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Day One provides mental health treatment services for ages 4 and up. Our masters-level therapists help clients cope with mild to moderate mental health disorders through research-based counseling and psychiatric services. We currently offer in-person and telehealth services.

For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 248-858-7766 ext. 1284 or confidentially contact us.

substance use disorder is a complex disease that Can negatively affect every aspect of a person's life.

The nature of the addiction process can be stopped through a commitment to proper treatment. At Oakland Family Services, we offer a variety of outpatient treatment services for substance use disorders — group therapy, individual therapy, psychiatric evaluations, family sessions, educational groups, and drug screenings. Clients are educated on alcohol and substance use disorders, the cycle of addiction, relapse, and coping skills.

For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 248-858-7766 ext. 1284 or confidentially contact us.

Oakland Family Services strives to provide quality, individualized treatment to adolescents and their families to help them achieve and maintain abstinence.

Teen users are more likely to be experiencing co-occurring mental health issues. Their use of alcohol and drugs is often opportunistic and involves binging. They also have more trouble projecting the consequences of their use into the future. It is critical that treatment services are appropriate for the adolescent’s cognitive, physiological and emotional stages of development. At Oakland Family Services, we follow the Best Practice Guidelines as established by the Alliance for Children and Families. These guidelines include individual and group therapy modalities, focus on family therapy and family dynamics, cognitive behavioral therapy, and Twelve Step and Motivational Interviewing. Oakland Family Services has adopted other key elements to adolescent treatment services by the National Institute on Drug Abuse “Drug Strategies” and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration (SAMSHA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. 

These elements include assessment and treatment matching, a comprehensive/integrated approach, family involvement in treatment, developmentally appropriate treatment, efforts to engage and retain teens in treatment, qualified staff, gender and cultural competence, continuing care and monitoring treatment outcomes. Our services meet the needs of adolescents 12-18 years old and their families.

For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 248-858-7766 ext. 1284 or confidentially contact us.

PRISM program services include:

• Therapy groups, including groups focused on:

• Substance Use Phase I

• Substance Use Phase II

• Parenting

• Relationship Issues

• Affect/Mood Management

• Life Skills

• Women’s Issues

• A comprehensive clinical assessment and individualized intervention planning

• Case management assistance addressing non-clinical needs

• Individual counseling and group therapies centered around substance use treatment

• On-site child care during treatment services

• Transportation to and from treatment services

For more information about PRISM, call 248.858.7766 ext. 1301. 

PRISM is a Designated Women's Specialty provider. Pregnant and parenting women are a priority for admission to treatment services.