Staff Articles and Spotlights
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Mental health issues can affect anyone, at any age. Like other illnesses, mental health problems must be diagnosed and treated for you to get back to your life and your relationships.
We offer highly-accessible mental health counseling services and programs for individuals and families aimed at putting you on a path to wellness. You deserve to live well, feel capable in the face of challenges, and achieve your true potential. It starts here.
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MHCGM
Research shows that Integrated Care improves patient health. 57% of ProHealth patients who were classified as “overweight” achieved clinically significant weight loss for the first time. 64% of ProHealth patients were able to get their blood pressure under control.
- MHCGM
The Homeless Outreach Team provides support services to people experiencing homelessness or those who are at risk of becoming homeless. We provide information about shelter & housing and frequently provide food, and safety equipment such as tents, blankets, and basic survival items.
- MHCGM
Serving ages 2 and up, the MHCGM Child and Adolescent Services Program offer a comprehensive suite of treatments, therapy and programs to work with children and teens as they navigate their personal challenges with the support of a dedicated clinical staff.
- Rik Cornell
Another year and another month to reflect and spend some valuable time thinking about our Mental Health.
- MHCGM
Both IPS and InShape are programs offered to the patients of The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester which not only improve overall wellness, but helps people to get back to living and contributing in the community
- Rik Cornell
As we enter Black History Month it is important to understand the issues surrounding mental illness and how this has and continues to play in the lives of African Americans.
- Rik Cornell
We all know that if we only pay attention to Suicide Awareness during September, we miss all the times people struggle throughout the year.
- Rik Cornell
This month of September, also known to some as “Suicide Awareness Month,” has come again, and we seem to be no better off than where we were a year ago.
- Rik Cornell
Pride Month addresses historical changes in our society and now offers spaces for individuals to come together, share their experiences, and give access to supportive networking.
