Services

Embracing a holistic approach to well-being, the Detroit Recovery Project offers integrated support for those grappling with substance use disorders, mental health challenges, or both. Our comprehensive care includes primary healthcare, outpatient treatment, mental health recovery support, and prevention services, all tailored to empower individuals on their path to recovery.

To make an appointment for any of Detroit Recovery Project services call us at: 313-824-8900

Substance Use Disorder Services

Substance Use Disorder can interfere with your physical health, social relationships, life goals and family. If you do not like the way Substance Use is interfering with your life, the Detroit Recovery Project can help you find a solution from one of many recovery pathways. Below are the primary services we provide that can assist in starting your new journey today.

Substance Use Disorder Outpatient Treatment

Substance Use Disorder Outpatient Treatment addresses SUD as a chronic disease. This is often the case for individuals that find their use creating problems in their life but have difficulty changing/stopping their substance use. Outpatient Treatment often includes one weekly individual session and one to two weekly group sessions. This can vary from individual to individual based on their needs

Substance Use Disorder Peer Recovery Support Services

Substance Used Disorder Peer Recovery Support Services provide care for individuals that have established clean or recovery time, for example have recently completed inpatient treatment or been released from incarceration but could use support transitioning back to everyday life without substance. Peer Recovery Support Services often include one individual session a week, and one to two group sessions a week. These sessions differ from treatment in that they
are supportive sessions, working to obtain or maintain the individuals’ goals with support of others that have been on the same journey. These sessions are not clinical/therapeutic are supportive sessions, working to obtain or maintain the individuals’ goals with support of others that have been on the same journey. These sessions are not clinical/therapeutic.

Mental Health Services

Detroit Recovery Project Mental Health Services are integrated services that support individuals that are living with mental health needs to achieve the quality of life they desire. Services are developed to provide a variety of approaches that help individuals navigate their thoughts and feelings, and learn new coping skills.

Mental Health Outpatient Therapy

Detroit Recovery Projects Mental Health Outpatient Treatment program seeks to support individuals that are experiencing Mental Health and would like to improve their physical health, relationships, and quality of life. If instability
regarding your mental health is preventing you from living the life you would like, the Detroit Recovery Project can help you by addressing your mental health needs. Mental Health Treatment often includes one weekly individual session and two weekly groups sessions, but may vary from person to person.

Psychiatric

Detroit Recovery Projects Psychiatrists diagnose, treat and prevent mental health disorders. Psychiatric services at Detroit Recovery Project are considered to be a supportive component that is integrated into other services; however, they can be accessed as stand-alone services. Psychiatric services often begin with more frequent sessions to identify needs, stabilize and integrate into Mental Health Outpatient and/or Mental Health Peer Support Specialist services.

Mental Health Peer Support Specialist

Mental Health Peer Support Specialist provides care for individuals that are living with Mental Health and working toward developing more stability and improving their quality of life. Peer Support Services often include one individual session a week, and one to two group sessions a week. These sessions differ from treatment in that they are supportive sessions, working to obtain or maintain the individuals’ goals with support of others that have been on the same journey. These sessions are not clinical/therapeutic but support the individual in using clinical/therapeutic skills learned from Mental Health Treatment.

Physical Health Services

Detroit Recovery Project is a Certified Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC), meaning that we offer comprehensive integrated services that include physical health care.

Medical Services

Detroit Recovery Project’s physical health services are Primary Care, meaning you can see the providers here for all your physical health needs including heart disease and diabetes management, Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) and other preventative care.

Mobile Medical Services

Detroit Recovery Project’s mobile medical services can be full Primary Care or urgent care, meaning the Nurse Practitioner can address heart disease and diabetes management, Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) and other preventative care, or wound care or diagnose and treat Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI). The Nurse Practitioner can also provide HIV and HCV treatment on the unit, removing barriers such as transportation. To coordinate care on the Mobile Medical Unit call or text 313-400-2258

Prevention Services

Detroit Recovery Project Prevention services provide a continuum of prevention. Primary Prevention services include education, health decisions making and family engagement to prevent and/or end generational cycles. Secondary Prevention services include Youth Recovery Support Services and Case Management to assist in changing behaviors for individuals that may have started down a path with substances that can be changed or modified to prevent consequences. Finally, Detroit Recovery Project prevention includes education and Harm Reductio to support individuals’ dignity in making healthy decisions for themselves.

Peer Recovery Support Services

Peer Recovery Support Services provided in Detroit Schools and alternative schools, empowers young individuals to make changes in their lives. Youth engaged in Peer Recovery Support Services have experienced consequences as a result of their behavior with substances. Our Peer Recovery Supports, are peers in age and experience, can work with their peers to identify changes that can be made that will allow the individual to manage emotions and stress, access recovery or make healthy decisions in relation to substances. The Youth Peer Recovery Support Services often includes one individual session a week for three months but can vary to include more frequency or groups based on need.

HIV and HCV Testing/Treatment

Detroit Recovery Project provides infectious disease prevention through education and easy
access to know your status. Rapid-result antibody tests for HIV, Hep-C and Syphilis are available at Detroit Recovery Project. For individuals that are found to not be living with HIV, HCV or Syphilis, they are provided safe sex supplies, PrEP coordination and brief education to prevent disease exposure. For individuals that found living with HIV are immediately linked to care and connected with a Case Manager to navigate the many available resources. Individuals that are HCV or Syphilis reactive are linked to immediate care. Individuals can access these services at Detroit Recovery Project’s Eastside location during business hours.

Strengthening Families Program

Detroit Recovery Projects Strengthening Families program is designed to fortify family bonds
and improve family dynamics. We provide resources and interventions to help families navigate challenges, improve communication, and foster a supportive environment for all family
members. This program aims to create stronger, healthier family units that can effectively support each other in times of crisis and unhealthy generational cycles. Strengthening Family Program sessions happen quarterly. If you are interested in joining a session you can email
DRPPrevention@recovery4detroit.com

Re-Entry Services

Detroit Recovery Project Re-Entry services seek to reduce crime and enhance public safety by helping offenders’ transition back into the community. We provide support and resources to help individuals reintegrate into society and lead productive and fulfilling lives.

Substance Use Disorder Peer Recovery Support Services

Substance Used Disorder Peer Recovery Support Services provide care for individuals that have established clean or recovery time, for example have recently completed inpatient treatment or been released from incarceration but could use support transitioning back to everyday life without substance. Peer Recovery Support Services often include one individual session a week, and one to two group sessions a week. These sessions differ from treatment in that they
are supportive sessions, working to obtain or maintain the individuals’ goals with support of others that have been on the same journey. These sessions are not clinical/therapeutic.

Case Management Services

Detroit Recovery Project provides Case Management that is desinged to help individuals manage accessing all of their needs. Indivdiuals that are regaining entry into everyday life from treatment, incarceration or after stabilizing from
Mental Health episodes often have many needs. Detroit Recovery Project Case Managers can assist in identifying needs and resources supporting the individual to access those resources. Case Management sessions can be weekly or more/less frequent based on the individuals needs.

Street Outreach

Detroit Recovery Project’s outreach program is an evidence-based model that actively seeks to minimize harm, infectious diseases, and fatalities among People Who Use Drugs. Detroit Recovery Project does this by providing regular
infectious disease testing, training within the community and distribution of disease preventing materials.

Street Outreach Services

> If you, an individual you know, or your agency would like to prevent infectious disease and overdose among friends, family or community members you can access Detroit Recovery Project Outreach at:

Fixed Location

1121 E. McNichols Rd.
Detroit, MI 48203

313-400-3713

Monday thru Friday 9AM to 4PM

Mobile Unit

313-400-2258

Locations vary, but the unit is out Monday thru Friday. Call or text the mobile unit phone number to meet up with the team.

Street Outreach Training

Detroit Recovery Project offers training for outreach that addresses principles, common practices, evidence, resources and barriers. Detroit Recovery Project has several years of direct experience providing services through direct outreach. Detroit Recovery Project has utilized its expertise as a Peer organization in engaging and providing services for individuals that are People Who Use Drugs/People Who Inject Drugs. DRP’s training is two hundred and fifty dollars per hour. The training typically runs between 1.5 to 2 hours.

Overdose Prevention Training

Detroit Recovery Project’s Overdose Prevention training will discuss how to prevent, recognize, and respond to an opioid overdose situation. Detroit Recovery Project’s training is meant to be an inclusive discussion. DRP has several years of direct experience providing Harm Reduction through direct outreach. Detroit Recovery Project has utilized its expertise as a Peer organization in engaging and providing services for individuals that are People Who Use Drugs/People Who Inject Drugs. DRP’s training for Overdose Prevention is two hundred and fifty dollars per hour. The training typically runs between 1.5 to 2 hours

Situational Awareness Training

Detroit Recovery Project has many years of experience working directly in the community via building location or by providing services directly in the neighborhoods of those DRP serves. As a result of Detroit Recovery Projects experience the staff have developed meaningful training that supports others to also engage directly within their communities. Situational Awareness helps individuals increase their perception and comprehension of their surroundings and/or situation. This allows individuals to respond to threats, take action quickly or prior to an incident. This training is two hundred and fifty dollars per hour. The training typically runs between 1.5 and 2 hours.