Arab American and Chaldean Council

Serving the Michigan community with culturally sensitive care, the Arab American and Chaldean Council provides comprehensive outpatient addiction treatment and mental health services. Located in Michigan, this facility has established itself as a trusted resource for individuals and families seeking drug rehab and mental health support. The organization's commitment to understanding the unique needs of diverse populations sets it apart in the landscape of Michigan addiction treatment providers, making it an accessible option for those who value culturally competent care alongside clinical excellence.

The facility specializes in treating depression, drug addiction, and co-occurring mental health conditions across all age groups. Their personalized treatment approach recognizes that recovery looks different for everyone, whether treating adolescents, children, young adults between 18–25, or older adults. The Arab American and Chaldean Council welcomes all individuals, including LGBTQ+ clients, ensuring inclusive and affirming care. Treatment encompasses individual therapy, family involvement programs, and continuing care options designed to address underlying trauma, anxiety, anger management, and perinatal mental health concerns. By integrating family members into the recovery process, they help create sustainable support systems that extend beyond treatment.

Accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), the Arab American and Chaldean Council meets rigorous standards for quality and effectiveness. The facility accepts most insurance plans, removing financial barriers to treatment access. Their comprehensive aftercare programs, including ongoing outpatient treatment and continuing care services, ensure clients have structured support as they transition back into their daily lives. For anyone seeking addiction treatment or mental health services in Michigan, this facility offers evidence-based care rooted in compassion and cultural understanding.