Infant Mental Health
A child’s earliest relationships and care provide the foundation for healthy growth and development. Therefore, we are dedicated to providing family-centered services that nurture, strengthen and empower caregivers, promote positive attachment relationships, and encourage the development of young children to their highest potential.
Services:
- Interventions in the child’s home, in the office and/or at school
- Relationship-based therapy
- Play-based therapy
- Strengths-based approach
- Trauma-informed services
- Tracking your child’s development
- Working with a trained professional who understands the development and behaviors of young children and the importance of parent-child relationships
Eligibility Requirements
Children birth through six years old
Wayne County residents
We accept Medicaid and some private insurances, please call to inquire
How We Can Help:
- Support in developing a positive, nurturing relationship with your child
- Talking about and learning about your child’s growth and development
- Learning coping skills related to your child’s crying, sleeping, eating, school, and/ or transition difficulties
- Understanding infant, toddler and preschool needs and behaviors
- Support in stressful life situations that impact parenting
- Talking about and building your support system
- Talking about your experience with depression, stress and difficulty coping with a new baby
For more information about MiEarlyYears clinical services, please contact:
Access Department: 313-531-2500