
Trauma Recovery
Center of Southeast Michigan
The Trauma Recovery Center of Southeast
Michigan is being established as a joint venture involving Wayne State
University School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral
Neurosciences, its clinical service group (Wayne State University Physician
Group—Psychiatry), and the Arab American Chaldean Council.

The Center is
organized to assist survivors of torture and war trauma, and their families, to
heal and rebuild their lives. We offer a
variety of services including:
Ø Information
and referral
Ø Screening
and assessment
Ø Individual
and group counseling
Ø Psychiatric
services
Ø Care
coordination for health care, legal, and other supportive services


The
staff and program design offers a high level of expertise in health care,
mental health, case management, social services, vocational, and legal aid to assist
individuals who have experienced unimaginable trauma to re-establish hope and
trust; to build a life by calling upon personal strengths and courage with the
support and caring of the community and The Center.
In addition, The
Center is pursuing building the capacity of other providers to respond to the
needs of torture survivors. By enhancing and building service capacity through
training and education of health care professionals, community resources are
established to assist the large number of individuals needing support and
healing in Southeast Michigan.
Learn more about our individual
organizations by following the links below:
WSUPG-Psychiatry
http://www.med.wayne.edu/psychiatry/UPG%20Website/index.html
Arab American Chaldean Council
The
Trauma Recovery Center is funded in part by:
Department
of Health and Human Services
Administration
for Children and Families
Office
of Refugee Resettlement
Application
for HHS-2009-ACF-ORR-ZT-0050
CFDA
Number: 93.604
Services
for Survivors of Torture Program:
Assistance
to Torture Survivors Through Direct Services