Mental Health Crisis Help
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TTY: 517.267.7623
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- Getting Started at CMHA-CEI
- Adult Mental Health Services
- Community Services for the Developmentally Disabled
- Families Forward
- Integrated Treatment & Recovery Services (formerly Substance Abuse Services)
- Pharmacy Services
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- News & Discussion
- Employment
- Contact Us
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- ACT Program
- Clinton County Counseling Center
- CMHA-CEI Administration Building
- Correctional Assessment & Treatment Services (CATS)
- CSDD Clinical Services
- Eaton County Counseling Center
- Families Forward
- Healthcare Integration Program
- House of Commons
- Integrated Treatment & Recovery Services Admin & Outpatient (formerly Substance Abuse Services)
- Jolly Road
- Louisa Street
- Mason Rural Outreach Program
- Shiawassee Street
- The Recovery Center
- Tranter Street
- Wellness Counseling Center - Forest
- Wellness Counseling Center - Waverly
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- Recipient Rights
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