Mental Health Services

Students with poor academic performance, disciplinary issues and truancy may be dealing with a mental health issue such as anxiety, depression, low self esteem, relationship difficulty, anger, self-harm, high risk behaviors, etc.

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Resources and support services available to county residents

Counselors guide students to develop the skills needed to manage the issues and allow them to be successful at school.

A team of mental health professionals are available at SHACC during the school year and the summer.

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Robert Devers, Psy D
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Janet Hess, MA, MSW
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Lenny Carpentier-McLean, MSW, CADC

For mental health emergencies call Hiawatha Behavioral Health 24-hour Emergency Service at (906) 632-2805 or go to the emergency room at My Michigan Medical Center.

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