Substance Use Services

During this time of increasing substance use disorder and mental health needs, we are pleased to offer a comprehensive array of outpatient behavioral health services for adults, children, and their families.

Overview
Our Programs
Our Stories
Resources
Other Areas of Support

A comprehensive treatment program can build the foundation that will support long term recovery by providing individuals with the tools, knowledge, and courage to work on living clean and sober.

Intensive Outpatient Services
Outpatient Services
Case Management Services
Recovery Peer Support Services
Co-Occurring Services

Answer these questions:

Have you thought you ought to cut down on your drinking or drug use?
Have people annoyed you by criticizing your drinking or drug use?
Have you ever felt bad or guilty about your drinking or drug use?

If you answered yes to two of the above questions, it is possible that there may be a problem worth exploring. Contact Easterseals MORC and we will assist you in sorting it out. Call 1.800.75.SEALS.

Insurance

Most insurances are accepted. Click here to see a list of insurances we accept and please contact us at 1.800.75.SEALS (1.800.757.3257) if you have any questions.

Case Management Services

These services are designed to assist the individual and treatment team with issues that might be derailing progress in treatment or those needs that cannot be addressed effectively in therapy services.
Co-Occurring Services

Someone with a mental health condition and has started abusing alcohol or drugs attempting to feel better has a co-occurring condition. The mental/emotional health issue and substance abuse problems are separate health concerns but intertwined. In order to fully recover, the person needs treatment and recovery support for both conditions.
Crisis Services

If you are in crisis, please contact 988 - the 24 hour Resource and Crisis Helpline, or Easterseals MORC staff at the listed on-call crisis phone number.
Early Intervention Services

Early intervention services are intended to provide information and therapies that give individuals served healthy coping mechanisms and supports.
Home-Based Services

Home-based services are a range of health and human support services provided in a person's home or a place within the community, rather than in a facility, to help individuals stay independent and comfortable.
Individual Therapy/Family Therapy

Clinicians utilize evidence-based practices to address depression, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI), Suicide, and substance use/abuse.
Intensive Outpatient Services

This program is tailored to the person’s needs and includes weekly meetings over an 8 to 12 week duration. The program also includes family support services, access to psychiatric evaluation with medication management, and social support services.
Personal Healthcare Portal

An online tool that will allow you to view your personal healthcare information online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week using a secure and private website.
Recovery Peer Support Services

Peer support services assist individuals and families recovering from alcohol or drug problems. Services are provided by a Peer Recovery Coach who is someone who has been trained to provide peer services and who has gone through the journey of recovery themselves.

Meet Artie!

Artie is a young boy who loves playing baseball, running, playing on the playground, swimming, and bike riding. His mom, Kirsten, says that he is incredibly curious and has a big heart.
Meet Zac!

Zac is a United States Navy veteran who enjoys reading, playing chess, learning more about science and history, traveling to new places, swimming, and bike riding. He also finds creative outlets by drawing, cooking, and baking.
Healing a Family Starts with One Person

As part of This Ability: Stories of Easterseals MORC, Jenn shares how Easterseals MORC helped her family find their way back to each other.
Meet Josh!

Josh is a young adult whose friends and family describe him as patient, knowledgeable, and friendly. He also enjoys watching Red Wings hockey and Detroit Lions football, playing adaptive sports, watching movies, and spending time with friends and family.

Parent Resources:

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA): This federal agency shares research-based information about drugs, addiction, and mental health with a focus on prevention, treatment, and recovery resources.

National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA): This federal agency is part of the National Institutes of Health and has current research and scientific facts about drugs and addiction.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): This federal agency provides educational information about prescription opiods, overdoseall drugs, addiction, overdose, and public health alerts about drugs.

TalkSooner.org: state-level prevention resources for families, developed in West Michigan.

TalkSooner: parent support to prevent addiction and substance misuse
Talking Tips: age-specific ideas for communicating with your child

Alliance of Coalitions for Healthy Communities: Oakland County resources with links to local communities.

Save-A-Life stations: free narcan, test strips, and other harm reduction resources
Narcan training and support to prevent overdose
SMART Recovery support groups- local in-person and online groups for adults

Easterseals MORC:

Power of Choice upcoming groups flyer
Power of Choice flyer
Power of Choice 2.0 flyer
Parent Power of Choice flyer
Parent SUD pathway flyers (Parents / Youth)

Youth Resources:

SAMHSA youth resources:

Just Think Twice: Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) youth resources:

Vaping quit support resources- free and confidential

Coping skills resources

Mouse Party

Interactive game to learn about drug effects in the brain

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