North Country Community Health

Northern Family Intervention Services is a nonprofit organization that offers home-based crisis and behavioral intervention services for children and families in homes, schools and other settings. The organization provides services to patients who suffer from physical, sexual and emotional abuse. Northern Family Intervention Services serves more than 15 counties in Michigan, including Antrim, Benzie, Charlevoix, Cheboygan and Wexford. It works with several local agencies, such as the Association of Children's Mental Health, Pine Rest - Traverse City Clinic and United Way. The company conducts training sessions for the development of life, social, study and relationship building skills for schoolchildren and families. Additionally, Northern Family Intervention Services offers permanency planning and family remediation services. The organization is located in Gaylord, Mich.

Old Town Psychological Services is a well-established clinic with three convenient locations in Traverse City, Gaylord, and St. Ignace, Michigan. Founded in 1993 by a father and son team of psychologists, the clinic offers a wide range of specialized services, including psychological evaluation, counseling, custody evaluation, ADHD treatment, substance abuse treatment, and more. With a dedicated and diverse staff of qualified clinicians, Old Town Psychological Services is committed to providing highly professional and scientifically valid services to help individuals achieve their full potential. With a strong presence in Northern Lower Michigan, Old Town Psychological Services has expanded its reach to better serve families and individuals in Upper and Lower Michigan. The clinic's additional locations in Gaylord and St. Ignace provide more accessible options for those seeking specialized psychological services. Committed to the well-being of their clients, Old Town Psychological Services takes pride in their attention to detail and creating a welcoming and comfortable environment for all.Generated from the website