Insight Counseling Services

01/08/2026

Check out this free online workshop for couples and individuals who have dealt with betrayal.

An online event for those seeking to heal from shame related to betrayal.

11/07/2025

Did you know?

As the community faces increasing uncertainty, Neighborhood House wants local families to know that help is available. Serving residents of Rochester, Rochester Hills, Auburn Hills, Oakland Township and Addison Township, Neighborhood House has been a trusted partner for neighbors navigating challenging times for more than 50 years. The organization offers critical support with food, clothing and essential resources to help families regain stability.
Neighborhood House can help. Neighborhood House operates a Food Pantry stocked with nutritious shelf-stable items, dairy and frozen foods to ensure local families have what they need to prepare balanced meals. The Clothes Closet offers free clothing for adults and children, as well as household items such as bedding, coats and shoes.
Residents seeking assistance can begin by completing an enrollment form at www.ranh.org/potential-clients. Eligibility includes verification of identification, residency and income. The form includes a list of the basic documents needed to verify eligibility. Walk-ins are welcome at the Neighborhood House main office, 1720 S. Livernois Rd., Rochester Hills, Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. No appointment is required.
How the community can assist. Community support makes this work possible. Donations of nonperishable food, clothing and household goods are always welcome. Monetary donations provide the flexibility to meet the most pressing needs, helping Neighborhood House purchase food, maintain critical programs and offer short-term assistance to neighbors experiencing unexpected hardships.
Donations can be made online at https://go.ranh.org/holiday-appeal-2025 or dropped off at the Neighborhood House main office, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.–3 p.m.
For more information, visit www.ranh.org.

11/07/2025

Insight Counseling Services will be collecting food to help bridge the gap for those who depend on governmental assistance to feed their families. Non-perishable food can be dropped off at 3121 University Drive Suite 140 in Auburn Hills. We are in the University Village complex about 1/2 way between 75 and OU on University Drive. We have a receptionist available Monday-Thursday 9-4pm. If you would like to drop off food outside of those hours, please text Mary at 248-670-2860 and I can let you know if someone is in the office and the doors are open. As a friend said recently, this is a HUMAN need. Hungry kids won’t care if the food came from a Republican or Democrat. It’s time to help the people in our communities with real, immediate needs.

09/24/2025

Police Chief’s Message
NEW PROGRAM

I am pleased to announce our newly developed program-S.A.V.E.S. Project. S.A.V.E.S. stands for Special Needs, Autism, Vulnerable Persons, Elderly, and Safety. Our mission with the S.A.V.E.S Project is to strengthen the bonds between first responders and individuals living with cognitive or developmental challenges such as autism, dementia, or traumatic brain injuries. Through this program, we aim to foster understanding, improve communication, and ensure the safety of all community members.

The S.A.V.E.S. Project is more than just a program; it is a promise to our vulnerable neighbors that they are seen, valued, and protected. It comprises three key components designed to make a meaningful difference:

1. S.A.V.E.S Project ID
2. Blue Envelope Program
3. Community Education

S.A.V.E.S. Project ID
We will provide personalized QR-coded stickers for your loved ones, which can be affixed to belongings, clothing, or devices. If a loved one wanders or becomes lost, a trained officer can quickly scan the sticker and access critical information such as emergency contacts, medical details, or special needs to facilitate a safe and quick return.

Blue Envelope Program
For individuals with special needs or medical conditions who operate vehicles, they can register with us and will receive a S.A.V.E.S. packet for their convenience. They are instructed to place a copy of their license, registration, and proof of insurance, and an “About Me” form in the supplied blue envelope and place it on their car visor. Additionally, they are encouraged to display a S.A.V.E.S logo on their rear window. If stopped by law enforcement, the logo will serve as a visual cue, promoting understating, empathy, and patience. This aims to foster positive interactions and reduce stress during encounters. If any issues arise, officers will have immediate access to vital information within the blue envelope. In addition, the individuals will receive a traffic stop tip sheet.

The third component is community outreach. Our diverse organizational board will lead outreach efforts to educate officers and the public about supporting community members with cognitive and developmental challenges, including our elderly population. This education aims to promote awareness, understanding, and compassionate engagement.

This program is made possible through grants and generous donations, reflecting our community’s commitment to inclusivity and safety. We invite you to learn more at savesproject.com. or follow us on our Facebook at support@savesproject.com.

We are proud to be the only law enforcement agency in Michigan offering a program of this kind, and our hope is that every law enforcement agency in Michigan will adopt this initiative.

Thank you for your ongoing support and commitment to making our community a better place for all. Please share with everyone.

Chief George T. Rouhib Jr.
AKA: Chief George

08/25/2025

My great friend, Drew Boa, and founder of Husband Material just released his new book today. ThisisI an excellent resource for christian men struggling with pornogrography. It also has a workbook and is great for small groups. Check it out!

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06/11/2025

Mental health is IMPORTANT!! You matter even if you feel like you don’t. Feelings aren’t truth. They are just feelings-important, yes but not always true. Please reach out if you are struggling. There are people who care and are willing to walk WITH you through whatever you are going through. ❤️

06/01/2025

02/13/2025

02/03/2025

Two of Insight’s amazing therapists are hosting a workshop for parents about keeping your kids safe on the internet. This is a worthwhile investment in your children!!

Join us for a special Digital Safety for Parents of Children and Teens Workshop, led by licensed therapists Alyx Deaner and Luci Clark. This interactive event is designed to help parents and guardians understand the risks of social media and online presence with guidance on actionable steps to take. Link for more details and event registration in the comments

12/08/2024

Wise words for all of us!!!

11/19/2024

Understanding the difference.