Community Resources Directory

Connect with the Resources You Need

At Alano Club of Kent County, we know we can’t meet every need our club members have. That’s why we work with community organizations to make sure individuals can connect with the resources they need during their recovery, and for a thriving life.

The businesses below have generously supported our recovery community through donations, partnership, or a shared mission.

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Pine Rest provides treatment for substance use disorders at every care level to support the recovery journey, allowing individuals to “step-up” or “step-down” to match the level of intensity their recovery needs. All treatments are evidence-based, meaning that over time they have been tested and found to provide predictable outcomes and long-term recovery.

In addition, all our professional staff—psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, registered nurses, therapists and recovery coaches—are specially trained in treating substance use as well as mental health disorders.

When you call us, we’ll help you determine the right level of care for you or your loved one!

Pine Rest Psychiatric Urgent Care Center
300 68th Street SE
Building E, Entrance E1
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49548
616-455-9200
For ages 18+ needing an immediate psychiatric evaluation. Open daily for walk-ins except holidays. If you have Medicaid, please call ahead. Some plans require authorization for services.
Pine Rest Redwood Inpatient Unit
300 68th Street SE
Building E, Entrance E1
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49548
800-678-5500
For ages 18+. Integrated treatment for individuals diagnosed with both mental health and substance use disorders. Open daily. Calls answered 24/7 by clinical social workers.
Pine Rest Retreat Clinic
300 68th Street SE
Building B, Entrance B1
Grand Rapids, MI 49548
616-258-7500
Medically supervised residential detox, short-term residential, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient treatment, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), individual and group therapy, family services.
Outpatient & Telehealth Services
Individual Therapy
Click here to see locations
616-258-7500
Classes & Support Groups
Various locations in West Michigan and virtual
616-258-7500
Click here to see groups
Gradient

At JumpStart 2 Recovery we support all mental health clients, including those with Substance Use Disorder. We understand the struggle of not being understood and the weight of unexpressed needs. Our goal is to help you feel confident in your skin and reach your potential. With our expertise in Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder treatment, we'll be your ally throughout your journey to a better life.

Contact information:
Alexander T. Thompson LMSW CAADC
Owner/ Lead Therapist
[email protected]
Ph: 616-512-3210
Address:
Jumpstart 2  Recovery LLC
1345 Monroe Ave NW, Suite 323
Grand Rapids, MI 49505
Divine Mind

Divine Mind
Counseling and Consulting

We offer individual therapy for teens and adults within an LGBTQIA+ inclusive practice. I also provide couples therapy and specialize in substance use, bringing 15 years of experience to my practice. Additionally, we will soon be offering Matrescence GR, a unique postpartum coaching program designed to empower mothers through the transformative journey of motherhood. This program fosters a supportive, judgment-free community to help new mothers discover themselves in their roles, make confident parenting decisions, and build a strong support network.

Contact information:
Stephanie Hillebrand, LMSW, CAADC
(she/her)
Divine Mind Counseling and Consulting
Address:
1550 E. Beltline Ave SE Suite 155
Grand Rapids, MI 49506
[email protected]
616-666-3453

Exodus Place

We provide a hand up rather than a handout by equipping these men with physical, emotional, mental and spiritual tools for successful reintegration into the community. 

Phone Number: 616-242-9130
Email: [email protected]

We'll Save A Seat For You!

We are located at: 1020 College Ave NE | Grand Rapids, MI 49503

The Power of Recovery

“The roads to recovery are many, and the resolution of alcoholism by any method should be a cause for celebration by AA members.” — Bill Wilson

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