4/25/2021
2:00pm-3:10pm
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734-956-0329
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Author: Steven Mezzadri
EMBRace
A culturally therapeutic family based program that discusses systemic injustice and impact of race relations.
7-week Session, 90 minute virtual meeting once weekly.
$100.00 gift card for families that complete the 7 week session.
Email Theembraceprogram@gmail.com to learn more.
734-956-0329
Tutoring in Reading and Math
N.P.A.A.S. (Northville Parents of African American Students) offers tutoring for students in grades Pre-K through 8th grade in reading and math. These tutoring sessions were offered virtually in Spring of 2021. Contact N.P.A.A.S. for more information
734-956-0329
Pathways for Suicide Prevention
Pathways for Suicide Prevention (PSP) addresses gaps in service for adults who have attempted suicide or have been experiencing a suicidal crisis by strengthening care transitions and enhancing treatment processes using evidence-based practices. Services are immediate and provide an interdisciplinary team and 24-hour support.
Connecting with us is simple. Call (734) 905-1369
Crisis Services
Hegira crisis services are primarily for adults over 18-years old facing a behavioral health crisis.
Mental Health Crisis Services
Pre-Admission Reviews
A service provided to contracted health plans and other payers to assess the level of care and facilitate referrals and placement.
24-Hour Walk-In Assessment and Treatment
24/7 psychiatric and social services available for adults in need of an urgent assessment, treatment and/or community referral.
Extended Observation
Assessment and treatment for adults who are likely to return home following brief intensive care.
Mobile Crisis Stabilization
In-community treatment following a crisis to stabilize and coordinate follow-up services.
Co-Responder Crisis Stabilization
In partnership with local police departments, coordinate assessment and follow-up care for persons whose services start with police contact.
Crisis Residential
The home-like setting for adults needing short-term, intensive, and 24-hour monitored care to prevent hospitalization or reduce hospital stay length.
First Responders Wellness Initiative
Provides training, assessment and Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) for First Responders in partnership with community police and fire departments
CRISIS SERVICE RESOURCES
24-Hour Walk-In
Crisis Stabilization Unit
Call 1-844-296-2673
Immediate phone and in-person support available for psychiatric emergencies, information, and referrals – walk-ins welcome 24/7.
Telehealth Services
Hegira Health LIVE
Call 1-734-793-5026
Professional counseling, healthcare, and support is available by phone and via Skype, Zoom, and other videoconference platforms.
Crisis Text Line
Text HOME to 741741
Immediate support is available by TEXT 24/7, and includes access to information and professional referrals.
Child and Family Services
Hegira Health, Inc. offers a variety of specialty treatment services designed to meet the unique needs of each child and family. The Children’s Outpatient Services (COS) clinic specializes in the treatment of psychiatric disorders of childhood and adolescence. Our comprehensive continuum of services meets the broad range of needs facing children and their caregivers.
Traditional Outpatient
- Comprehensive Assessment
- Individual, Group and Family Treatment
- Integrated Substance Abuse/Mental Health Treatment
- Psychiatric Evaluation
- Medication Management
- Psychological Testing
- Targeted Care Management
- Family Support and Education
- Linkage and Coordination of Community Resources and Natural Supports
- Aftercare Planning and Referral
Home-Based
The Home-Based program delivers services to families in their homes in order to achieve permanence for children, while maintaining and strengthening the family integrity. Home-Based services are available to children/families that require ongoing access to a continuum of behavioral healthcare services.
- In-Home Services
- Crisis Intervention
- 24/hour Telephone Support
- Care Coordination
- Integration of Community Supports
- Individualized Assessment and Treatment Planning
- Psychiatric Evaluation
- Medication Management
- Play Therapy
- Art Therapy
- Coordination of Natural Supports
- Aftercare Planning and Referral
Infant Mental Health
Infant Mental Health (IMH) services help families of children ages 0-3 who experience special challenges related to the child. IMH provides home-based parent/infant support and intervention services to families where the parent(s) condition, life circumstances or characteristics of the infant threaten parent/infant attachment and the consequent social, emotional, behavioral and cognitive development of the child. IMH is an evidence-based model of care that has been shown to reduce the incidence and prevalence of abuse, neglect, developmental delay and behavior disorder.
- Weekly Face-to-Face Contact
- In-Home Services
- Developmental Assessment
- Family Support and Education
- 24/hour Telephone Support
- Encouragement and Guidance on Developing Healthy Relationships
- Support Resolving Crises
- Linkage to Community Resources
- Individualized Assessment and Treatment Planning
- Aftercare Planning and Referral
Autism & Developmental Disabilities
Our program for Autism & Developmental Disabilities provides services to children ages 0-18 who have been diagnosed with Autism, cognitive impairment or other developmental disability. Services are provided onsite and in the community.
- Supports Coordination
- Individual, Group and Family Therapy
- Rethink Autism: Applied Behavioral Analysis
- Psychological Assessment
- Individualized Goal Setting
- Psychiatric Evaluation
- Medication Management
- Crisis Intervention
- Advocacy
- Transition Planning
- Guardianship Assistance
Wraparound
Wraparound is an intensive, holistic method of engaging children, youth and families with complex needs so that they can live in their homes and communities and realize their hopes and dreams. Wraparound is a process that is unique to each family, but with some shared elements:
- A Wraparound Facilitator is assigned to each family
- In-Home Services
- Community-Based Services
- Family Support and Education
- 24/hour Telephone Support
- Individualized Goal Setting
- Strength-Based Approach
- Peer Support
- Integration of Community Supports and Services
- Aftercare Planning and Referral
Pre-Admission for information about programs and services: 734-793-5026
Children/Family Support Groups
New Hope’s “Circle of Hope” programs provide compassionate support for grieving families. Recognizing that when someone we love dies; it affects our entire family. Unfortunately, grieving children are often “invisible mourners.” This happens because a parent must navigate their own grief journey in addition to helping their child through grief. Our programs provide a family-centered approach to grief support by investing in children, supporting parents, and strengthening the family.
Events include:
- Family Fridays
- New Hope Kids Camp
- Teen Group
Contact the office for individual support, group support, and resources to help you and your family heal after loss.
Continue your healing by serving or give back by serving as a volunteer at New Hope. Contact Valerie@newhopecenter.net for more information or to get signed up.
Loss from Substance Abuse
Navigating through the grief after overdose is exceptionally difficult. New Hope Center for Grief Support offers a safe space to talk about your grief, and the unique challenges you may be facing. There is no cost to attend any of these sessions.
Events include:
- “From Grief to New Hope” Workshop
- “Beginning the Grief Journey” Seminar
- Loss Due to Substance Abuse Support Group
- Young Adult Grief Discussion Group
Contact the office for individual support, group support, and resources to help you and your family heal after loss.
Continue your healing by serving or give back by serving as a volunteer at New Hope. Contact Valerie@newhopecenter.net for more information or to get signed up.
Loss from Suicide
Navigating through the grief after suicide is exceptionally difficult. New Hope Center for Grief Support offers a safe space to talk about your grief, and the unique challenges you may be facing. There is no cost to attend any of these sessions.
Events include:
- “From Grief to New Hope” Workshop
- “Beginning the Grief Journey” Seminar
- Suicide Support Group
- Young Adult Grief Discussion Group
Contact the office for individual support, group support, and resources to help you and your family heal after loss.
Continue your healing by serving or give back by serving as a volunteer at New Hope. Contact Valerie@newhopecenter.net for more information or to get signed up.
Loss of a Sibling
The grief from the death of a sibling can be incredibly difficult. New Hope Center for Grief Support offers two programs – an eight-week workshop, and a half-day seminar that provide a safe space to share your feelings and the unique challenges you face. There is no cost to attend either of these programs.
Events include:
- “From Grief to New Hope” Workshop
- “Beginning the Grief Journey” Seminar
- Young Adult Grief Discussion Group
Contact the office for individual support, group support, and resources to help you and your family heal after loss.
Continue your healing by serving or give back by serving as a volunteer at New Hope. Contact Valerie@newhopecenter.net for more information or to get signed up.
Northville CARES for Youth Advisory Council 