- Get Help Now
- Crisis Services
Crisis Services
Get help right away if you or someone you know is in crisis. Find 24/7 support, emergency contacts, mobile crisis teams, and suicide prevention resources available across Oakland County. - Access (Non-Crisis) Support
Access (Non-Crisis) Support
Find support for mental health or substance use concerns that are not emergencies. Learn how to access services, connect with providers, and explore community resources available in Oakland County. - Self-Help & Coping Tools
Self-Help & Coping Tools
Explore tips and tools to support your mental health and well-being. Find simple strategies to manage stress, build resilience, and cope with everyday challenges. - Where Do I Begin?
Where Do I Begin?
Not sure where to start? Access Services helps you start getting care. You can call or meet with someone who will listen and help you find the right services. They will guide you through the next steps and answer your questions.
- Crisis Services
- Our Services
- Our Services
Our Services
OCHN helps individuals and families access trusted behavioral health and developmental services. Whether you’re seeking help for yourself or a loved one, we’ll guide you to the right care for your unique needs. - Integrated Care
Integrated Care
Offering whole-person, same-day care. No appointment needed! Come in for help with physical, behavioral or social health concerns and end your visit with a plan connecting you to ongoing support. - Family & Youth Support
Family & Youth Support
Discover services and programs designed for children, teens, and families. Find help with school, emotional wellness, and connecting to care and community resources. - Veteran Support
Veteran Support
Access resources and services created to support veterans and their families. Learn about mental health care, crisis help, and community programs available locally. - Employment Support
Employment Support
Find employment information and resources for community members. Access tools, training, and support services to help you succeed in your role and maintain well-being.
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- Learning & Training
- Information Hub
Tutorials
Learner/User (Individual)
Power User (Provider)
- Creating a user
- Enrolling Power User in Learning Plan
- Unenrolling users from courses/learning plans
- Changing user session enrollment for return demo
- Docebo Enrollment for Existing Staff Guidelines for enrolling existing staff (not NEW HIRE staff) into the Docebo LMS. Power Users should NOT assign an existing staff to a Learning Plan.
- Power User Support Request Form Instructions
Additional Info
- DSP Curriculum Crosswalk – Modules to Guides: This will explain which modules go with which State Training Guides.
- DSP Learning Plan Descriptions: Learning Plan options for DSPs within the OCHN learning environment.
- DSP Learning Plans with Course Assignments: This grid is intended to educate Power Users on which guides/classes/courses are part of individual Learning Plans.
- DSP Study Materials: This document contains study materials for DSPs/Power User review prior to participating in the Health and Medications Return Demonstrations.
What is a Direct Support Professional?
Direct Support Professionals (DSP) are the heart and soul of quality care for people in need. They help individuals lead more independent and fulfilled lives. Without their support, individuals would have greater challenges in reaching their dreams in life.
Consider becoming a Direct Support Professional If you want a meaningful career that impacts people, we need you!
On this page find links to jobs, resources, and information about this fulfilling career. Skill building and training are available. A Direct Support Professional can also be known as a direct caregiver/worker, caregiver, and support person. Learn about being a Direct Support Professional.