To Our Good Mental Health


June 2025

Pass it on to Family & Friends!

NH Gives 2025

Support West Central’s Passion Projects!


People who engage in exercise, work, and community activities are happier and healthier. Engaging in these activities is the foundation of forming long-lasting friendships and good social support. Passion and purpose through work, leisure, and hobbies contribute to good mental health for children and adults.


Please join us by contributing to our Passion Projects Program at West Central Behavioral Health. Initial gifts, up to $1,000, will be matched by West Central employee sponsors. We would be especially grateful for your donation between 7:00 PM-8:00 PM on June 10th to help us win an incentive prize for Most Unique Donors!


Giving begins at 5 PM on June 10th and goes until 5 PM on June 11th!

Click here to make a difference in the lives of West Central's clients during NH Gives!



Free Virtual

Support Group


West Central is hosting a virtual group for caregivers of children with trauma.

It is a combined psychoeducation and support-based group that runs on Wednesdays from 12:00 PM-1:00 PM through August 13th on Zoom. Pre-registration is not required.


Click this link to request the Zoom link or if you have questions.


This support group is generously sponsored by the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation.

Relax Indoors at AVA's Therapeutic Art Session


AVA is hosting an art-making session for Mental Health Awareness in conjunction with West Central's Canopy co-exhibition on Saturday, July 12th, from 2:00 PM-4:00 PM. Pre-registration is not required. $10 suggested donation fee.

Click here to find out more about AVA's creative session.

Free Class for Veterans


Join the Granite Hope Veterans Coalition on June 24th at 1:00 PM for a sewing class at the Claremont MakerSpace. Participants will be embroidering bags and sewing military branch patches on the embroidered bags. Please email Vetservices@wcbh.org

if you are interested in joining the class. Limited to six participants.

Connection Comes in Many Forms


If you’re feeling isolated while the world seems to be buzzing with activity, know this: you are not alone, and your experience is valid.


Click here to read Navigating Isolation During the Summer: Finding Connection in Unexpected Places on bridgingconnectionstherapy.com

Thank you, Willing Hands! 🌿🌿🌿


Our child services team is working with young gardeners to plant seeds donated by Willing Hands! Everyone is flourishing with this activity.

Congratulations to AJ Horvath, West Central's recipient of the 2025 Lilla McLane-Bradley Award for Mental Health Advocacy. AJ is pictured in the middle above, along with Will Torrey, MD, Board Chair, and Lori Shibinette, RN, MBA, President & CEO of West Central. Click to read about West Central's annual awards.

ACT Now!


If you are interested in a rewarding job, a supportive team culture, and giving back to your community, West Central has an opening for a Clinical Supervisor to lead our Assertive Community Treatment Team. The ACT team serves clients in Sullivan and lower Grafton County. The focus is on aggressive community outreach and a strong commitment to maintaining program fidelity, while serving individuals with severe and persistent mental illness and substance use disorders.  The Clinical Supervisor provides services and support to staff members as needed. 

CT Clinical Supervisor

Search our careers page to learn about all available positions.


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As our community's needs evolve, we remain committed to improving the quality of life for all. And, your gift helps make our work possible.