Clinical staff are integral to the day to day support for our residents. They lead group and individual therapies, write and monitor individualized behavior treatment plans under the supervision of multiple behavior treatment committees, and providing ongoing training and support to in-home staff. These services are offered in Michigan.
Clinical Services
Our Clinical Team Includes Licensed & Certified Staff
We have licensed masters social workers, limited license masters social workers, limited license psychologists and professional counselors, and board-certified behavior analysts.
Motivational Interviewing
We use a psychotherapeutic approach to motivate our residents, moving them from indecision or uncertainty to positive decision-making, goal-setting, and achievement.
Cognitive Behavior Therapy
This informed individual or group psychotherapeutic treatment enables people to identify and change thought patterns that negatively influence behavior and emotions.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy
A form of cognitive behavioral treatment, this informed group or individual therapy teaches mindfulness, emotional regulation, interpersonal effectiveness, and distress tolerance.
Seeking Safety
This individual or group therapy teaches coping skills that apply to both trauma and addiction, giving residents a new level of safety in their behaviors, emotions and relationships with others.
Pet Visitation
We allow animal-assisted therapy and activities to help people recover from or better cope with health problems and mental health disorders.
Gentle Teaching
Gentle Teaching is a compassionate approach to caregiving that focuses on building safe, trusting relationships with individuals—especially those with developmental disabilities or challenging behaviors. It emphasizes gentleness, respect, and unconditional love rather than control or punishment. The goal is to help people feel valued, safe, and connected by creating environments where they are treated with dignity and empathy. Core tools include presence, voice, touch, and eyes—all used to express kindness and build meaningful human connections.
Psychoeducational Groups
Psychoeducational groups are structured group sessions that combine education and psychological support to help individuals better understand and manage specific issues, such as mental health conditions, addiction, or life challenges. These groups focus on teaching practical skills, increasing self-awareness, and providing a supportive space for participants to share experiences and learn from one another. Led by trained professionals, psychoeducational groups aim to empower individuals with knowledge, coping strategies, and tools for personal growth and improved well-being.
Clinical Team
Our clinical team provides ongoing behavioral support and training to assigned group homes, ensuring direct support staff feel confident and prepared in delivering care. Through regular coaching and education, we promote the use of trauma-informed practices and effective behavioral supports to create safe, supportive environments for the individuals we serve.
