Joanna Quigley, M.D., FAAP, MC3 Core Services Director and Pediatric Medical Director, was quoted in a recent article published by Psychiatry Online. The article covers
Results from a recent survey conducted by the American Academy of Pediatrics highlight the important role played by primary care pediatricians (PCPs) in diagnosing and
MC3 was highlighted in a recent Detroit News opinion piece about maternal and infant mental health support in Michigan. Read it below or view the
The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) celebrated Mental Health Awareness Month this May by highlighting some of their services available to families. This includes
Carmen Harrison is a Community Engagement and Outreach Professional with the Zero to Thrive program and MC3. She was profiled in the Michigan Medicine Headlines as part
Learn how MC3 can help providers close gaps in mental health care, and read about MC3’s latest news, resources, and upcoming events.
Effective treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) begins with effective testing. However, when managing a patient with potential behavioral health needs, knowing where to send them
Concentrate, a Detroit-based digital news magazine, recently published an article discussing the different programs and organizations in Michigan that support maternal mental health care. MC3
Black Maternal Health Week, a campaign founded by the Black Mamas Matter Alliance (BMMA) and now in its 10th year, is an opportunity to raise
Browse MC3’s latest resources for treating substance use in youth, including upcoming and recorded trainings, screening tools, and family handouts.
Joanna Quigley, M.D., FAAP, MC3 Core Services Director and Pediatric Medical Director, recently co-authored a research article focusing on how primary care and psychiatry can
Jessica Pierce, M.D., M.Sc., Clinical Assistant Professor, U-M Department of Psychiatry, and an MC3 consulting psychiatrist who supports school-based consultations, was recently quoted in a
The Michigan Health Endowment Fund recently released an updated report on Access to Behavioral Health Care in Michigan. The report includes data from 2022 as
Social workers are often referred to as the “unsung heroes” of the health care industry. At MC3, where social workers are integral to the services
Jessica Pierce, M.D., M.Sc., Clinical Assistant Professor, U-M Department of Psychiatry, and an MC3 consulting psychiatrist who supports school-based consultations, recently authored an article for
Resources for National Eating Disorders Awareness Week “Unfortunately, even with the most evidence-based treatments, the full recovery rate for eating disorders remains lower than desired
Virtual Education for Emergency & Crisis Services Web-based virtual training | There is no fee to attend this activity Practical Strategies to Support Youth at
The MC3 team shared highlights from the past year, including new services, expanded education, and updated resources, in the web-based 2025 Annual Report. View the
Learn how MC3 connects perinatal patients to mental health support, and read about MC3’s latest news, resources, and upcoming events.
Families and children across the country, and now in the state of Michigan, have been heavily impacted by recent deportations. To provide support to the
A five-part series featuring clinical experts addressing youth suicide prevention Screening and assessing suicide risk is a core component of prevention. As a primary care provider,
We’d like to recognize Dr. Lia Gaggino, a tireless advocate for children’s mental health both within her roles at the American Academy of Pediatrics, nationally
Nasuh Malas, M.D., M.P.H., MC3 Emergency & Crisis Services Clinical Lead, was recently on the Speak Our Minds podcast for their series Voices of Change:
Learn how MC3 leadership has recently changed, and read about MC3’s latest news, resources, and upcoming events.
Nasuh Malas, M.D., M.P.H., MC3 Emergency Services Clinical Lead, recently authored an article, “We Can Stop Teen Suicide,” published by Scientific American. The article discusses
MC3 welcomes Dr. Joanna Quigley as its new Pediatric Medical Director, effective October 1, 2025. Dr. Quigley brings a wealth of expertise to this position,
October 3, 2025 We are thrilled and relieved to share that the Michigan legislature has approved the state budget. It includes funding for MC3. It is undeniable
The MC3 Program Team congratulates MC3’s first Program Director, Anne Kramer, on her retirement, effective October 1, 2025. After completing her Master’s degree in social
October is all about mental health, with the following awareness events taking place: ADHD Awareness Month Depression Awareness Month Mental Illness Awareness Week, Oct. 6–12
Take action to preserve MC3’s funding September 4, 2025 Last week, Michigan’s House of Representatives passed its proposed budget for FY 2026, making drastic cuts
A recent statement from the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry provides recommendations for the comprehensive treatment of youth with mental health needs, highlighting
Learn more about how to assess suicide risk in your patients and how to support their mental health by exploring our curated resources.
A message from Dr. Maria Muzik, MC3 Perinatal Medical Director Message updated on October 28, 2025. Updated text is in italics. Dear perinatal colleagues
Learn how MC3 is supporting Michigan families in times of uncertainty through collaboration and partnership, and read about MC3’s latest news, resources, and upcoming events.
MC3 is excited to welcome its new administrative leader, Jenni Lane! Jenni Lane has over twenty years of experience in health care improvement, bringing innovative
MC3’s Emergency & Crisis Services Consultation was referenced in this Michigan Medicine Health Lab article written by Kara Gavin. Link to original article. Whether it’s