The goal of Hackley Community Care’s Mental Health providers is to enhance our patients’ emotional health, improving their quality of life through intervention, education, and prevention services.
Hackley Community Care’s mental health services are open to anyone in Muskegon who would like to improve his/her mental health. Patients can be seen for mental health only services and are not required to be medical or dental patients.
Our Mental Health services team believes there is no one size fits all approach to mental health and that it is a privilege to assist our patients by providing hope and healing. We offer a variety of services for all ages (beginning as young as 4 years). Treatment is tailored to meet a patient’s individual needs. Our therapists and counselors are ready to help address many mental health concerns for local Muskegon residents.
Our mental health services include counseling that treats:
- Depression
- ADHD (including testing)
- Anxiety
- Relationship Issues
- Stress
- Trauma related emotional responses
- Substance Abuse
- Grief and loss
- PTSD
- Woman's issues
Mental Health Site - Baker
Mental Health Site - Clinton
Mental Health Site - Integrated Health Clinic
School-Based Mental Health Services
Hackley Community Care extends school-based mental health services across 18 different school sites. These comprehensive services deliver both group and individual counseling, impart mental health education, and furnish valuable resources to youth through the care of a licensed Mental Health Therapist.
New Mental Health Patient Request Form
Thank you for contacting Hackley Community Care. We are here to support your health and well-being. You may contact us by using the form below or by calling 231-737-1335. We will respond to your form inquiry within 2 business days.
For your protection, please do not use this form to send confidential/patient information or request healthcare advice. If you have a question related to your healthcare, please contact your primary care provider.
If you have an emergency, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
