Radical Well-Being Center

Radical Well-Being Center Outpatient mental health services for Michiganders.

Another successful work party  Thank you team!!
01/25/2026

Another successful work party Thank you team!!

Posted  •  You are capable. Capacity fluctuates and that’s ok.
01/23/2026

Posted • You are capable. Capacity fluctuates and that’s ok.

Welcome Dan Liebergot, Counseling InternPronouns: They/He! Bio: My name is Dan Liebergot, they/he (lee-bur-gott). I am a...
01/20/2026

Welcome Dan Liebergot, Counseling Intern
Pronouns: They/He!

Bio: My name is Dan Liebergot, they/he (lee-bur-gott). I am a queer/trans artist with abolitionist and non-hierarchical frameworks as my guiding principles. As a therapist I value working with individuals and couples and striving for collective healing. I am currently pursuing my Master’s in Social Work at the University of Michigan.
Prior to returning to school, I worked in art museums photographing art and archives in Texas then New York City. I was raised in Houston, Texas but call New York my home.

My areas of focus and specializations are sexuality, gender-identity, complex trauma, religious trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship dynamics, polyamory, relationship anarchy, uncoupling, family estrangement, kink/BDSM, and grief.

I integrate trauma-responsive care, somatic, narrative, relational, mindfulness, social justice/justice-centered theories in my practice.

My Interests: I find joy and healing in nature, hiking, making things with my hands, wood carving, magik/tarot, woodsy scents, sweet treats, & sushi!

Ages: Adults 18+

Currently accepting telehealth (Zoom) clients with limited in-person availability. Can accept Medicaid and sliding scale

Get  •  And when it feels like the world is losing its moral compass, start by strengthening your own: choose empathy, c...
01/12/2026

Get • And when it feels like the world is losing its moral compass, start by strengthening your own: choose empathy, choose nuance, choose to keep caring

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01/04/2026

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Get  •  It’s time for the next Less/More list! I like to try to line them up so the ‘less’ has a sort of intentional lin...
12/31/2025

Get • It’s time for the next Less/More list! I like to try to line them up so the ‘less’ has a sort of intentional link or thread into the ‘more’ item, across from it.

Get  •  The holidays can bring up a mix of emotions, & dialectics help us make sense of that. Dialectics means two seemi...
12/25/2025

Get • The holidays can bring up a mix of emotions, & dialectics help us make sense of that. Dialectics means two seemingly opposite things can be true at the same time. There’s no “right” way to feel. Your emotional experience can be layered & still valid.
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Here are some holiday truths that can coexist:
-You can feel joy for the season and grief for what’s changed.
-You can enjoy traditions and create new ones that fit who you are now.
-You can feel grateful and still struggle with your mental health.
-You can want connection and choose quiet, restorative time alone.
-You can be doing your best and not feel “festive” all the time.
-You can appreciate your family and need space from them.

12/25/2025
Looking for community support in January and February? Libby Hale, MSW, will be running a series of peer-led support gro...
12/23/2025

Looking for community support in January and February? Libby Hale, MSW, will be running a series of peer-led support groups at RadWell featuring several unique and interesting topics! Spaces are limited, so scan the QR code next to each topic to learn more and register now!

Get  •  The nature of crisis is that many of us go blank under pressure. What we’ve learned in the past about supporting...
12/21/2025

Get • The nature of crisis is that many of us go blank under pressure. What we’ve learned in the past about supporting someone through a mental health crisis may fly out the window when an actual crisis occurs. ⁠

This visual alternative to an RO-DBT* crisis checklist is designed to be fun to review and easy-to-remember- a strategy that can help when it really counts, since visual learning involves more parts of the brain and leads to better recall under pressure

*This Mental Health Crisis response model was developed as part of RO-DBT therapy, which is specifically designed to serve individuals with high self-control and low impulsivity. All items on the list may not be safe, appropriate, or applicable to everyone experiencing a mental health crisis, and if you’re not sure, or feel in over your head, reach out for support, offer referrals, and/or stay with someone, call 988 together, and get connected to support and resources.⁠


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Get  •  Saying ‘NO’ doesn’t make you difficult…it makes you healthy. The holidays come with pressure, expectations, and ...
12/10/2025

Get • Saying ‘NO’ doesn’t make you difficult…it makes you healthy. The holidays come with pressure, expectations, and old patterns, but this year, you get to choose what supports your peace!!

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Southfield, MI
48076

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Welcome to our adventure in healing and community!

Radical Well-Being Center believes in the value of every individual, affirms lived experience, and recognizes the impact of stress, trauma, and oppression on people, our community, and our environment. We offer mental, spiritual, and physical well-being services. Self-acceptance is a radical act. Self-love is a revolution. Be radical. Be revolutionary. Be you. You are welcome here.