Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe Behavioral Health

Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe Behavioral Health, located in Mount Pleasant, Michigan, provides culturally sensitive, holistic mental health and substance use services to the Anishinabek community. The facility emphasizes a strengths-based approach rooted in traditional wellness models, incorporating spiritual, emotional, physical, and intellectual aspects of care. Members of the tribe and their descendants can access comprehensive programs including outpatient counseling, residential treatment, psychiatric services, and crisis intervention, all designed to foster balance and wellness. The clinic also offers case management, community outreach, prevention programming, and supportive living options to help individuals navigate daily life challenges and recovery.

In addition to mental health and substance use treatment, Saginaw Chippewa Behavioral Health integrates culturally specific practices, such as traditional healer services, holistic treatments, and energy healing, to provide individualized care. The center serves children, teens, adults, and seniors, addressing a wide range of conditions including depression, anxiety, trauma, and domestic violence. By combining evidence-based therapies with tribal traditions, the facility empowers community members to achieve long-term wellness while maintaining connection to their cultural roots.