MONROE COUNTY STUDENTS WERE POSITIVELY IMPACTED THROUGH DRUG AND ALCOHOL AWARENESS EDUCATION AND PREVENTION PROGRAMMING.

​PERSONS IN ACTIVE ADDICTION WHO HAVE BEEN SERVED SINCE THE SAINT JOSEPH CENTER OF HOPE OPENED NOVEMBER 2018

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Monroe County Mental Health Authority (MCMHA)
1001 S Raisinville Rd., Monroe, MI 48161
(734) 243-7340  | www.monroecmha.org

MCMHA completes all screenings for SUD treatment for Monroe County Residents for both Medicaid or Non-Insured individuals. In completing these screens, they would be authorized anywhere from outpatient, intensive outpatient, women’s special health programs, short term residential. MCMHA can also assist with co-occurring disorders by scheduling a screening appointment to assess mental health needs.

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Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan is located at 25 S. Monroe St. Ste 205.  CCSEM provides mental health and substance use services to the Monroe community in an outpatient therapeutic setting.  CCSEM accepts private and state insurance plans.  For more information please contact our office at 734-240-3850.
 
Outpatient therapy:  All clinicians working in substance use disorder are master level clinicians with a Michigan State License and have a CAADC credential or are on a development plan through the Michigan Certification Board for Addiction Professionals to obtain their CAADC credential. Outpatient therapy occurs weekly unless otherwise determined through the client centered treatment planning process.
 
Recovery Peer Support Services:  Recovery Peer Support Specialists are individuals in long-term recovery who enhance the treatment process by assisting clients with connections to the road to recovery through support and removing barriers to allow individuals to further their success towards sobriety.  Peers assist with transportation, attending court hearings, attending meetings, work with clients to replace ids, birth certificates, and SS cards.  Clients meet with peers multiple times throughout their treatment process.
Case Management Services:  Case Managers identify the needs of the client to include, insurance, housing, food, clothing, hygiene items and any other basic needs and begin connecting clients to referral sources.  Assisting clients with basic needs allows them to focus on their treatment process.
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Women’s Specialty Outreach Services:  WSOP employs a Clinical Case Manager, Case Manager, and Recovery Peer Support Specialist.  Focus is placed on women and their children or women who are pregnant and suffering from addiction. 

 The program incorporates two women specific groups:  HOPE FOR HEALTHY BABIES which is centered on women who are pregnant.  HFHB provides education and resources to help women seek treatment.  WOMENS RECOVERY GROUP focuses on all women addressing addiction and provides support, recovery, and empowerment to overcome addiction.
​Trauma Group Therapy:  CCSEM offers gender specific trauma groups for both females and males using evidenced based curriculums.  The group process provides individuals with support, and allows the process of healing to begin.  Individuals are screened independently to determine if they meet group appropriateness.                         
Project ASSERT:  Project ASSERT is a new program in partnership with ProMedica Monroe Regional Hospital in which a Health Wellness Advocate is currently working with the emergency room staff.  The Health Wellness Advocate is a person in long term recovery and her role is to work with patients identified as having a potential substance use disorder or those who have entered the ER due to an overdose.  The Health Wellness Advocate meets and begins providing treatment options to individuals onsite immediately after they are stable.
Batterer’s Intervention Group:  CCSEM offers a 26-week and 52-week domestic violence class for men.   CCSEM is a BISC-MI approved agency and our program meets state guidelines.
CCSEM substance specific programs are funded through Community Mental Health Partnership of Southeast Michigan.   Individuals with state insurance or no insurance may call CMH ACCESS: 734-243-7340 to access Substance Use Disorder Services.

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​The purpose of the Salvation Army Harbor Light is to assist person’s affected by addiction and homelessness in an environment conducive to profound change. The Harbor Light system is the largest treatment system in the state and has been serving the Monroe County area for over 40 years. Persons enrolled in a Harbor Light program are offered a continuum of care and have access to pastoral care, medication assisted treatment, and recovery housing.  
Within this continuum of care, treatment for addiction includes detoxification, residential, intensive outpatient, and outpatient treatment. Detoxification is for individuals withdrawing from alcohol and/or opioids in a sub-acute environment. Residential treatment is a program where the person is housed in a structured environment that includes individual, group, didactic lectures and support groups. Intensive outpatient is a program where individuals live in a supportive environment of their own and attend four and a half hours of group therapy for four days a week in a four week duration. Outpatient treatment is for persons who need minimal structure or support and live on their own. Persons experiencing relapse issues or as a follow-up to intensive outpatient or residential treatment would be a good candidate for an outpatient program. In both of the outpatient programs, recovery housing is offered to persons in need.
Additionally, the Salvation Army Harbor Light in Monroe offers another program called Medical respite. Medical respite is a short-term specialized program that focuses on individuals who are homeless and/or lack a stable recovery environment needing recuperative services. Medical respite provides specialized care for recuperation, medication and discharge compliance, primary care physician engagement, and self-care, providing a safe place to recover with medical monitoring and supportive services. 

The CMHPSM is one of Michigan’s ten Medicaid Prepaid Inpatient Health Plans​ and is responsible for the counties of Lenawee, Livingston, Monroe, and Washtenaw.​ We provide oversight of the management and integration of Medicaid mental health services for adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities, serious mental illness and children with serious emotional disturbances. In addition we oversee substance use disorder services across the four county region. Mental Health Services are delivered through the Community Mental Health Service Providers in each respective county: Lenawee Community Mental Health Authority, Livingston Community Mental Health Authority, Monroe Community Mental Health Authority and Washtenaw County Community Mental Health Agency. Our goal is to provide meaningful outcomes for our consumers. The Substance Use Disorder services are delivered through core service providers within the region.
 
The Community Mental Health Partnership of Southeast Michigan (CMHPSM) is a collaborative effort between Lenawee, Livingston, Monroe​ and Washtenaw counties that was renewed in 2013, the CMHPSM was originally established in 2002.  The CMHPSM regional entity was created in response to meeting the state requirement of consolidation to ten PIHP regions.
 
It is the intention of the CMHPSM to ensure consistent implementation and management of services provided.  We have a strategic plan guided by our Vision, Mission and Values.