Helpful and hopeful conversations about mental and behavioral health. Take it from the folks at Wedgwood Christian Services, a nationally accredited and state-renowned nonprofit: grace-filled care transforms lives. So, take a break, grab a cup of coffee, and relax. We’d love to talk with you.
When is the Right Time to Seek Mental Health Support? w/ Alli Matthews
In this episode, Hillary sits down with Alli Matthews, a physician assistant in Wedgwood’s Outpatient Psychiatry Program. They discuss the vital role psychiatry plays in mental health care, how it complements therapy, and the personalized approach she takes when it comes to individual treatment. Alli addresses common misconceptions about mental health diagnoses and medications, providing helpful examples.
Whether you’re curious about how psychiatry works, seeking clarity on mental health treatments, or looking for hope and encouragement, this episode offers both practical information and compassionate support!
Over 97% of the children in our care are survivors of abuse and/or neglect. Residential treatment allows youth to focus on understanding themselves and making life changes that haven’t previously been possible. It allows them to have a safe space of acceptance and 24hr grace-filled care.
Whether you are dealing with life changes, mood or anxiety issues, or other difficulties with behaviors or relationships, our experienced clinicians can offer the understanding, support, and practical guidance you need.
Psychiatric Services provide medication management for children, teens, and adults. Our services can work in tandem with counseling services to provide an individualized, holistic approach to mental and behavioral health. Immediate openings are available!
As a preventative program, the mission of P.Y.D. is to encourage teens with a broad public acceptance approach, as well as encouraging the avoidance of risky behaviors, including sexual activity, alcohol, tobacco and other drug use among youth.
Our Autism Center provides early intensive behavioral intervention (EIBI) for young children with autism spectrum disorders. Our therapy is based on the principles of applied behavior analysis (ABA) and is individualized for each child.
Wedgwood’s Manasseh Project is dedicated to ending the sexual exploitation of people in West Michigan and surrounding areas; through community and professional education, collaboration and treatment to victims.
