The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester, located at 401 Cypress Street in Manchester, New Hampshire, is a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) committed to providing comprehensive, coordinated mental health care. The center emphasizes a whole-person approach, ensuring clients receive individualized, evidence-based treatment to address both mental and physical health needs. With a multidisciplinary team of psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, psychiatric nurses, counselors, and social workers, the facility serves children, adults, and older adults, delivering care across outpatient, inpatient, crisis stabilization, and community-based settings.
The Cypress Center, a 16-bed short-term crisis stabilization unit, offers compassionate care for adults experiencing psychiatric emergencies, including suicidal ideation, with an average stay of 3-7 days. Beyond crisis services, the center provides innovative therapies such as Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for major depressive disorder, modular approaches for children, cognitive behavioral therapy, and dialectical behavior therapy. Programs like Assertive Community Treatment and Supported Employment help clients with serious mental illness and co-occurring substance use disorders reintegrate successfully into their communities. By combining individualized care, evidence-based practices, and comprehensive aftercare planning, The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester empowers individuals and families in New Hampshire to achieve mental wellness and improved quality of life.
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In 2024, a family member of mine received care through Westbridge's residential treatment program. I have waited to review, as I wanted to wait until the dust settled since his experience there. His quality of life and self worth have increased exponentially since his time in Westbridge. He still speaks of the program often and how grateful he was 1. To take the personal step to better himself by attending this program and 2. To finally have found a setting that really helped tackle his struggles holistically and in a way that set him up for success not only during treatment, but after.