Find Your Team
Michigan’s specialty care teams, NAVIGATE, and ACT Early specialize in working with young people who are experiencing recent changes in thinking or perceptions, such as hearing or seeing things (also known as psychosis).
Specialty care programs offer a range of recovery-oriented support services focused on the unique needs and goals of young people and their families. Services are offered regardless of insurance or ability to pay.
We respect your privacy and handle all information you share with complete confidentiality.
Midland
Contact for services: 989-631-2320
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Grand Rapids
Contact for services: 616-425-1627
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Westland
Contact for services: 734-883-2140
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Kalamazoo
Contact for services: 269-762-0320
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Lansing
Contact for services: 517-237-7300
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Marquette
Contact for services: 905-225-7266
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Southfield
Contact for services: 248-798-4294
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Cassopolis
Contact for services: 269-228-5198
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Detroit
Contact for services: 313-531-2500
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Don’t See a Team Near You?
If you’re located in Michigan but don’t see a team near you, please contact us and we’ll do our best to connect you with helpful local resources. For early psychosis support outside of Michigan, please check Strong365’s national provider directory.
How To Know When A Young Person Needs Mental Health Support
Recovery is expected
Every day, we witness young people overcome challenges, embark on new beginnings & get back to the things that matter to them.
It’s not your fault
We’re here to support the whole family in a healing process, including letting go of guilt, developing effective coping skills, and practicing stress reduction techniques.
You are not alone
We understand what you’re going through because we’ve been there, too. Family Peer Partners guide families through the recovery process.
Earlier care can speed recovery
Just like any other health concern, the earlier we get mental health support, the sooner we can start feeling better, and the more fully we can get back to life.
I began to learn to ask for help. It’s really beneficial to talk with someone who has that lived experience – who actually has had psychosis.
– NAVIGATE Program Participant
I hope to help individuals discover their resilient qualities to pursue their goals, despite the circumstances they may be experiencing.
– Lorissa, Individual Resiliency Therapist, Grand Rapids team
To find a place that worked exclusively on mental health recovery was such a relief. The entire staff provided encouragement, hope, and even social activities to help our daughter connect with other participants.
– Kevin & Shelly, Parents of NAVIGATE Program Participant
Need Help Now?
Our website is not a resource for life-threatening situations and is not monitored 24/7. But there are many wonderful people standing by to support you:
Text or call National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988 Text “home” to Crisis Text Line at 741-741 Teens supporting teens via text/phone/email: Check out Teenline (not 24/7)
For more information on seeking support for a variety of mental health concerns, visit Strong365 Community. Often, a first step is reach out to a parent or someone you trust. Here are some tips on how to start a conversation.
Make A Referral Or Request Information
Fill out the form below to be connected to your nearest coordinated specialty care team. In addition to using this form to start the referral process for a young person, you can also use it to ask us anything about our services or psychosis, or request an educational presentation and/or materials for your Michigan-based organization.
A care team member will respond within 2 business days.