
Children
At CMHCM eligible children and their family members are provided support, guidance, and intervention by staff that have training in the best evidenced-based practices available. Whether your child has a developmental disability or demonstrates behavioral challenges as a result of a childhood trauma, stress, or loss, intervention and support is available.
Families
Wraparound, infant mental health, Home-based, Respite, and case management are some of the services available to families to help support and resolve child behavior challenges. Parents are often the focus of intervention as they are vital for bringing about the changes within the home and with their child.
Substance Use Disorders
Persons with a co-occurring disorder, mental health concerns along with an alcohol or drug use problem, may be eligible to receive services for both issues at CMHCM. Treating the whole person means dealing with both issues and staff have the training to help a person achieve Recovery from both.
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A local five-year pilot program aimed at reducing substance abuse by kids and making sure their futures stay bright has begun. More »
You can now read the National Core Indicators for Persons with a Developmental Disability final report on our website. More »
Our Fiscal Year 2011/2012 Annual Report is now online. http://www.cmhcm.org/userfiles/filemanager/358/ More »
Community Mental Health for Central Michigan shared a link. More »
Former Congressman Patrick Kennedy speaks about dealing with his mental illness and the stigma. Mr. Kennedy will be speaking in Mt. Pleasant on May 30. http://www.cmhcm.org/about-us/current-events.html More »
Join us for the 9th Annual Walk a Mile in My Shoes on Wednesday, May 8 on the front lawn of the State Capitol in Lansing. #WAMrally More »
Community Mental Health for Central Michigan shared a link. More »
Tickets are on sale now to see Representative Patrick Kennedy speak in Mt. Pleasant on May 30! More »
Jennifer Lawrence speaks about mental illness and the stigma and prejudice that still surround people with a mental health concern. More »
Don't forget to submit your artwork for consideration for the statewide traveling art show! All art is due on Wednesday, February 27. More »
Did you get a chance to see today's Morning Sun? A photographer was able to catch the participants of our Mental Health First Aid USA class being offered in Mt. Pleasant. Interested? The next two day class will be offered in Gladwin on March 20 and 21. More »
It has been 50 years since President Kennedy emphasized prevention, treatment, education and recovery. We've made tremendous progress as a country when it comes to attitudes about mental health. But recent events have reminded us that we still have a long way to go to bring mental health fully out of the shadows. More »
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Specific strategies for talking with your kids about the tragedy in Connecticut. More »
Last September, Dennis Liegghio, a suicide prevention speaker, announced to area students that his organization, KnowResolve was sponsoring a suicide prevention video contest. The winning entry was produced by a 9th grade health class at Beal City Schools. More »
CMHCM is part of Midland County child abuse task force. Read the story from WNEMTV5news... More »
Celebrating Our Legacy: The Community Mental Health Act Turns 50 in 2013 More »
http://www.cmhcm.org/about-us/current-events.html Another Mental Health First Aid USA class will be offered in Midland. For just $25 you can register for this two-day class and become certified in Mental Health First Aid. NEW to this class...participants will earn 12 CEU hours. More »
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