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Washtenaw County, MI Child & Adolescent
Mental Health Services
(Updated April, 2006; Next Update- April, 2009)
THE ADD CENTER OF ANN ARBOR
342 South Ashley Street, Ann Arbor 48104
Phone: 734-761-4717 or 761-7204
E-mail: thecounselingcrt@sbcglobal.net
web site: www.counselingcenterofannarbor.com
In conjunction with The Counseling Center of Ann Arbor, The ADD Center
has helped children, teens, adults and families manage ADD, ADHD and the
plethora of developmental issues which inhibit their ability to enjoy
living. While we provide interactive counseling and coaching for ADD,
we will forward to you a JAMA study substantiating the benefits of medical
treatment. All new intakes are personally screened by the clinical director.
Downtown since 1983. Contact: Ken Land, MSW, Clinical Director.
ARBOR PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSULTANTS
1565 Eastover Place, Ann Arbor 48104
Email: arborpsych@sbcglobal.net
Phone: 734-741-8844
Outpatient mental health treatment including individual and family psychotherapy and psychological evaluation. Special services include: divorce mediation, work with sex offenders, play therapy, neuropsychological and forensic evaluations. Fixed fees; accept Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Medicare, Value Behavioral Health/Connecticut General, BCN, Aetna, MESSA, Options, PPOM and Magellan. All ages served. Referrals may be made by calling the office.
Staff: Elizabeth S. Bishop, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist
John Simpson, MA, Limited Licensed Psychologist
ANN ARBOR CENTER FOR THE FAMILY
2395 Oak Valley Drive, Suite 100 , Ann Arbor 48103
Website: www.annarborcenter.com
Phone: 734-995-5181
The Center is the setting for the individual private practices of a multi disciplinary group of mental health professionals. All of the therapists are interested in integrating their knowledge of family therapy theory and practice into a variety of therapeutic and consulting activities. In addition, the psychiatrists are interested in providing medication evaluation and treatment in collaboration with referring therapists. Referral can be made either directly to a professional or to the Center. A referral to the Center may be picked up by any individual therapist with available time. Arrangements for appointments and fees are made by the individual professional. Office contact person is Chris Wozniak.
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| Brian Ashin, MSW BCD |
Paul Estenson, PhD |
Lori Lichtman, PsyD |
| Karla Blackwood, M.D. |
Carrie Hatcher-Kay, PhD |
Andrew Orosan-Weine, PhD |
| Fernando Colon, PhD |
Manal Assi, MD |
Ellen Barahal Taylor, PhD |
| Kate Drinkwater, MSW |
Moria Hubbard, PsyD |
W. Craig Washington, MD |
| Douglas Ensor, PhD |
Emily Jernberg, PhD |
Mary Whiteside, PhD |
CENTER FOR NEUROPSYCHOLOGY & LEARNING
1955 Pauline Blvd, Suite 100A , Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Contact us at (734) 994-9466 or visit our website at www.CNandL.com
Director: Roger E. Lauer, Ph.D.
The Center for Neuropsychology and Learning (CNL) offers comprehensive assessment services including neuropsychological, psychological, psychoeducational, and developmental. We also provide individual therapy for adults, adolescents and children, along with parent guidance and family therapy. Case management to implement educational recommendations and interventions, along with school consultation and staff development are also available. We work with other professionals within the local community who offer specialized tutoring for learning difficulties, performance coaching for improving study skills, organization and work efficiency, advocacy for clients, speech and language therapy, memory training, occupational/physical therapy, mental health interventions and medical services.
Staff:
Isabelle Beaulieu, Ph.D.
Gabrielle Gruber, MSW
Michelle Daugherty, Ph.D.
Renee Lajiness-O’Neill, Ph.D.
Krista Freece, MS, LLP
Danean Moran, MS, LLP
THE GROWING TREE
Ann Arbor, MI
The Growing Tree Program is a confidential eight-session education and prevention program for children ages 4-12 who are closely associated with someone who is chemically dependent. This unique national award-winning program has offered excellent programming since 1985. The Growing Tree includes a concurrent Parenting for Prevention Program and an alumni group for child and parent graduates. MSW therapists assisted by specially trained volunteers, facilitate all groups. Scholarship fees are available. The Growing Tree also offers “Resiliency Skills” Programs in Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor Schools. For more information or to make a referral, please call (734) 255- 3191.
HURON VALLEY CHILD GUIDANCE CLINIC
2940 Ellsworth Rd., Ypsilanti 48197
Call Access to schedule an appointment 734-481-2502 or 800-440-7548
Administrative Office Phone: 734-971-9605
Clinic Director: Paula Burdelski
The clinic provides a range of mental health services to children and
adolescents ages 0-18 and their families. Services include individual,
group and family treatment. The type of treatment to be provided will
be determined by the therapist and family together. Infant mental health
services, intensive client service management, psychiatric evaluation,
medication management, emergency assessment and intervention are offered.
Insurance: Medicaid, MI Child, M-Care, Care Choices and uninsured.
OZONE HOUSE, INC.
1705 Washtenaw Avenue, Ann Arbor, 48104
Phone: 734-662-2222
Ozone House, Inc. serves runaway and homeless youth, ages 10-20, and their
families with a variety of free and voluntary services. These services
include: individual and family counseling, emergency youth shelter, life
skills training, transitional and independent living assistance, a teen
substance abuse support group and a gay & lesbian youth support group.
To access services, please call the crisis line at 734-662-2222.
SAINT JOSEPH MERCY BEHAVIORAL SERVICES
2004 & 2006 Hogback Road, Ann Arbor, M1 48105
Website: www.sjmercyhealth.org/
Medical Director: Dwarkanath Rao, M.D.
Child & Adolescent Clinical Director: Pamela Sohoni, M.D.
Ann Arbor Main Number 734-786-2300, Intake 734-786-2301, Canton 734-981-3800
Hours 8:00 am-8:00pm M-F. Saturdays by appointment. This comprehensive program includes treatment for adults, families, children and adolescents of all ages around such issues as: depression, anxiety, adjustment to divorce, grief and other losses, behavioral and performance problems. Individual, family, and group modalities are available as well as psychological and educational testing. Appointments are available by calling Intake at 734-786-2301 during business hours. Many insurances are accepted including Care Choices, H.A.P., M-Care, and most Blue Cross plans.
SAINT JOSEPH MERCY BEHAVIORAL SERVICES
ADOLESCENT PARTIAL HOSPITAL PROGRAM
5401 McAuley Drive, Ann Arbor 48105
Website: www.sjmercyhealth.org/
Medical Director: Dushyant Trevedi, M.D.
Phone: 734-712-5750
Partial Hospitalization provides diagnostic and treatment services for emotional and behavioral problems that interfere with an adolescent’s ability to function at home, school and in the community. The program provides individualized psychiatric care for adolescents ages 12-18 five days a week from 9am to 3:30pm. Our team includes the specialized skills of various disciplines such as child and adolescent psychiatry, nursing, social work, education and recreational therapy.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AUTISM & COMMUNICATIONS CENTER
1111 East Catherine St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109
Center Director: Catherine Lord, Ph.D.
Phone 734-936-8600
UMACC develops and conducts research to enhance knowledge and understanding of children and adults with autism. The center also trains researchers and clinicians in the scientific study, diagnosis, and treatment of autism. Services include comprehensive diagnostic evaluations, intervention, consultation to schools, therapists, and other professionals, social skills groups for children and adults, as well as training and resources for families. Several research projects are actively recruiting participants: The Toddler Project (seeking to understand the nature of language and cognitive development in infants < 15months old who are at risk for autism because they have a sibling diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder or for other reasons, such as infantile seizures), Molecular Genetics of Autism (aimed at exploring potential genetic factors associated with autism by recruiting families with 2 or more members with an autism spectrum disorder - may include siblings or cousins), and Let’s Face It (a computer intervention designed to improve face processing and recognition in children, age 5 and up, and adults with high functioning autism and Asperger’s). Contact us: 734-936-8600 or umautism@umich.edu or visit our website at www.umaccweb.com.
UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR THE CHILD AND THE FAMILY
Suite 1465 East Hall, 525 East University, Ann Arbor 48109-1109
Center Director: Jerry Miller, Ph.D.
Intake Coordinator: Eileen Bond, MSW
Phone: 734-764-9466
The University Center for the Child and the Family is a University of Michigan agency offering a comprehensive range of mental health services for children and families in the community. University affiliation is not required to receive services. Services include comprehensive assessments of the full range of child, couple and family concerns, psychological testing, learning disability and ADHD evaluations, individual therapy for married and unmarried couples, therapy and guidance for children and families experiencing loss, family therapy, lesbian, gay and bisexual family services and social skills groups. The Center has a sliding scale fee structure. Many insurance plans cover our services. The Center is an M-Care provider.
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Orli Avi-Yonah, Ph.D.
Eileen Bond, M.S.W
Peggy Buttenheim, Ph.D.
Christen Chapman, M.A.
Sharon Gold-Steinberg, Ph.D.
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Joseph Harvey, M.D.
Jerry Miller, Ph.D.
Mary Ortega, M.S.W.
James Plunkett, Ph.D.
Elinor Rosenberg, ACSW |
UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF LANGUAGE AND LITERACY
1111 East Catherine St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2054
Clinical Services Manager: Mimi Block
Children Services Manager: Judy Nantau
Phone: 734-764-8440
The University Center for the Development of Language and Literacy (UCLL) offers intensive language and literacy evaluations and intervention services for children with language and language-related disorders. The Center, founded more than 60 years ago, is one of the original programs in communication disorders in the United States. UCLL’s renowned children’s language programs, which are designed for children up to age 17, specialize in the development of oral language skills and their foundational role to literacy acquisition and social skills development. The Center’s specialized children’s programs-which include Preschool and Communications Therapy (PACT), Kindergarten-First Grade Starter, Reading to Learn, Friendship Clubs, and Teen Connections-help to ensure that each child receives the individualized assistance he or she needs to succeed by creating a solid foundation for academic achievement. In addition to its children’s programs, the Center’s adult services attract participants from around the world who wish to improve speech, language, reading, writing, and memory skills that have been impaired as a result of a stroke or other brain injury. UCLL offers a Residential Aphasia Program (RAP), standard and extended evaluations, a home training program, and language enrichment groups. Contact us: 734-764-8440 or ucll@umich.edu or visit our web sites www.languageexperts.org or www.aphasiahelp.com.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN CHILD & ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY
2101 Commonwealth Blvd., Suite C, Ann Arbor 48105
Section Director, Sheila Marcus, M.D.
Our Outpatient Program provides services for behavior disorders, anxiety disorders, developmental disorders and mood disorders including evaluations; psychopharmacology; individual, family and group therapies; testings (educational, psychological, neuropsychological, speech and language). Our Inpatient Program for children and adolescents (aged 4-18 years) is available for short-term hospitalizations is available. Our multi-disciplinary staff participate in diagnosing and treating a wide variety of psychiatric illnesses. Screening for both programs is done through Admissions & Appointments at 734-764-7269 or 800-525-5188 ( Mich. only). After hours ( 4:45 pm – 8:00 am) call 734-936-5900.
Faculty:
Jason Bynum, M.D.; Donna Champine,
M.D.; Mohammad Ghaziuddin, M.D.; Neera Ghaziuddin, M.D.;
Gregory Hanna, M.D.; Michelle Kees, Ph.D.; Cheryl King, Ph.D.; Sheila Marcus, M.D.; Tracey Oppenheim, M.D.; Paresh
Patel, M.D., Ph.D. & Luke Tsai,
M.D.
Clinical Staff:
John Bennett, Jr., LMSW; Antonia Charles,
LMSW; Judy Coucouvanis, M.A., R.N.; Mary Gass, LMSW, Linda
Henny, LMSW; Sharon Jordan, LMSW; Aileen Prout, LLMSW; Katharene Schoof, LMSW; Barbara Shaw, LMSW; & James Smith,
R.N. & Melissa Webster, LMSW.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN FAMILY ASSESSMENT CLINIC
555 South Forest Street, Ann Arbor 48104-2531
Clinic Director: Kathleen Coulborn Faller, Ph.D., ACSW
Phone: 734-998-9700
The Family Assessment Clinic is a multidisciplinary team providing assessments, treatment, case record reviews and court testimony on cases with questions of child maltreatment. Clinicalcounselingis available for children adolescents, and their families experiencing trauma and abuse. Cases are referred by DHS (child protection, foster care and adoption), courts, law enforcement, schools and other social agencies. Time-limited groups are offered for mothers of sexually abused children and adolescents involved in dating violence. Call for current group session dates and times. Sliding-scale fees available for treatment clients. DHS CONTRACT #: COUN 04-99195.
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| Leena Dev, M.D. |
Mary Ortega, L.M.S.W. |
Susan Smith, L.M.S.W. |
| Margaret Erickson, L.M.S.W. |
Robert Ortega, M.S.W., Ph.D. |
Frank Vandervort, J.D. |
| Elise Hodges, Ph.D. |
Kathy Schoof, L.M.S.W. |
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UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PSYCHOLOGICAL CLINIC
525 East University, Suite 2463 East Hall, Ann Arbor MI 48109-1109
Clinic Director: Robert Hatcher, Ph.D.
Phone: 734-764-3471
The Psychological Clinic is a University of Michigan agency offering outpatient mental health services for adults and couples 18 and over. University affiliation is not required to receive services. Services include consultation, psychological testing, adult LD and ADD testing, short and longer-term psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral therapy for individuals, and couples therapy, and groups for social phobias (psychiatric consultation available in conjunction with therapy). Sliding scale fee, M-Care.
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| Alex Barends, Ph.D. |
Robert Hatcher, Ph.D. |
Michelle Van Etten-Lee, Ph.D. |
| Barbara Cain, M.S.W. |
Maria Slowiaczek, Ph.D. |
Susan Watts, M.S.W. |
| Susan Cutler, Ph.D. |
Jeffrey Urist, Ph.D. |
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