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Behavioral Health Resources for Youth

Ages 10–12 | Southeast Michigan & Additional Michigan Resources

This page provides behavioral health treatment programs, community supports, family services, and therapeutic recreation resources that may be helpful for children, youth, and families. Resources are organized by service type to make potential options easier to identify.

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PHP & IOP Programs
Inpatient & Behavioral Health
Community & Family Supports
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Partial Hospitalization & Intensive Outpatient Programs

Structured behavioral health services that may provide a higher level of support than traditional outpatient therapy.

New Oakland Family Centers

Region: Southeast Michigan, multiple locations

Program: PHP and IOP

Ages: Elementary-age children and older

Services: Intensive behavioral health treatment

  • One of the few identified providers serving elementary-age children
  • Offers both PHP and IOP levels of care

Visit New Oakland Family Centers →

Havenwyck Hospital

Region: Southeast Michigan

Program: Partial Hospitalization Program

Ages: 11 and older

Services: Child and adolescent partial hospitalization

  • Structured daytime behavioral health treatment
  • One of the few identified PHPs serving younger adolescents

Visit Havenwyck Hospital →

University of Michigan Health

Region: Southeast Michigan

Program: Partial Hospitalization Program

Ages: 12–17

Services: Child and adolescent partial hospitalization

  • Therapy and psychiatry
  • Recreation therapy
  • Family involvement
  • Educational support

Visit University of Michigan Health →

Trinity Health Michigan

Region: Southeast Michigan

Program: Partial Hospitalization Program

Ages: 12–17

Services: Behavioral health and partial hospitalization

  • Structured weekday programming
  • Individual therapy
  • Group therapy
  • Family therapy

Visit Trinity Health Michigan →

Metropolitan Behavioral Health

Region: Southeast Michigan

Program: PHP and IOP

Ages: Adolescents

Services: Behavioral health treatment

  • Eligibility and level of care are determined through assessment

Visit Metropolitan Behavioral Health →

Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services

Region: West Michigan

Program: PHP, IOP and day programs

Ages: Children, adolescents and adults

Services: Behavioral health day programs

  • Multiple specialty treatment programs

Visit Pine Rest →

University of Michigan Health Sparrow

Region: Mid-Michigan

Program: Partial Hospitalization Program

Ages: Varies

Services: Partial hospitalization

  • Program availability varies by location

Visit U-M Health Sparrow →

Beacon Kalamazoo Behavioral Health

Region: Southwest Michigan

Program: Partial Hospitalization Program

Ages: Adolescents

Services: Adolescent partial hospitalization

  • Assessment required

Visit Beacon Kalamazoo →

Inpatient & Behavioral Health Services

Assessment-based inpatient and outpatient treatment programs for children and adolescents.

Forest View Hospital

Region: West Michigan

Program: Inpatient and outpatient behavioral health

Ages: Children and adolescents

Services: Behavioral health treatment

  • Admission is based on assessment

Visit Forest View Hospital →

Community & Family Support Services

Counseling, crisis support, respite, family preservation and other community-based services.

SafeHaus

Region: Southeast Michigan

Program: Community behavioral health

Ages: Children and families

Services: Counseling, crisis support and family services

  • Trauma-informed services

Visit SafeHaus →

Safe Families for Children

Region: Statewide

Program: Family support

Ages: All ages

Services: Family preservation, respite and host families

  • Family support and stabilization
  • Not a mental health treatment provider

Visit Safe Families for Children →

Therapeutic Camps & Recreation

Therapeutic, inclusive and specialized camp and recreation programs that may provide additional opportunities for children, youth and families.

Camp Resources: During our search, we did not identify therapeutic camps in Southeast Michigan that specifically met the original request for youth ages 10–12 with serious emotional disturbance (SED). Families willing to travel may wish to explore programs available in other regions of Michigan. Therapyology Camp, located in Southeast Michigan, also offers a therapeutic summer camp experience for school-age children.

Therapyology Camp

Region: Southeast Michigan

Program: Therapeutic camp

Ages: School-age children

Services: Therapeutic summer camp

  • Combines therapy and traditional camp experiences

Visit Therapyology Camp →

Eagle Village

Region: Northern Michigan, north of Big Rapids

Program: Residential, family services and therapeutic recreation

Ages: Children and adolescents

Services: Behavioral health, foster care, adoption and family preservation

  • Offers therapeutic recreation and behavioral health services
  • Supports foster, adoptive and biological families

Visit Eagle Village →

The Fowler Center

Region: Michigan Thumb, Mayville

Program: Inclusive camp and recreation

Ages: Children, teens and adults

Services: Overnight camp, day camp, respite weekends, equestrian programs and recreation

  • Serves younger children
  • Offers year-round inclusive programming
  • Supports a variety of physical, cognitive, developmental and behavioral needs

Visit The Fowler Center →

St. Francis Camp on the Lake

Region: Near Jackson

Program: Residential summer camp

Ages: Children and adults

Services: Camp experiences for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities

  • Offers accessible residential camp experiences
  • Primarily serves individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities

Visit St. Francis Camp on the Lake →

Camp Fish Tales

Region: West Michigan

Program: Inclusive camp

Ages: Children, teens and adults

Services: Accessible day and residential camp

  • Offers inclusive recreation opportunities
  • Not a mental health treatment program

Visit Camp Fish Tales →

Information & Disclaimer

This resource is intended to assist families, caregivers and professionals in identifying behavioral health programs and related supports that may be available throughout Michigan.

Program services, eligibility requirements, ages served, insurance participation and availability may change. Inclusion on this page does not constitute an endorsement by the Association for Children’s Mental Health.

Please contact each organization directly to confirm current information and determine whether a program may be appropriate for your child or family.

Resource information current as of August 2026.

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