Parkside Family Counseling

Located on West Maumee Street near US-223 in Adrian, Parkside Family Counseling serves children, teens, adults, and families across Lenawee County. The center treats depression, anxiety, trauma, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), gender identity concerns, and substance use disorders (SUD). Services range from outpatient counseling to intensive home-based therapy and school-based support. Families and individuals benefit from counseling, recovery groups, and peer mentoring, creating opportunities for healing and stability within the community.

Grow Resilience In Safe Spaces

Parkside uses an evidence-based, individualized approach that emphasizes relationships, hope, and resilience. Therapy options include individual, group, and family counseling, alongside trauma-focused care for survivors of sexual harm. Substance use services integrate peer recovery coaching, case management, and supportive engagement groups. Each plan is guided by ongoing assessment, ensuring clients receive care that helps them build lasting emotional health, stronger connections, and the skills to thrive in daily life.

Empower Teens Toward Brighter Futures

Families find meaningful support through Parkside’s unique programs, such as intensive home-based therapy, which provides 24/7 access to therapists for youth referred by the Lenawee County Juvenile Court or the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). School-based counseling extends the safety net for students in partnership with the Lenawee Intermediate School District (ISD). Specialized groups empower teens coping with depression, families navigating substance use, and survivors of sexual assault. Parkside strengthens families and inspires hope for long-term positive change by combining therapy, community education, and collaboration.