Mental Health Awareness Month
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and here at Plymouth Psych Group, we know just how important that is.
More Snow?! We’re Closing Early
Due to another big snow fall here in the metro, we will be closing our office at 4:00pm today. All evening appointments and groups will be cancelled. The concern we have for both our staff members and our clients during incliment weather situations is our top priority on days like today. We will resume with regular business hours again tomorrow morning. Wishing everyone a warm and safe evening!
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