University of Michigan Family Assessment Clinic

The University of Michigan Family Assessment Clinic (FAC) is a multidisciplinary team, consisting of faculty, doctoral and master's students, and staff in the University of Michigan Schools of Social Work, Law, Medicine, and Education, the Department of Psychology, and the Departments of Pediatrics and Psychiatry at the University of Michigan Health System. The clinic provides services to the community by evaluating and treating situations involving possible or actual child maltreatment. In addition, the clinic serves as a context for developing knowledge and skills about child maltreatment, child welfare, and related issues through clinical practice and research.

Website:
Phone:	(734) 998-9703 -
Location:	555 South Forest Street Ann Arbor, MI 48104-2531
Hours:
Eligibility:	The Clinic accepts requests for services from public social service agencies (such as the FIA or CPS), the courts, voluntary agencies (e.g. Catholic Social Services), mental health and other professionals, and occasionally from the family directly.
Appointments:	Referrals are taken from agencies, institutions, and attorneys.
Wait Time:
Payment:	Costs for services and payment method are negotiated with the referrer on a case-by-case basis. Contracts for services are signed. Treatment can be paid for under DHS Counseling Contract (COUN 04-99195; CAFAS Certification 9/2003)

Location and Affiliation

U-M Affiliated
Located in Ann Arbor
On Campus

Eligibility Information

Don't need to be enrolled student
Sliding Scale Fee Available

Treatment and Services

Initial Evaluation
Support Groups
Individual Psychotherapy
Family Psychotherapy
Cognitive Testing