Asking for help is the first and most important step in taking care of your mental wellbeing.
When you come to The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester, you’ll find a full support team able to recognize and treat your individual needs. Our services are accessible to you regardless of age, situation or ability to pay, and you will always get an appointment.
No matter what you’re going through, you don’t have to go through it alone. Find mental wellness, with us.
Get the Help You Need
Our on-staff experts combine their extensive knowledge and the latest scientific research with a thorough evaluation of your unique circumstance to ensure we provide the highest quality of care.
Research Your Care
We know your struggles can be complex or scary, and we know it takes courage to ask for help. We want to help you understand your diagnosis so you can begin the care and treatment that will put you on your path to mental wellness.
Achieve Mental Wellness
From the moment you contact us, we are committed to helping you find wellness. We address the issues at the root of your need, and ensure you understand every aspect of your diagnosis and care along the way.
Integrated Treatment of Co-Occurring Disorders Training
When
December 6, 2018
9:00 am – 4:30 pm
Location
Blodget Street
Manchester, NH
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The Center welcomes new Medical Staff
The Mental Health Center is pleased to announce the addition of new medical personnel, which will serve and support programs throughout the agency. Since late 2017, the following staff members have joined our team! Victoria Felkl, MD Victoria recently completed her Fellowship in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center in Torrance, California. She...Read MoreBeyond the Stigma: Experts offer ways to spot suicide danger signs
By SHAWNE K. WICKHAM New Hampshire Union Leader Since 2008, 18 children ages 10 to 14 – seven girls and 11 boys – have died by suicide in New Hampshire, according to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, including four just this year. In that same period, 18 girls and 70 boys between the...Read MoreMHCGM takes active role in Suicide Prevention
The month of September is Suicide Prevention Month and September 9-15 is nationally recognized as Suicide Prevention Week. This past year, The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester adopted a Suicide Prevention model and many initiatives are in place to help prevent and minimize future deaths by suicide in our communities. In New Hampshire, the...Read MoreReviews
