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Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network serves those with mental, developmental & substance use disorders.
24 HR Helpline: 800-241-4949

The purpose of the Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network is to ensure support, care and treatment services to adults with mental illness, individuals with developmental disabilities, children with serious emotional disturbances and persons with substance use disorders and their families so they can make choices in care, live in the community and achieve desired outcomes through individualized health goals.

💚 Maternal mental health matters.October is Depression Awareness Month, an important reminder that mental health support...
10/13/2026

💚 Maternal mental health matters.

October is Depression Awareness Month, an important reminder that mental health support is essential at every stage of life, including pregnancy and postpartum.

DWIHN recently partnered with the Southeast Michigan Perinatal Quality Improvement Coalition (SEMPQIC) for a Community Baby Shower at Pathways Academy, connecting new and expecting parents with education, essential resources and support.

The event also created space for important conversations about postpartum depression, perinatal mood disorders and the challenges families may experience before and after welcoming a child.

Through our Infant Mental Health and School Success Programming and continued partnership with SEMPQIC, DWIHN is working to strengthen access to resources that support parents, infants and caregivers across Wayne County.

Because caring for a baby's well-being also means caring for the mental health of those raising them.

For mental health support and resources, contact DWIHN's 24/7 Access Center at 1-800-241-4949 or visit DWIHN.org.

The 2026 season of Walk A Mile Wednesday has come to a close. DWIHN is proud to continue our partnership with the Detroi...
10/12/2026

The 2026 season of Walk A Mile Wednesday has come to a close. DWIHN is proud to continue our partnership with the Detroit Police Department and our shared commitment to ongoing community wellness.

Throughout the summer, this initiative has created opportunities to connect with Detroit residents, strengthen relationships and bring mental health resources directly into the neighborhoods we serve.

We’re grateful to stand alongside DPD and community partners in making mental health support more visible, accessible and approachable.

Because building healthier communities starts with showing up, connecting and walking together.

The 2026 season of Walk A Mile Wednesday has come to a close. DWIHN is proud to continue our partnership with the Detroi...
10/12/2026

The 2026 season of Walk A Mile Wednesday has come to a close. DWIHN is proud to continue our partnership with the Detroit Police Department and our shared commitment to ongoing community wellness.

Throughout the summer, this initiative has created opportunities to connect with Detroit residents, strengthen relationships and bring mental health resources directly into the neighborhoods we serve.

We're grateful to stand alongside DPD and community partners in making mental health support more visible, accessible and approachable.

Because building healthier communities starts with showing up, connecting and walking together.

Today is World Mental Health Day, and it closes out Mental Illness Awareness Week. Swipe through for a few reminders wor...
10/10/2026

Today is World Mental Health Day, and it closes out Mental Illness Awareness Week. Swipe through for a few reminders worth keeping. If you’ve been putting off making a call, today is a good day for it. 

Need Support? DWIHN is here 24/7.
Helpline: 800-241-4949 or visit dwihn.org

Eleven years is the average gap between someone's first symptoms of mental illness and the day they finally get treatmen...
10/08/2026

Eleven years is the average gap between someone's first symptoms of mental illness and the day they finally get treatment. Imagine waiting eleven years to treat anything else. Mental Illness Awareness Week runs October 4 through October 10, and this is the number we would like to make smaller. Need Support? DWIHN is here 24/7/365. Helpline: 800-241-4949 or visit dwihn.org

10/03/2026

Whether you’re looking for outpatient therapy, crisis support, residential services, person-centered planning or simply someone to talk to, DWIHN is here to help connect you to the support you need.

This week, Fareeha Nadeem, Senior Psychologist at DWIHN, shares a look at the wide range of services available across our system and why, after nine years with DWIHN, serving our community continues to be meaningful work.

Not sure where to start? Start with a call.

1-800-241-4949
Our Help Line is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to help connect you with services and support.

You don’t have to know exactly what you need before reaching out. We can help you take the next step.

October is ADHD Awareness Month. Plenty of people go years without knowing why focus, time, and follow-through feel hard...
10/01/2026

October is ADHD Awareness Month. Plenty of people go years without knowing why focus, time, and follow-through feel harder for them than they seem to be for everyone else. Often, many adults are diagnosed long after school ends. If that sounds like your experience, an evaluation can give you real answers.

Need Support? DWIHN is here 24/7/365. Helpline: 800-241-4949 or visit dwihn.org

09/30/2026

Walking Together for Mental Health!

Last Wednesday, September 23, DWIHN joined Clubhouses, advocates and community members from across Michigan at the Michigan State Capitol in Lansing for the Walk a Mile in My Shoes Rally.
The rally brought together people from across the state to raise awareness, advocate for mental health and physical disabilities, and make their voices heard for a stronger, more supportive mental health system.

We were honored to have DWIHN Vice Chairperson of the Board of Directors Bernard Parker and Vice President of Strategic Planning Dr. Darrin Crawford join us for this important event.
One of the highlights of the day was hearing an impactful speech from Kevin Fisher with NAMI Michigan, reminding us of the importance of advocacy, community and ensuring the voices of those impacted by mental health challenges are heard.

From the inspiring signs and shirts to the incredible energy throughout the day, it was powerful to see so many people come together at the Capitol to advocate for mental health and their communities. 💙

National Recovery Month ends today, but the work doesn't. The people doing this work are doing it on October 1 and every...
09/30/2026

National Recovery Month ends today, but the work doesn't. The people doing this work are doing it on October 1 and every day after, often without anyone noticing. If you are one of them, we see you. And if you are still deciding whether to start, we are here to help.

Need Support? DWIHN is here 24/7/365. Helpline: 800-241-4949 or visit dwihn.org

09/29/2026

It's Take a Moment Tuesday 💭

Today's reminder: Rest does not have to be a whole weekend away. Sometimes the most useful thing you do all day happens in the pause between two breaths.

Need Support? DWIHN is here 24/7/365. Helpline: 800-241-4949 or visit dwihn.org

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