ACC Oakland County Mental Health Services is a community-based outpatient center under the nonprofit America’s Community Council, serving Southeast Michigan. It supports children, teens, and adults in Arab-American, Chaldean, and neighboring communities facing mental health, emotional, or substance use challenges. Services address trauma, depression, anxiety, behavioral issues, and co-occurring disorders, with care personalized at various levels to help individuals heal, grow, and improve their quality of life.
Support is provided in both home and community settings, where trained professionals build trusting relationships with clients. Therapies focus on emotional well-being, healthy parent-child bonds, and stronger decision-making skills. Depending on their needs, participants may take part in individual, family, or group counseling, along with case management and developmental guidance. Every service is shaped by cultural sensitivity and a commitment to long-term progress.
In addition to therapy, the center offers help with basic needs like diapers and connects families to local resources. The Infant Mental Health Program supports early growth through home visits that strengthen parent-infant relationships. For older children, the Wraparound Program brings together families, schools, and providers to create care plans that address behavioral needs. Youth also benefit from after-school programs focused on learning, mentoring, and substance use prevention. Continued care and community support guide clients toward stable, healthy futures.
This listing is sourced from the SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator. Data last synced: May 2026. Always verify current programs and insurance directly with the facility.
