Mental Health Crisis Help
Community Mental Health offers walk in or call crisis 24 Hours a Day (Walk-in services are for those in immediate crisis and cannot wait for an appointment). Contact Us to get directions to the CMH Building. Crisis services provides crisis intervention, assessment, and screening for voluntary and involuntary psychiatric hospitalization.
Toll Free: 800.372.8460
Local: 517.346.8460
TTY: 517.267.7623
Local: 517.346.8460
TTY: 517.267.7623
CMH
- About Us
- Services
- Crisis Services
- 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
- Community Resources
- News & Discussion
- Employment
- Contact Us
- Locations
- 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
- Customer Service
- Recipient Rights
- Clinical Records
- Locations
CMHA-CEI has formed many partnerships in the community of which resources are shared in hopes to help enrich the lives of the persons who receive services, and help family, friends. In addition these resources can be of help to educate, bring awareness, and reduce stigma.
Clicking on a category name will display a list of resources associated with that category. Clicking on a resource name will display the details for a specific resource.
Covenant House (National Crisis Hotline)
Contact
1-800-999-9999
Other information
Offers counseling to homeless youth. Right of Passage Program - working with families. Referrals for shelter and drug assistance are available.
