COVID-19 UPDATE
COVID- 19 and Social distancing is causing feelings of stress and depression as well as feelings of helplessness and hopelessness for many individuals, couples and families – We are here to help!
Motor City Center for Hope is currently offering therapy via either telehealth (video or phone sessions using your laptop, tablet or phone) or in person with safety precautions in place (temperture checks, masks, sneeze guards).
Phone: 313-694-3886
Text: 313-208-3407
Email: [email protected]
(Telehealth is therapy via video conferencing on a HIPPA compliant platform from the comfort of your own home using your cell phone, tablet or computer. Call for more information)
Are you. . .
Experiencing feelings of sadness or hopelessness? Struggling with anxiety or stress? Are you feeling "stuck" in your current situation? Finding yourself using drugs or drinking to feel better?
Choose HOPE!
More about Us:
- We offer individual therapy, anger management classes, family counseling, marriage counseling, professional training and social work supervision
- Appointments are available 6 days a week (morning and evening) to accommodate all schedules - in person or, if appropriate, via Telehealth (we have a HIPPA compliant platform which allows video conferencing therapy from the comfort of your own home via cell phone, tablet or computer)
- Services are typically covered by insurance with no out of pocket expense
- Motor City Center for Hope is also a MIHP provider, assisting pregnant and new moms on medicaid with referrals and resources. See MIHP page for more information.
Our clients are individuals who come from all different social, cultural, ethnic, and religious backgrounds who seek therapy and healing for many issues, yet the most common are:
- Adjusting to Life changes
- Anger Management
- Sadness, Hopelessness, Depression
- Stress, Anxiety, Panic
- Bipolar Disorder
- Mood Swings
- Addiction
- Family Conflict
- Relationship Struggles
- Grief and Loss
- Aging
- Parenting
- Divorce
- PTSD and Trauma
- Domestic Violence
- Childhood Sexual Abuse
- Physical Abuse
- Emotional Abuse
- Coping Skills
- Dual Diagnosis/Co-occurring
- Women's Issues
- Self Esteem