Psychiatrist in Dearborn Heights

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Your mental health deserves attention and support now, not later. Connect with one of our experienced mental health providers and receive compassionate, personalized care tailored to your needs. We offer comprehensive psychiatric and mental health services, including ADHD evaluations, therapy, medication management, and more. Our team specializes in treating ADHD, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder, depression, and substance use disorders, helping you move toward lasting wellness with support every step of the way.

27270 Cherry Hill Rd, Dearborn Heights, MI, 48127 (734) 375-6900 Hours
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Modern Psych and Wellness Psychiatrist in Dearborn Heights (Cherry Hill Rd)

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9:00am – 6:00pm
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Services in Dearborn Heights, MI

Therapist for depression
ADHD Testing
Medication Management
Anxiety Therapist
Postpartum Depression Counseling
Social Anxiety Therapist
Medicaid Psychiatrist
PTSD Therapist

Languages Spoken

English, Arabic, Spanish

You don’t have to do this alone.

Schedule your initial evaluation at Modern Psych and Wellness and connect with a provider who truly listens. Whether you’re navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, or simply feeling overwhelmed, getting support early can make a lasting difference. Your first visit is a supportive, collaborative conversation focused on understanding your experiences and building a personalized plan for care. You don’t have to figure it out alone — support begins here.
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Meet Our Psychiatry Staff in Dearborn Heights, MI

Dr. Jamal Saleh – Clinical Supervisor, Psychiatry
Manal Jawad – Office Manager

What Our Patients Say

Our Insurances

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If you do not see your insurance listed above, please call our office and we may still be able to treat you at our clinic.

What to expect at your first visit

A welcoming, supportive space where you can feel comfortable sharing openly without fear of judgment.

Dedicated time with a provider who listens closely to your concerns, symptoms, and personal experiences.

A relaxed, collaborative conversation focused on understanding you, never a rushed or impersonal appointment.

A comprehensive review of your mental health history, medical background, lifestyle factors, and current challenges.

Clear guidance and next steps, including discussion of potential diagnoses, treatment options, and recommendations tailored to your needs.

An individualized care plan designed around your goals, preferences, and the support that feels right for you.

Getting to Our Office in Dearborn Heights, MI

Modern Psych and Wellness is conveniently located in Dearborn Heights, providing accessible mental health care for individuals and families throughout the surrounding communities, including Dearborn, Inkster, Garden City, and Westland.

We are located at 27270 Dix Toledo Road, just east of Inkster Rd. We are across the street from Family Dollar and Food Max Supermarket. We are next store to FastCareMD Urgent Care.

Parking Information

Our Dearborn Heights location provides on-site patient parking with over 20 spaces available. Parking is easily accessible and located just steps from our entrance, making every visit, whether for an initial evaluation or follow-up care, simple and stress-free.

Nearby Attractions

If you’re looking for things to do while you’re in the Dearborn Heights area we have you covered! The nearby Inkster Nature Trail is a favorite lunch time nature hangout for our providers. If you need a bite to eat while you’re in the area, we are big fans of Brothers Smokehouse Bar and BBQ a few doors down from us.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to bring anything to my first visit?

We require you to bring an ID and your health insurance. The more information you can provide to our team about your medical and psychiatric history the better. Most of this can be gathered during your initial evaluation, but be prepared to provide a list of your current medications.

Will I need medication?

This is entirely up to the expert opinion of the provider that evaluates you. Many conditions do not require medication while many others do. We implement the latest in evidence based practices to provide you with the highest standard of care.

Does insurance cover psychiatric services?

Yes. Nearly all insurances now cover a variety of psychiatric services. If you are unsure about your particular insurance you can u003ca href=u0022tel: (734) 375-6900u0022u003ecall our officeu003c/au003e to double check before scheduling a visit.

What’s the difference between a psychiatrist and a therapist?

A Psychiatrist is a medical doctor who specializes in diagnosis and treatment of mental health conditions. They prescribe medications and offer medical treatments to address issues.u003cbru003eu003cbru003eA Therapist, which includes psychologists and counselors, focus on talk therapy to help clients manage and understand their emotions, behaviors, and thoughts.

How often do I need appointments?

This will depend on your particular condition and the personalized treatment plan that you are on.

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Take Control of Your Mental Health

Your first appointment can be the moment things start to feel more manageable.
Meeting with a psychiatrist is a supportive, judgment-free step toward clarity, relief, and feeling more like yourself again. You’ll leave with a clear plan, a better understanding of what’s going on, and the reassurance that you don’t have to navigate this alone. When you’re ready, taking this step can be the beginning of real change.

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