New Oakland FACE to FACE™

Comprehensive care for every stage of your mental health journey

 

The Right Care . . . at the Right Time

FACE to FACE by New Oakland Family Centers is a comprehensive approach to mental health care designed to meet the unique needs of every individual and family. As an alternative to psychiatric hospitalization or a step-down from inpatient care, FACE to FACE offers a full range of psychiatric services and therapy in a compassionate and welcoming environment. With programs tailored to children, teens, and adults, FACE to FACE empowers individuals to overcome challenges, build resilience, and achieve emotional well-being.
To consider whether the FACE to FACE program may be right for you or someone you love, we have developed a 10-question survey to help assess how the program may be able to help.


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Customized<br />care

Customized
care

Adapting<br />with you

Adapting
with you

Exceptional<br />team

Exceptional
team

Focused<br />on change

Focused
on change

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FACE to FACE consists of several different treatment offerings and options. The FACE to FACE PHP was pioneered by New Oakland founder Dr. Ismail Sendi as an alternative to inpatient psychiatric hospitalization for adults and youth. Since that time more than 100,000 individuals across Michigan have been helped by the program’s intensive, innovative full-day, multi-day combination of psychiatric care, group, individual and family therapies. The FACE to FACE Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers many of the same clinical benefits as the PHP program, delivered with more flexible scheduling and duration. New Oakland also offers three specialty program adaptations of the FACE to FACE model—each tailored to meet the needs of individuals with needs for a higher level of care than traditional outpatient counseling.
Our Comprehensive Eating Recovery Vision (CERV) eating disorders program offers world-class care and eating disorders treatment in a rigorous non-residential setting. Built around the principles of the FACE to FACE Partial Hospital Program (PHP), New Oakland’s CERV treatment vision includes integration of leading strategies for coping with and overcoming the needs of eating disorders or all types.

 

Our SUSTAIN (Substance Use Treatment and Intervention) program for Substance Use Disorder is led by some of Michigan’s leading addiction medicine specialists and designed to address both the physical and behavioral causes that lead to substance abuse issues. The SUSTAIN program also seeks to integrate the same individual, group and family therapy approaches to healing that can be the foundation for long-term recovery.

 

New Oakland’s PROPEL Program (Professionals PHP for Engagement and Learning) adapts the established psychiatric and therapeutic tools and strategies of the FACE to FACE program to the unique needs of working professionals and others in demanding careers. The program is for adults who may benefit from therapeutic services and skills-building in a supportive, professional setting.
Flexible care paths

Flexible care paths

Seamlessly transition between therapy types as your needs evolve, ensuring continuous and effective support.

Comprehensive support

Comprehensive support

Integrated care that adapts to your mental health journey, from individual therapy to family sessions and group programs.

Key Questions

Face to Face is New Oakland’s comprehensive suite of mental health services, offering personalized therapy and support for all ages.

Anyone facing mental health challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, or family issues can benefit from this adaptable care.

Face to Face integrates individual, group, and family therapy, allowing seamless transitions as your mental health needs evolve.

Yes, the program emphasizes family support, offering counseling to strengthen relationships and create a nurturing environment for recovery.

Absolutely! The program is tailored for children, teens, and adults, ensuring age-appropriate care and support throughout every life stage.