Support for Parents & Caregivers
Parents and caregivers often balance many responsibilities while caring for their families. Financial stress, work demands, caregiving responsibilities, and personal challenges can sometimes create emotional strain.
Adults ages 35–64 account for nearly half of suicide deaths in the United States (CDC). Access to mental health care and support networks can help parents manage emotional stress while continuing to support their families.
Behavioral Health Support for Parents in Genesee County
GHS provides behavioral health services designed to support parents and help families navigate mental health concerns together.
Parents supporting a child experiencing emotional distress may want to visit our K-12 Youth page to explore youth-focused services. Families supporting young adults may also find helpful information on our Young Adults page.
Resources for Parents and Caregivers
GHS Programs
Adult Behavioral Health:
https://genhs.org/specialty-behavioral-health/adults/
Substance Use Services:
https://genhs.org/services/substance-use-disorder/
State Resources
MiCAL:
National Resources
988 Lifeline:
Need support right now?
Contact GHS Crisis Services or walk into Behavioral Health Urgent Care today.
Crisis Line: (810) 257-3740
Text GHS to WEGOTU (934688)
https://genhs.org/get-help-today/
The program is funded by Genesee County Community Mental Health Millage funds. Your tax dollars at work.
