Posts Tagged ‘Judson Center’
Mental Health Services in Schools
Our Behavioral Health Team has created a program to purposefully address the mental health crisis facing youth in a familiar setting—their school. Currently, we are collaborating with local schools in…
Read MoreCelebrating Autism Successes
Autism Successes Happen Every Week at Judson Center Did you know that our Autism Connections clients experience important successes every week? Since celebration is a fundamental value for us, we…
Read MoreFamily Preservation Workers Build Solutions for Parents at Judson Center
Keeping Families Together is at the Heart of Our Work Judson Center has been well-known for caring families for nearly 100 years. But, did you know we also actively support…
Read MoreIntegrated Care is Gaining Momentum
When more and more people are struggling with mental health challenges the integrated healthcare model is gaining in popularity as a successful method of treating the whole person in an…
Read MoreSame Day Mental Health Care at Judson Health
Providing Mental Health Services When People Need It Most We believe you no one should have to wait when they need essential mental health care. To support this belief, the…
Read MoreEmbracing Autism: The Move to Autism Acceptance
What Does Acceptance Feel Like? As children, many of us felt the warm welcome of a cardigan-clad host who invited us into his neighborhood and gave us a taste of…
Read MoreAutism Acceptance: Everyone Can Foster Inclusion
Judson Center Supports Acceptance and Inclusion Autism Acceptance is front and center throughout April, but at Judson Center, acceptance and inclusion are a foundation for our programming. When a child…
Read MoreRecognizing Employee Appreciation Day at Judson Center
2023 Employee Appreciation Day Our employees at Judson Center and Child Safe Michigan are the fuel behind everything we do. In this job of serving others, they often work behind…
Read MoreWe Have To Flip the Script on Men and Mental Health
“I’ve learned to deal with it. I don’t want to be a burden. What if people see me differently? I’m embarrassed. I don’t want to look weak. I don’t have…
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