Mental Health/Wellness/Crisis Resources
For a detailed, compiled list of resources — whether local, state, or national — regarding mental health & wellness, PLEASE CLICK HERE.
The Jamie Daniels Foundation
Visit The Jamie Daniels Foundation website to receive support for you or someone you know with a drug addiction.
More Helpful Resources
The Alliance of Coalitions for Health Communities has aggregated local, statewide, and national resources; to view them, CLICK HERE.
TalkSooner
TalkSooner’s mission is to help parents inform youth about the dangers of substance use. For more information on how to navigate these difficult conversations with your child, CLICK HERE.
For specific information regarding talking tips, visit talksooner.org/talking-tips/.
Agencies
Raising a child in today’s world is not an easy task. Early intervention is important with resources available to parents and children such as school counselors and social workers, clergy, community counseling services, and self-help groups such as AA, Al-Anon and Families Anonymous. Several community contacts for further assistance are:
Al-Anon | (800) 4AL-ANON |
Alcoholics Anonymous | (248) 541-6565 |
Common Ground Resource and Crisis Helpline | (800) 231-1127 |
Common Ground Crisis Chat Line (Text Only) | (248) 809-5550 |
Daniel B Sobel Friendship House | (248) 788-8888 |
Fire / Police Emergency | 911 |
24 Hour Crisis Hotline | (248) 334-1274 |
Keego Harbor Police Department | (248) 682-3030 |
Maplegrove Center | (248) 661-6100 |
Oakland County Health Dept. Division of Substance Abuse | (248) 858-0001 |
Oakland Family Services | (248) 624-3812 |
Orchard Lake Police Department | (248) 682-2400 |
Sylvan Lake Police Department | (248) 682-2104 |
West Bloomfield Police Department | (248) 975-9200 |
West Bloomfield Youth Assistance | (248) 592-1278 |