Meet our Midland team

Get in touch with the ACT Early program in Midland to find out if our services are a fit for you or someone in your life. We’re here to help.

GET IN TOUCH

ACT EARLY SERVICES

A holistic approach focused on individual goals

The ACT Early program offers tailored support services across multiple areas of focus, so we can help you achieve the things that matter most to you — whether that means assistance with school or work, improving relationships, or getting back to feeling like your best self. Depending on your unique needs, goals and preferences, our services may include:

  • Individual Resiliency Training: therapy focused on identifying strengths, healing from difficult experiences, and learning new coping skills
  • Peer Support and Family Peer Support
  • Education and support for the whole family and support network
  • Support with educational and/or career goals
  • Medication management as needed
  • Substance use treatment as needed

OUR TEAM MEMBERS ARE HERE FOR YOU

I am truly inspired by the amount of strength individuals have to overcome such an experience. Strength comes from not only within oneself, but from the environment around them.

– Samantha, ACT Early Supervisor

OUR TEAM MEMBERS ARE HERE FOR YOU

There’s nothing else I’d rather do than help make someone’s life better in any way I can. Not everyone has the option to do that, and I’m grateful that I get to be apart of it and to be a social worker.

– Adam, ACT Early Case Manager

GET IN TOUCH

Location

  • ACT Early Program at Community Mental Health for Central Michigan (CMHCM): 218 Fast Ice Drive, Midland, MI 48642
  • Monday – Friday: 8:00am – 5:00pm (evenings by appointment)

Contact

Website

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.

HAVE QUESTIONS? REACH OUT

Do you have questions or concerns about yourself or someone you know? Drop us a line, and a Michigan care team member will respond within 2 business days.