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The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester (MHCGM) Child and Adolescent Department

The Child and Adolescent Department at MHCGM offers family, individual and group therapy services. Additionally the Center provides case management, support groups, peer support and medication services. Services are offered in the community, schools, home, office and telehealth.

Program Fee

Fees are based on services provided and patients ability to pay.

Program Availability

Yes

Transportation Options

Intake services available at most Manchester schools, MHCGM office, and telehealth.  Therapy services can be offered in home, community, and telehealth, alleviating transportation barriers.  The Center is on the City of Manchester bus route.

Eligibility Requirements

All clients need to meet state eligibility requirements for serious emotional disturbance. If the child does not meet these requirements MHCGM will refer the family to Bedford Counseling Associates or other community organization. Ages 0-21

Grade Levels Served

Pre-School, K-4, 5-8, 9-12

Schools Served

McLaughlin Middle School, Hillside Middle School, Webster School, Parker-Varney School, Northwest Elementary School, Highland-Goffe’s Falls, Gossler Park, Beech Street Elementary School, Bakersville Elementary School & Bishop O’Neil Center Preschool, Southside Middle School, Middle School at Parkside

Referral Requirements

Self Referral

Program Contact Information

Danielle Guinesso

603.668.4111

guinessd@mhcgm.org (Preferred Method of Contact)

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