Beacon of Hope was founded by Joan Crowe and Kyle Thompson as a place to offer Christ-centered, inclusive mental health counseling to the local community. Their vision is to transform the community by caring as Christ does.
As a scriptural-based ministry, Beacon of Hope believes that Jesus Christ is the only way to salvation and that we can show our genuine love for God through serving others. At Beacon of Hope, God’s Work provides hope to all situations a person may face.
i understand is a non-profit organization that offers compassionate comfort, hope and understanding to those living with a mental/brain health illness or have lost a loved one to death by suicide. We believe in a future where the stigma associated with mental/brain health and suicide is erased. We have created a definition petition to change the narrative and views surrounding suicide to an accurate and updated definition.
The simple change in language will help bring understanding to something so difficult to understand. The change includes removing stigmatized words, recognizing the illness and understanding pain is the common denominator of all suicides. Our work includes bringing the conversation to everyday places to normalize, support groups, training program, resources, speaking engagements, the 'Behind the Smile' podcast, the book, i understand pain, love and healing after suicide and so much more.
For more than 20 years, the Men's Resource Center of West Michigan has helped men live better lives. Our wide range of counseling, assessment, consultation, evaluation, and therapy services can be tailored to meet a variety of needs. Our highly trained counselors and therapists provide unique and valuable individual counseling services for many issues that affect men in their daily lives. We provide effective counseling and therapy for everything from parenting skills to questions about intimacy; sex addiction to anger management; mid-life crisis to legal problems or grief and loss.
We offer a wide array of men's counseling and support groups as well. Males — both young and old —have opportunities for support, education, challenge, and growth. These groups are particularly effective in treating men's mental, emotional, and relational health issues in a way that participants find growth producing. Although some men may be initially reluctant to enter a support group, they quickly become comfortable in the setting and enjoy the interaction with other men who face similar personal struggles.
534 Fountain St NE
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Resources available
throughout West Michigan
Mental Health Clinicians of Color in Grand Rapids was created so that individuals across West Michigan can have a safe place to turn to to find therapists and providers that look like them. The website features a continuously growing directory of black, indigenous and person of color (BIPOC) therapists.
While the directory largely consists of therapists and clinicians from Grand Rapids, any BIPOC Licensed Wellness Professional who practices in Michigan can be added, as long as they offer virtual appointments. To join the directory, visit the MHCOCGR website today!
The Mental Health Foundation of West Michigan is the best source for proactive mental health and suicide prevention education to improve and save lives. The MHF equips individuals with the knowledge to recognize, understand, accept, and take action when it comes to mental health.
The MHF's evidence-based program, be nice., is an upstream mental health and suicide prevention program with an action plan. When used effectively, the be nice.program encourages individuals to challenge themselves and others to seek appropriate professional help when they notice changes in their mental health. This program is available for schools, businesses, faith organizations, and communities.
MiRecovery is a comprehensive set of resources for recovery from substance use disorder and addiction. Of special emphasis is the resources available for pregnant mothers, knowing that pregnancy can be a great time for sobriety.
MiRecovery is designed to serve the 7-county region of the Lakeshore Regional Entity (LRE) which includes Allegan, Kent, Lake, Mason, Muskegon, Oceana, and Ottawa counties. Beginning in 2021, the site expanded to provide perinatal resources for the 13-county West Michigan Prosperity region that includes the counties in the LRE plus Osceola, Mecosta, Montcalm, Ionia, and Barry counties.
Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services is a nonprofit organization founded in 1910. Pine Rest is the largest behavioral health provider in the state offering a full continuum of services.
These services include: inpatient and partial hospitalization (day programs), psychiatric urgent care, residential programs, 21 outpatient locations in western, southern and northern Michigan, addiction and recovery treatment, extensive child and adolescent programs, senior care services, as well as specialized assessment and treatment clinics. Most programs are available via telehealth as well.
The Right Door is a premier behavioral health care provider in Ionia County offering accessible care, healing, wellness and recovery across the county.
Services provided include applied behavioral analysis, co-occurring substance use disorder treatment services, family and children services, individual, family or group therapy, jail diversion, older adult services, psychiatric medication services, respite care and more.
375 Apple Tree Drive
Ionia, MI 48846
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Belding and Portland locations!
Safe Haven Ministries believes that every person has the right to live free from the fear of relationship abuse. We offer comprehensive services for domestic violence and human trafficking victims and survivors, as well as, prevention and education programs to the entire community.
Services are free and confidential and include 24/7 crisis response via hotline, web and text chat, 1:1 advocacy and case management, group support, safety planning, mobile advocacy, legal advocacy, assistance with personal protection orders, emergency safe shelter and transitional housing. Bilingual Spanish/English services available.
Samaritas' Child and Family Department provides varying levels of care from assessment to outpatient to intensive outpatient Behavioral Health and Substance Use Disorder services to several counties in the State of Michigan.
Our wide continuum of care includes comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments, individual, group, and family therapy, peer recovery coach, case management, medication-assisted treatment, and psychiatric services. We have several offices across Michigan and also offer teletherapy for those interested.
Sanford Behavioral Health (formerly Sanford House) is a residential and outpatient addiction, mental health, and eating disorder treatment center located in Greater Grand Rapids, Michigan. Our newest facility, Sanford West Behavioral Health Campus, is located 12 miles from downtown Grand Rapids, in Marne, Michigan. Sanford West is the site of our Detox Center and Sanford Comprehensive Treatment for Eating Disorders Residential Treatment – the first in Michigan. We offer excellence in evidence-based practice models in a home-like, restorative setting in all of our facilities.
Our programs are backed by a multi-disciplinary medical and clinical team and most of our programs are available in-person or via telehealth. Our continuum of care includes Sub-Acute Detox; Residential Treatment, Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP); Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) and Medical Management; Outpatient Programs; and one-on-one and family counseling.
The Truism Center offers a team of licensed mental health professionals who are trained to help clients experience a mental health transformation, ultimately outgrowing the support of a therapist. Therapists accept self-pay clients along with Employer Assisted Programs and Health Savings Accounts.
The Truism Center offers individual and couples counseling, trauma informed care, support groups, play therapy for children, safe space therapy for LGBTQ+, recovery counseling, psycho educational groups, counseling for teens and more throughout Michigan through virtual sessions.
Our substance use disorder services provide an atmosphere of support for adults and teens to examine the results of their substance use. The primary goal is to help individuals take the next step in their recovery. Motivational interviewing is a major component in the earlier stages of treatment. Later stages of treatment focus on creating a new lifestyle, coping with triggers and urges, while maintaining a strong commitment to recovery.
Wedgwood's Substance Use Disorder Treatment Services are open to new clients! Eligibility varies by specific program, county, and funding source.