Educational Opportunities
Advancing our mental health professionals
The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester provides accessible and affordable continuing education opportunities for Mental Health professionals around northern New England.
Our offerings include trainings in ethics, cultural competency, and evidence-based practices for practitioners who work with people with serious mental illness. We also offer psychiatric Grand Rounds and host an annual Mental Health Symposium each spring.
The MHCGM is a Provider of CEUs for Re-licensure
Click here for list of training opportunities
The MHCGM is a Provider of Continuing Education for Professionals in Northern New England. Many offerings provide necessary Continuing Education Units/Hours (CEU’s) required for licensing/re-certification for a wide range of behavioral disciplines. These include:
- Continuing Education in Nursing
The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester is approved as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the Northeast Multistate Division Education Unit, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. Provider #4002987 - The National Association of Social Workers-New Hampshire Chapter
Category I Continuing Education Credits for Social Workers are accepted by the New Hampshire Board of Examiners of Psychology and Mental Health Practice for recertification of Psychologists, Social Workers, Pastoral Counselors, Mental Health Counselors, and Marriage and Family Therapists. - NH Board of Licensing for Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Professionals
See link above for full list of trainings currently offered.
For more information about Continuing Education trainings, please contact:
Elaina Pousland
Continuing Education Coordinator
MHCGM
2 Wall Street, 2nd Floor
Manchester, NH 03101
email: training@mhcgm.org
603-668-4111 x6008
The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester’s Training Department is supported by the US Department of Labor. A total of $408,000.00 (29%) is financed with federal grant funds and $994,644.60 (71%) is funded by other sources.
