Kadima Mental Health Services

Upcoming Events

Bright Nights: Understanding Bipolar Disorder

Event Details This year's Bright Nights Community Forum Series will be held at the Berman Center for Performing Arts on Monday, March 18th. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. with a community...

Kadima Annual Gardening Day

Gardening Day is a one-day opportunity for families, local businesses and community groups to volunteer with Kadima and have an impact. Volunteers work on the gardens at several homes,...

Community Reflections

A Night to Celebrate and Inspire Moving Forward Together

Awards51

Written By: Eric Adelman

Recently, we celebrated my favorite night of the year: Kadima’s Community Awards Night. As the start of a new year for Kadima, it is opportunity to reflect on how far we’ve come and what we have planned ahead. It is an evening that inspires me, long after the celebration....

More Than a Diagnosis- Reflections from a JOIN Intern

Dalia Dalia Rubenstein is the 2018 JOIN Intern for Kadima. Dalia is going to be a junior at Michigan State University and is studying Psychology.

Written by: Dalia Rubenstein

Kadima means forward and that’s exactly what this internship did; it helped me to move forward. Lessons I’ve learned here will stick with me when I’m moving on to a career after college. I knew I wanted to have an internship this summer and being that I’m passionate about mental health advocacy, I thought Kadima would be a good fit for me. I was right....

Latest News

Save the Date: Jewish Book Fair (11/3-11/14)

Jewish News - Bipolar Disorder April 2018

Community forum to bring more understanding:

https://thejewishnews.com/2018/04/12/bipolar-disorder/

Save the Date: Understanding Bipolar Disorder (4/25)

Pitt Fund Loan

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Comission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities
CARF is an independent nonprofit organization whose focus is to ensure services meet client needs for quality and the best possible outcomes. Kadima’s renewed CARF accreditation in June 2015 states that the agency is “dedicated and committed to improve the quality of the lives of persons served...that services, personnel and documentation clearly indicate an established pattern of practice excellence”.