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50+ Years
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Emergency
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Your Trusted Mental Health Partner in Monroe County
Monroe Community Mental Health Authority has dedicated over five decades to providing accessible, high-quality mental health care to Monroe County residents. Founded in 1973, our organization prioritizes compassion and community well-being, offering specialized services for children, adults, and families facing mental health or substance use challenges. Our team of certified professionals employs evidence-based practices and personalized care plans to address diverse needs, including crisis intervention, behavioral health urgent care, and intellectual/developmental disability support.As a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC), we operate a 24/7 Crisis Mobile Unit and provide services regardless of insurance or ability to pay. Our accreditations reflect our commitment to meeting rigorous care standards, while client testimonials highlight our staff's dedication to fostering recovery and resilience. We collaborate with local partners to enhance service accessibility and maintain transparent communication with clients about treatment options and financial considerations.
Services
Child & Family Services
Adult Mental Health
Substance Use Treatment
Crisis Intervention
Behavioral Health Urgent Care
Intellectual Disability Support
Psychiatric Services
Peer Support Programs
Parent Training
Court Diversion Programs
Details
- Year established: 1973
Highlights and features
- We operate a 24/7 Crisis Mobile Unit for emergency mental health response
- Our CCBHC certification expands service access for all income levels
- Specialized programs for children, veterans, and developmental disabilities
- Multidisciplinary team provides coordinated case management services
- Community partnerships enhance treatment continuity and support networks
What people say
Caring and helpful staff
Lifelong support network
24/7 crisis availability
Personalized treatment plans
Community-focused approach
Services
Child & Family Services
Our family-driven programs support infants through teens with evidence-based practices promoting emotional wellness. Services include home-based therapy, trauma-focused CBT, parent training, and wraparound support. We focus on building resilience while coordinating care between schools, healthcare providers, and community resources to ensure comprehensive treatment.
Adult Mental Health
Specialized treatment for adults with persistent mental illness combines medication management, outpatient therapy, and community living supports. Our assertive community treatment teams deliver mobile services while coordinating with housing programs and vocational rehabilitation to promote independent living and social integration.
Substance Use Treatment
Comprehensive programs address opioid and other substance use disorders through detox services, intensive outpatient programs, and medication-assisted treatment. Our approach combines behavioral therapies with peer support networks to help clients develop relapse prevention strategies and rebuild healthy lifestyle patterns.
Crisis Intervention
24/7 critical incident stress management and mobile crisis teams respond countywide for mental health emergencies. Services include safety planning, stabilization, and transition to appropriate care levels while collaborating with law enforcement and hospital systems to ensure continuous support during acute episodes.
Behavioral Health Urgent Care
Our urgent care center provides timely assessments and crisis stabilization as an alternative to emergency departments. Certified staff conduct comprehensive evaluations, develop personalized care plans, and facilitate connections to ongoing treatment while maintaining a safe, supportive environment for clients in psychological distress.
People
Lisa Graham
Chief Executive Officer
With over 25 years in behavioral health administration, Lisa Graham leads MCMHA's strategic vision while maintaining focus on community accessibility. She oversees service expansion initiatives and partners with state agencies to enhance mental health infrastructure across Monroe County.
Dr. Abdulmalek Sadah
Medical Director
Dr. Sadah supervises psychiatric care programs and medication management services. His clinical expertise in complex mental health conditions ensures evidence-based treatment approaches while mentoring staff on best practices for medication-assisted therapies and integrated care models.
Dominique Pasqualone
Clinical Supervisor
As a licensed social worker with 13 years' experience, Dominique Pasqualone oversees therapeutic programming and staff training. She recently completed her second master's degree in social work to enhance clinical supervision capabilities and improve client outcomes through advanced therapeutic techniques.
Brandon Meinhart
Case Manager
Brandon Meinhart provides direct client support through personalized care coordination. He specializes in connecting vulnerable populations with housing, employment, and community resources while advocating for systemic improvements in mental health service delivery.
Brooke Berry
Administrative Assistant
Brooke Berry manages client intake processes and office operations. With personal recovery experience, she brings unique perspective to administrative roles while maintaining strict confidentiality standards and ensuring smooth clinic operations.
Questions
Do you offer services regardless of ability to pay?
Yes, we provide mental health care to all Monroe County residents regardless of insurance status or financial capacity.
What documents are needed for appointments?
Bring ID, insurance card, medication list, treatment history, and guardianship documents when applicable.
How do I access crisis services after hours?
Call 734-243-7340 anytime - our 24/7 crisis team responds immediately to mental health emergencies.
Are home visits available?
Yes, we offer in-home services for eligible clients including therapy, case management, and behavioral support.
What makes you a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic?
Our CCBHC designation expands service access to all residents, provides 24/7 crisis response, and ensures comprehensive care coordination regardless of insurance status.
Can I get help for a family member?
Yes, we accept referrals for loved ones - however, the individual seeking treatment must consent to services and complete screening.
