Mental Health Resources

Beaumont Health is committed to the health and wellbeing of all our physicians, including our residents and fellows. There are numerous options available for those seeking assistance.

If you, your spouse/partner, or dependents are feeling distressed, depressed, anxious or experiencing personal or professional stress that doesn’t require immediate or urgent care:

If you are in crisis, call 988 or text “Home” to 741741 to reach a crisis counselor 24/7 at the National Crisis Lifeline. Alternatively, go to the nearest emergency department for emergency mental health services
Employee Assistance Program (provided by Ulliance) offers free and confidential counseling is available to you, your spouse/partner, and your dependents. Consultation is available 24/7 at 844-684-3422 or at LifeAdvisorEAP.com
- Provides short-term, focused, behaviorally-oriented treatment in-person, virtually, or by phone
- Will also help with referrals if psychiatric care, substance abuse care, or longer-term care is needed
Text, call, or email Dr. Amy Williams, director of Behavioral Health, for non-emergent needs for consultation, additional referrals or resources at 947-227-0014.
Corewell Health East Employee Health Plan members
- Confidential, self-referral through Priority Health available 24/7 for help with referral at 1-866-518-1769 or search for a provider here.
- Provides psychiatric services (M.D. and D.O. as well as Ph.D. and Psy.D. level providers). Co-pays and deductibles may apply.

If you are feeling extremely distressed, in crisis, suicidal, unable to keep yourself safe, feel out of control, or in need of immediate help:

Call 988 or text “Home” to 741741 to reach a crisis counselor 24/7 at the National Crisis Lifeline
Common Ground Resource and Crisis Center
- Call 800-231-1127 for the Common Ground 24/7 Crisis Line

Visit behavioralhealthurgentcare.org for online Behavioral Health Urgent Care where you will be connected with a licensed psychiatric healthcare provider
Go to the nearest emergency department for emergency mental health services.

If you would like to speak with someone about alcohol or drug issues:

Maplegrove
- Confidential, self-referral in West Bloomfield
- Call for a confidential consultation at 248-661-6100.
- Provides evaluations and both inpatient and outpatient treatment programs, will work with your insurance

Michigan Health Professionals Recovery Program (HPRP)
- Confidential, self-referral for evaluation, referral and case management, call 800-453-3784, weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Designed to encourage health professionals to seek treatment before their impairment harms a patient or damages their careers through disciplinary or regulatory action. More information at hprp.org
Employee Assistance Program (provided by Ulliance) will be able to direct you to additional local resources. Confidential consultation is available 24/7 at 844-684-3422 or at lifeadvisoreap.com.

If you are a survivor of interpersonal violence or domestic abuse:

Oakland County - Haven provides 24/7 crisis line and shelter by calling 877-922-1274 or 248-334-1274
- Additional resources and live chat can be found on the website at haven-oakland.org

Wayne County – First Step provides 24/7 crisis line and shelter by calling 734-722-6800
- Additional resources can be found on the website at firststep-mi.org/get-help/
National Domestic Violence Hotline - 800-799-7233 (SAFE) to reach confidential crisis intervention and referrals to local programs 24/7. This Hotline is available in 139 languages
Michigan Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence website at mcedsv.org and click on “Hotline Chat” to connect with a counselor or “Find Help” to find resources and services near you

If you are a survivor of sexual assault or abuse:

National Sexual Assault hotline - 800-656-4673 (HOPE) or chat online at rainn.org/get-help to reach support and services 24/7
Oakland County - Haven provides 24/7 crisis line by calling 877-922-1274 or 248-334-1274
- Additional resources and live chat can be found on the website at haven-oakland.org/
Wayne County – First Step provides 24/7 crisis line by calling 734-722-6800
- Additional resources can be found on the website at firststep-mi.org/get-help/
Michigan Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence website at mcedsv.org and click on “Hotline Chat” to connect with a counselor or “Find Help” to find resources and services near you.

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If you would like to speak with someone regarding these resources or any other wellness related matter including concerns about a colleague, please contact Dr. Amy Williams, director, Behavioral Health.

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