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516 Linn Street Allegan, MI 49010
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Allegan County - Community Mental Health, Prevention Services

Allegan County - Community Mental Health, Prevention Services is a Counselor facility at 516 Linn Street in Allegan, MI.
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516 Linn Street, Allegan, MI 49010
Services Allegan County - Community Mental Health, Prevention Services offers counseling at 516 Linn Street, Allegan, MI 49010 in Allegan, MI.

Please call Allegan County - Community Mental Health, Prevention Services at (269) 686-8692 to schedule an appointment in Allegan, MI and to get more information about the counseling services offered.
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Whan patients go to Allegan County Community Mental Health for services they're only agenda is to heavily prescribe drugs. Patients are not told the truth about of the very serious side effects, or dangerous adverse reactions. They inform patients it's 'just fine' to abruptly stop their addictive medications throwing patients into mental anguish of withdrawals while blaming them on the patients 'underlying' mental illness when this is the farthest thing from the truth. Dr. Gajari freely prescribes multiple drugs to patients yet ACCMH has no Psychiatric Drug Withdrawal program in place to assure that if patients choose to not take the very drugs that are causing they're depression, anxiety, panic attacks, insomnia, and migraines, all common adverse effects, patients are left to their own devices on how to safely withdrawal from the addictive drugs they prescribe. And we are not doctors, they are. When they prescribe drugs, expect to become a patient for life.
by sandra xxx.xxx.126.8
November 11, 2015