University Hospital Adult Inpatient Psychiatry Spaces
Located on the 9th floor, this unit provides diagnostic evaluations and comprehensive, individualized treatment for adults with serious psychiatric illnesses.
Spaces include:
- Dining room where patients in this inpatient unit often dine together as part of a therapeutic milieu approach.
- Dedicated rooms for group psychotherapy and psychosocial activities.
- Psychiatric Partial Hospitalization Program spaces, part of a nonresidential treatment program designed to avert hospitalizations or as a step-down level from an inpatient setting.
University Hospital
Explore Inpatient psychiatry spaces
The University of Michigan Adult Inpatient Psychiatry Spaces provide dedicated patient care areas for diagnosis, treatment, group activities and dining.
Group therapy sessions take place in a room like this one, and can include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Reflective Group Therapy, Psychoeducation, Music Therapy, Spiritual Care, etc.
Group psychotherapy often takes place in a room like this and is led by psychiatrists, social workers, activity therapists, and even members of the University’s spiritual care and music therapy teams.
Unit dining room
