Mental health research is always evolving, and we are dedicated to remaining at the forefront of the latest information to ensure we’re delivering the best treatment and services for our patients. On this page, we’ll share what’s happening and how we’re responding, to help keep you informed about the issues that matter to mental wellness.
News and Announcements
Click below to learn about our latest events and programs, and information about any changes to the treatments or services we offer.
Psychling for Mental Health off to Great Start
CentiMark Corporation Project Manager, Shawn Knightly presented a check for $5100 to President and CEO, William Rider and Facilities Director, Mark McSweeney in support of the Annual Psychling for Mental Health fundraiser, which will be held in September. Each year staff members and friends of The Mental Health Center ride up to 100 miles in...Read MoreAward Recognition for The Center and Mobile Crisis Response Team
The New Hampshire Institute of Art announced that The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester and the Mobile Crisis Response Team will be the 2017 recipient of the President Community Partner Award. The award is for a non-profit organization who has enhanced the quality of life in the community in meaningful and measurable ways and...Read MoreIn The News
We’re thrilled to share some recognitions and awards our practice has received, and we’re grateful for the community support that has allowed us to do what we do best.
- 2016, 2015 and 2014 Named the Family Favorite in Mental Health and Counseling Services by Parenting New Hampshire
- 2007 Winner of the SAMHSA Science and Service Award
- 1998 Gold Award from the American Psychiatric Association
Veterans Healthcare: Roundtable Discussion with Senator Shaheen
Manchester, NH – The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester hosted a roundtable discussion on Friday, May 12 with Senator Jeanne Shaheen regarding Veterans Healthcare. Members of the panel included Nick Tolentino, Combat Veteran; Mark Boegel, MHCGM Military Liaison; Suellen Griffin, West Central Behavioral Health CEO and NH Community Behavioral Health Association President; Peter Evers,...Read MoreLaws and Legislation
While The MHCGM is a private nonprofit organization not funded by the state, changes to mental health laws and legislation can impact our practice. Click below to learn more about recent legislation.