Finding the right mental health care shouldn't be a maze. Filter by what you need, where you are, and what you can pay — then reach out directly. Every listing is sourced and verified by Meridian.
Ascentria Care Alliance provides refugee resettlement, case management, and integrated mental health services across New Hampshire and New England. Their NH mental health team conducts trauma and refugee health screenings, provides short-term individual counseling, and connects refugees to ongoing community mental health care. Ascentria works with clients from dozens of countries and employs multilingual case managers and interpreters. Services are primarily free to newly arrived refugees and asylees.
Easter Seals NH delivers community-based and in-home behavioral health services for children and youth with mental health and developmental challenges. Services include Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), therapeutic support, respite care, and transition planning. Statewide coverage; Medicaid accepted.
Easter Seals New Hampshire operates Adult Day Health programs at multiple sites across NH, serving older adults and adults with physical and cognitive disabilities who need daytime support and supervision. Programs provide social engagement, cognitive activities, health monitoring, personal care assistance, and caregiver respite in a structured therapeutic environment. Adult Day Health is particularly valuable for individuals with early-to-mid-stage dementia and their family caregivers. Accepts NH Medicaid (through HCBS waiver), long-term care insurance, and private pay; sliding scale available.
Easter Seals NH delivers community-based and in-home behavioral health services for children and youth with mental health and developmental challenges. Services include Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), therapeutic support, respite care, and transition planning. Statewide coverage; Medicaid accepted.
NH Medicaid covers telehealth for behavioral health services including therapy, psychiatric evaluation and medication management, substance use counseling, and peer support — with parity to in-person visits. NH residents on Medicaid can receive most mental health services via video or phone from home.
Statewide nonprofit empowering people of all ages. Programs include foster care, adoption, Youth Navigator (ages 12-24 housing crisis), runaway/homeless youth services, mental health counseling, early intervention, parent education.
Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) in Colebrook providing integrated primary care and behavioral health services for residents of northern Coös County. Offers mental health therapy, psychiatric services, and substance use treatment on a sliding scale. Serves one of NH's most rural and underserved areas.
Designated CMHC for the North Country — the state's largest and most rural catchment, covering Coös and northern Grafton counties from multiple community offices.
Region 1 CMHC serving over 40% of the state geographically. Professional support for mental illness, developmental disabilities, substance abuse, acquired brain injury.
Northern Human Services (the North Country CMHC) offers therapy, psychiatric evaluation, and medication management via telehealth for residents of Coos and Carroll counties — eliminating the need to travel long distances for care in rural NH. Accepts Medicaid.
Northern Human Services (the North Country CMHC) offers therapy, psychiatric evaluation, and medication management via telehealth for residents of Coos and Carroll counties — eliminating the need to travel long distances for care in rural NH. Accepts Medicaid.
The largest substance use disorder treatment provider in northern New Hampshire. Offers outpatient counseling, intensive outpatient (IOP), medication-assisted treatment, and peer recovery support across Coos and Grafton counties. Telehealth available. Accepts Medicaid.
The largest substance use disorder treatment provider in northern New Hampshire. Offers outpatient counseling, intensive outpatient (IOP), medication-assisted treatment, and peer recovery support across Coos and Grafton counties. Telehealth available. Accepts Medicaid.
Eligibility: Adults and adolescents; all insurance and self-pay
Medicaid
A note on fit:the “right” therapist is often about relationship, not just credentials. It's normal to try one or two before it clicks — ask about their approach, experience with your concern, availability, and fees on a first call.