What's New at RCBM This June

June is PTSD Awareness Month — a time to recognize that trauma can affect the mind and body long after an experience has passed.

PTSD may impact sleep, mood, concentration, relationships, and daily functioning. At RCBM, we provide evidence-based trauma treatment in a safe, supportive environment.

Healing is possible — and no one has to navigate it alone.

Learn More About PTSD Treatment

Understanding EMDR Therapy

EMDR is a structured, evidence-based therapy that helps people process traumatic experiences and reduce their emotional impact.

In this video, Judith C. Redmond, LPC, LLP, CAADC, explains how EMDR works and why it can be helpful for PTSD, anxiety, and trauma-related symptoms.

Learn More About EMDR

Men’s Heart Month

June is Men’s Health Month, a good reminder for men to check in on both physical and emotional well-being. Heart disease remains a leading health concern, and factors like nutrition, stress, sleep, and mental health all play an important role in long-term heart health.

RCBM’s registered dietitians can help patients build realistic, sustainable habits that support heart health without feeling restrictive or overwhelming.

Learn More About Medical Nutrition Therapy

RCBM's Medabolic Program Featured in Hour Detroit's 2026 Health Guide

We're proud to share that RCBM's Medabolic Program was recently featured in Hour Detroit's 2026 Health Guide in an article titled "Losing Well."

The article highlights how our registered dietitians help patients build sustainable habits while using GLP-1 medications. Their message is simple: successful weight management isn't just about eating less—it's about supporting metabolism, preserving muscle, building healthy routines, and improving overall well-being.

The feature also highlights Medabolic's multidisciplinary approach, bringing together medical providers, dietitians, and therapists to support patients with both the physical and emotional aspects of weight management.

Read the Full Feature

Meet Our Trauma-Informed Care Team

Meet the clinicians behind RCBM’s trauma-informed care.

Our trauma-focused team helps patients navigate PTSD, anxiety, and complex emotional experiences with compassion and evidence-based treatment. Their goal is to help patients feel safe, supported, and empowered as they move forward.

Participate in a Parental Quality of Life Research Survey

Are you the parent of a 6-17-year-old taking Jornay PM® or another extended-release stimulant medication for ADHD?

(Examples include: Vyvanse, Concerta, Focalin XR, Mydayis, Dyanvel XR, or any generic equivalents)

RCBM, in conjunction with Oakland University, is conducting a study on the quality of life of parents whose children are receiving treatment for ADHD.

What’s involved?

✔ One brief online survey

✔ No changes to your child’s treatment

✔ Earn $20 for participation

Only one parent/caregiver per household, please.

For questions about this research, please contact rpowell@rcbm.net.

Learn more and see if you qualify