Mental Health Crisis Help
Community Mental Health offers walk in or call crisis 24 Hours a Day (Walk-in services are for those in immediate crisis and cannot wait for an appointment). Contact Us to get directions to the CMH Building. Crisis services provides crisis intervention, assessment, and screening for voluntary and involuntary psychiatric hospitalization.
Toll Free: 800.372.8460
Local: 517.346.8460
TTY: 517.267.7623
Local: 517.346.8460
TTY: 517.267.7623
CMH
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- ACT Program
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- Eaton County Counseling Center
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- Healthcare Integration Program
- Cedar Roots Recovery (formerly House of Commons)
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- Jolly Road
- Louisa Street
- Mason Rural Outreach Program
- Shiawassee Street
- The Recovery Center
- Tranter Street
- Wellness Counseling Center - Forest
- Wellness Counseling Center - Waverly
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All FAQs
FAQs -
All FAQs
Are men and woman together in one facility? No.
What should I bring with me into the program? Enough clothing to have clean clothes daily for at least six days. Individuals can do personal laundry once a week. Hygiene products that do not contain alcohol. A phone card or change for the payphones. The program has a candy machine and asks that individuals limit cash on hand to $20.00 per week, upon approval by assigned counselor. All linens and food are provided by the program; although individuals are allowed to bring in brand new, in package pillows and linens.
May family members or friends talk to a counselor? Only if a release of information is signed by the client, detailing what information can be released to specific individuals.
Are we able to go outside or do we strictly have to stay inside? Outside activities are scheduled when staff are available to be present while residents are outside. The program sometimes will take residents bowling or to a movie.
How often can I receive and send mail? Daily, except weekends. Mail is given to and distributed by assigned counselors.
What is not allowed in the facility? Possession and consumption of drugs, including alcohol and non-prescription drugs; as well as weapons of any kind are not allowed in the Clinton County Counseling Center site.
Does the program allow smoking? The building is a smoke free environment; smoking is not allowed in the clinic offices.
What privileges do I have? All clients participating in services receive copies of the program rules and recipient rights information which detail rights and responsibilities.
Do you offer family counseling? Yes. Program therapists develop service plans with clients, through which specific needs are identified, including the need for family counseling.
Where are you located? The program is located at 201 W Railroad St, Suite A, St. Johns, MI 48879, in the Southpointe mall near the intersection of Scott and Sturgis Roads.
