Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan

Serving the Southeast Michigan community with compassion and evidence-based care, Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan stands as a trusted resource for individuals and families struggling with substance abuse and behavioral health challenges. Rooted in Catholic values of dignity and healing, this facility offers drug rehab in Michigan with a commitment to meeting people where they are in their recovery journey. Whether someone is beginning treatment or transitioning to long-term recovery, Catholic Charities provides accessible, flexible options that fit into real life, including both in-person and online therapy to accommodate busy schedules and individual preferences.

Catholic Charities treats a diverse population across all ages—from children and adolescents through seniors—recognizing that addiction and co-occurring disorders affect entire families and communities. Their comprehensive treatment approaches include family therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and one-on-one counseling, all tailored to address not just substance abuse but also gambling disorders, anger management, and complex co-occurring conditions. The facility provides outpatient treatment and continuing care options, along with life skills training and relapse prevention counseling designed to equip individuals with tools for lasting recovery. This multi-faceted approach to Michigan addiction treatment ensures that whether someone is managing gambling issues, processing anger, or navigating dual diagnoses, they receive personalized support.

Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) and holds SAMHSA certification as an opioid treatment program (OTP), demonstrating adherence to the highest standards of care. The facility accepts insurance, making quality treatment more accessible to those seeking help. Their aftercare and continuing care programs provide ongoing support beyond initial treatment, recognizing that recovery is a lifelong process requiring sustained engagement and community connection.