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LCCMH provides mental health care through a variety of services to promote complete wellness. Call our ACCESS hotline 24/7 at (888) 225-4447.

If you are in crisis, experiencing suicidal thoughts, or need immediate help, please do not post on our page. For in-person crisis intervention call us at (810) 667-0500. Lapeer County reserves the right to remove inappropriate comments including those that are discriminatory, obscene, or sexual in nature, threaten or defame an individual or entity, support or oppose political candidates or businesses, violate intellectual property rights of another party, promote illegal activity or commercial products or services or are not related to the topic in the original posting.

02/18/2026

This Black History Month, we are highlighting Black pioneers, clinicians, researchers, and advocates whose contributions have shaped the field of mental health. Throughout February, we are sharing spotlights on individuals whose work advanced research, improved treatment, and helped move mental health care toward greater equity and understanding.

This Black History Month, we honor Bebe Moore Campbell — an author, journalist, and mental health advocate who worked tirelessly to reduce stigma surrounding mental illness in Black communities.

She co-founded NAMI–Urban Los Angeles to improve access to culturally responsive mental health education and support. In recognition of her lasting impact, Congress designated Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month in her honor. Her legacy continues to inspire conversations about mental health, hope, and healing.

We celebrate Bebe Moore Campbell and the lasting impact of her work and we remain committed to advancing equitable, evidence-based mental health care for all.

02/17/2026

Today is Random Acts of Kindness Day ✨
In a world where you can be anything, be kind.

Kindness matters more than we realize, especially for mental health. A small act, a kind word, or simply listening can help someone feel seen, supported, and a little less alone.

Remember that kindness counts when it is directed inward too. Be gentle with yourself today. 💙

02/16/2026

Happy Presidents' Day!
Today we honor the leaders who have shaped our nation and reflect on the values of service, leadership, and unity.

Reminder: Our offices are closed today in observance of the holiday. If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, support is still available. Call 810-667-0500 for immediate crisis support.

02/14/2026

Roses are red, violets are blue — your mental health matters, and you do too. 🩵💚
This Valentine’s Day, show yourself some love and reach out if you need support. We’re here to help.
If you are in need of crisis support, please call us at 810-667-0500 at any time.

02/13/2026

In observance of Presidents' Day, our offices will be closed on Monday, February 16th, 2026.
If you need immediate crisis support during this time, please call 810-667-0500.
We will reopen during normal business hours on Tuesday.

02/12/2026

This Black History Month, we are highlighting Black pioneers, clinicians, researchers, and advocates whose contributions have shaped the field of mental health. Throughout February, we are sharing spotlights on individuals whose work advanced research, improved treatment, and helped move mental health care toward greater equity and understanding.

This Black History Month, we honor Dr. Dexter R. Voisin, Ph.D., MSW, LCSW — a social work scientist and professor whose research focuses on how interpersonal, community, and structural violence impact the mental health of racialized youth.

Dr. Voisin’s work highlights resilience, protective factors, and evidence-based interventions that support healing and positive development. His widely cited research has helped shape cross-disciplinary understanding of trauma and informs practices that promote equity and improved mental health outcomes.

We celebrate Dr. Voisin and the lasting impact of his work and we remain committed to advancing equitable, evidence-based mental health care for all.

02/11/2026

No expiration date. No minimum purchase.
Just simple reminders to be kind to yourself. 💚🩵
Which self-love coupon are you redeeming first?

02/10/2026

This Black History Month, we are highlighting Black pioneers, clinicians, researchers, and advocates whose contributions have shaped the field of mental health. Throughout February, we are sharing spotlights on individuals whose work advanced research, improved treatment, and helped move mental health care toward greater equity and understanding.

This Black History Month, we honor Shirley F. Marks, M.D., a trailblazing psychiatrist and the second African American woman to graduate from Harvard Medical School.

Dr. Marks devoted her career to working with individuals experiencing trauma, depression, and suicidal thoughts, while also advocating for greater cultural awareness and inclusion within psychiatry. Her leadership helped push the field toward more compassionate, equitable, and culturally responsive mental health care.

We celebrate Dr. Marks and the lasting impact of her work and we remain committed to advancing equitable, evidence-based mental health care for all.

02/08/2026

🏈 Happy Super Bowl Sunday!

Wins come and go, but your mental health matters every day. Protect your mind — it’s your most valuable player. Take care of yourself.

Remember, if you or someone you know is in need of crisis support please reach out to us at 810-667-0500.

02/05/2026

More self-love this February. 🩵💚
Small acts of kindness toward yourself can make a big difference. You are worthy of care, patience, and compassion!

02/03/2026

This Black History Month, we are highlighting Black pioneers, clinicians, researchers, and advocates whose contributions have shaped the field of mental health. Throughout February, we will be sharing spotlights on individuals whose work advanced research, improved treatment, and helped move mental health care toward greater equity and understanding.

This Black History Month, we honor Dr. Solomon Carter Fuller (1872–1953), the first Black psychiatrist in the United States and a true pioneer in mental health.

Dr. Fuller was a groundbreaking physician, neuropathologist, and researcher whose early work helped advance understanding of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. At a time when opportunities for Black physicians were severely limited, he built a legacy of scientific excellence and dedication to patient care.

His contributions helped shape modern psychiatry and opened doors for future generations of Black clinicians and researchers.

We celebrate Dr. Fuller and the lasting impact of his work and we remain committed to advancing equitable, evidence-based mental health care for all.

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1570 Suncrest Drive
Lapeer, MI
48446

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18106670500

Website

http://www.lapeercmh.org/

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Lapeer County Community Mental Health embraces an integrated system of care. Recognizing all people have potential, we promote the health and well-being of individuals, families, and communities using evidence-based practices. Focusing on prevention and early intervention, Lapeer County Community Mental Health supports life-long learning to fulfill dreams and gives hope for the future.