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LGBTQ+ Addiction CE Training | Mark McMillan, CAADC | Therapy Express

LGBTQ+ Addiction CE Training: Mark McMillan, CAADC Presents at Therapy Express December 2026 · McMillan Behavioral Health and Addiction Services · Ferndale, MI We’re proud to share that Mark McMillan, LMSW, CAADC has been selected to present a continuing education training for Therapy Express, a national CE platform for mental health professionals. Register for the

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Navigating mental health treatment options

If you are still having questions about starting therapy or what to expect, here is an excellent article explaining that process. Hopefully it will answer your questions. As always, please feel free to contact us at any time for more information. theconversation.com, July 8, 2024 Author: Bryan Cochran Professor of Psychology and Director of Clinical

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Featured in Oakland County Times

Featured in Oakland County Times Elizabeth Schanz, April 9, 2024 Understanding and Experience Drive Therapist Mark McMillian’s Practice Ferndale, MI- McMillan Behavioral Health and Addiction Services (MBHS) is a private psychotherapy practice located in Ferndale, Michigan. MBHS offers services including addiction counseling, men’s group counseling for male-identifying people who are healing from past childhood sexual

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Ferndale Pride 2024

Ferndale Pride 2024 Saturday, June 1, 2024 McMillan Behavioral Health and Addiction Services is once again sponsoring the Sober Space/Recovery Booth during Ferndale Pride It will be near the intersection of Nine Mile & Allen Streets (across from Huntington Bank). Hours from 1 pm to 8 pm. Stop by to say “Hi” and pick up

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Spiritual Abuse and Trauma Informed Care with LGBTQ+ Clients

I first became aware of Trauma Informed Care (TIC) at a breakout presentation during the National Conference on Addiction Disorder (NCAD) a few years back. Upon return to my practice is when I began to more clearly appreciate the extent of trauma in the histories of the clients I was treating. I sought out more formal training

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