The Family & Child Clinic can help with: |
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Relationship building |
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Extended family concerns |
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Coping with divorce |
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Coping with life transitions |
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Remarriage adjustment |
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Parenting concerns |
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Family communication |
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The Family & Child Clinic can help in resolving:
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Premarital issues |
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Anxiety and depression |
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Marital issues |
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Loss and grief |
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Work and school stress |
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Childhood trauma |
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Child behavior problems |
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Sexual concerns |
Appointments
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Our clinic is open Monday - Thursday from 9:00a.m. - 8:00 p.m. and by appointment on Fridays. |
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To schedule an appointment or for more information call (517) 432-2272. If you receive our voicemail, please leave your contact information and your call wilbe returned as soon as possible. |
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Emergency Contacts:
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In the event that emergency care is needed (abuse or suicidal ideation), please contact 911 or the nearest hospital. The following contacts may also provide assistance in an emergency.
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Community Mental Health (24/7) |
517-346-8460 or 800-372-8460 |
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The Listening Ear (24/7 |
517-337-1717 |
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Sexual Assault Crisis Line |
517-372-6666 |
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CADA (Council Against Domestic Assault) for women (24/7 |
517-372-5572 |
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American Red Cross (Lansing) |
517-484-7461 |
Fees
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The Family & Child Clinic is self-supporting and operates on a reduced fee basis. A standard clnical session is 50 minutes in length. |
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$30.00 per session between 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. |
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$35.00 per session between 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. |
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$15.00 per session for MSU students |
Our Location
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329 Olin Health Center, MSU, East Lansing, MI 48824-1037 |
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