New Hampshire mental health resources

New Hampshire-based residential and outpatient treatment centers offering trauma-informed PTSD treatment for veterans and civilians. Uses evidence-based approaches including EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). Multiple locations across NH.

Program of Easterseals NH providing critical clinical and social services, financial assistance, help accessing VA and state benefits, housing navigation, and counseling for veterans and their families across New Hampshire. Bridges gaps when VA services fall short.

Easterseals NH provides outpatient mental health counseling and substance use treatment (in-person and via telehealth) for adults, youth, veterans, first responders, and families, plus intensive residential and educational services at its Gammon Academy campuses and Individual Service Option (ISO) supports for children with behavioral health needs.

Emergency shelter and transitional living for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Grafton County, with information and referral, food, job training, and aftercare. Maintains a special commitment to homeless veterans, who are never turned away.

Liberty House is Catholic Charities NH's residential recovery and mental health program for NH veterans. Supports veterans managing PTSD and co-occurring substance use disorders using peer mentorship and a structured recovery program. Transitional housing with clinical support.

Operates the Concord Homeless Resource Center providing showers, laundry, meals, case management, on-site medical clinic, Veterans services.

Integrated housing, health care, and supportive services for people experiencing homelessness in the Nashua area, including veterans and those with behavioral health needs.

Nonprofit providing housing, healthcare, and veteran services. Offers permanent supportive housing, primary care, dental care, mental health and substance use treatment.

Substance-free transitional housing community for homeless and struggling veterans, with a four-step residential program, peer support, and a community pantry providing food, clothing, transportation, and basic-needs assistance. Operated by Catholic Charities NH.

Full-service VA medical center providing comprehensive mental health services to NH veterans: individual therapy, psychiatry, PTSD specialty treatment, substance use treatment (including MAT), MST counseling, inpatient psychiatric care, and Whole Health programming. The primary VA facility serving all of New Hampshire.

Eligibility: Veterans enrolled in VA healthcare

VA Vet Center offering free, confidential counseling for Veterans, service members, and families in a non-medical community setting. Services include individual and group therapy for PTSD, military sexual trauma (MST), depression, and readjustment challenges. No VA enrollment or service-connected disability required.

Comprehensive CMHC serving 38 towns and 115,000 residents in southwestern NH. Programs include parent education, family support, youth development, seniors services, substance abuse prevention/treatment.

State veterans home in Tilton providing residential care with integrated mental health services for NH veterans. Offers individual therapy, psychiatric evaluation, dementia and geriatric mental health, and coordination with VA services.

Eligibility: NH veterans meeting VA eligibility criteria; residency application required

Satellite outstation of the Manchester Vet Center providing community-based readjustment counseling and mental health services for veterans and families on the NH Seacoast. Free, confidential services with no VA enrollment required.

Equine-assisted therapy programs for veterans, first responders, and their families provided at no cost. Located in Hudson, NH, True North uses evidence-informed equine interactions to support healing from PTSD, combat stress, and moral injury.

The NH VA healthcare system's main medical center providing full-scope mental health services for enrolled veterans. Includes outpatient psychiatric care, PTSD treatment (Cognitive Processing Therapy, Prolonged Exposure), military sexual trauma support, substance use disorder treatment, and robust telehealth options.

VA Vet Center providing readjustment counseling, PTSD treatment, MST counseling, bereavement services, and referrals — outside the traditional VA bureaucracy and open to combat veterans, MST survivors, and bereaved family members. Walk-ins welcome. Separate from the Manchester VA Medical Center.

Eligibility: Combat veterans, MST survivors, and bereaved family members

Free, confidential case management, emotional support, and emergency financial assistance for service members, veterans, and their families. Covers crisis intervention, counseling, housing stabilization, military sexual trauma, substance use, and benefits navigation.

State-designated CMHC serving all of Sullivan County and the Upper Valley. Person and family-centered mental health services for all ages, including military service members, veterans, and families.