Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Horizon Pathways Wellness

What services does Horizon provide?

Horizon provides nonclinical, trauma-informed, community-based services including:

  • Community Resource Navigation
  • Youth & Family Support
  • Referral Coordination
  • Family Engagement
  • Psychoeducation
  • Community-Based Support
  • Outreach & Engagement
  • Care / Service Coordination

See our Services page for detailed descriptions.

Who does Horizon serve?

Horizon serves:

  • Children, adolescents, and adults
  • Families and caregivers
  • Youth involved with child welfare or juvenile justice
  • Young adults transitioning toward independence
  • Individuals and families affected by trauma or community violence
  • Individuals navigating complex community systems
  • Individuals facing barriers to employment or independence
Can agencies refer individuals and families?

Yes! Agencies, professionals, schools, courts, healthcare systems, and community organizations can refer individuals and families. We have a simple referral process. Contact us at 313-284-3843 or visit our contact page.

Does Horizon partner with government agencies?

Yes. Horizon works with county and state agencies including juvenile justice programs, child welfare organizations, social services departments, and community health programs. We're open to exploring contracted services, pilots, and collaborative programs.

Does Horizon work with youth involved in child welfare or juvenile justice?

Yes. We have specific experience and commitment to supporting youth in foster care, youth involved in the juvenile justice system, and families navigating child welfare systems. We understand the complex needs of these populations and work collaboratively with agencies serving them.

Does Horizon provide community-based services?

Yes. Our entire service model is community-based, nonclinical support designed to strengthen individuals and families within their neighborhoods and existing community systems.

Does Horizon provide psychotherapy?

Horizon is currently developing expanded clinical behavioral-health services through appropriately licensed professionals. Contact Horizon for current service availability.

Can Horizon provide contracted programming?

Yes. We're open to contracted services with counties, agencies, schools, healthcare systems, and other organizations. Partnership structures may include contracted supportive services, subcontracting, program partnerships, youth and family programming, resource-navigation services, community outreach, or pilot programs.

How can an organization discuss a partnership?

Organizations interested in partnership opportunities can:

We're happy to discuss how we can collaborate to serve your community better.

What is Horizon's approach to trauma?

We take a trauma-informed approach to all our work, recognizing that trauma affects individuals and families across emotional well-being, relationships, family functioning, school, employment, and daily living. Our services are designed to support healing after trauma and rebuilding with supportive resources and community connections.

What is your service area?

Horizon's primary service area is Metro Detroit and Southeast Michigan. Contact us to discuss potential expansion or specific service needs in your area.

How is confidentiality handled?

We maintain confidentiality of all service information and comply with applicable laws regarding privacy and information sharing. We'll discuss confidentiality, mandated reporting requirements, and information-sharing agreements with all referral sources and participants.

Does Horizon accept insurance or government funding?

Contact us directly to discuss funding options, payment models, and how we can work within your agency's existing agreements or payment structures.

How do I get capability information or pricing?

Agencies, government offices, and vendor contacts needing service overviews, capability statements, pricing, or other organizational information can request this through our contact form or by calling 313-284-3843.

What qualifications do Horizon's staff have?

Horizon staff bring extensive professional experience working with children, families, and community systems, including backgrounds in child welfare, foster care, family engagement, resource coordination, behavioral health settings, and community-based support. We collaborate with appropriately credentialed professionals where services require specific licensure.

Is Horizon a nonprofit or for-profit?

Horizon Pathways Wellness LLC is a for-profit community-based service organization dedicated to connecting individuals and families with supportive services, community resources, referrals, and practical assistance.

Still have questions?

We're happy to help. Reach out to our team directly.

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