Marriage counseling that Heals in Nashua, NH. Restore Your Relationship.

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Nashua is the second largest city in New Hampshire and features many activities and attractions for people of all ages. If you enjoy the outdoors, take the family to Mine Falls Park, over 300 acres of fun and relaxation, including forested cycling and hiking trails, and athletic fields of all kinds.¹ Or, for seasonal fun, check out Greely's wading pools in the summer and Ruby Park's outdoor skating rink and sledding hill in the winter time. They even feature an artificial snow machine for days when nature doesn't come through. Warm up and enjoy a little culture at the Nashua Symphony or the Northern Ballet. Or, enjoy an exhibition of local artwork at one of Nashua's art galleries, like the Maison de L'Art or Warm Stone Studio. No matter what your gang likes to do, you're likely to find it in Nashua. If you're looking to settle down, your kids will receive a fine education at schools such as Nashua High North, Fairgrounds Middle, and Bicentennial Elementary.

Marriage and Family Mental Health in Nashua

Parenting classes, play groups, and assistance with school-related issues are just a few of the services offered by New Hampshire Children's Trust. These services can be accessed in many communities across the state, including Nashua, at Family Resource Centers. These centers promote positive parenting techniques so parents can build strong and stable relationships with their children. These programs are available to the public and are especially beneficial to parents and families who have limited financial resources. Further details are available by calling 603-883-0523 extension 215.²

The Boys and Girls Club of Greater Nashua offers services that promote self-sufficiency and wellbeing of children, particularly for ethnic minorities and poverty-stricken youth. All programs at the club are individualized to meet each child's needs, including welfare and social services, school-based programs, support groups, and culturally specific programs for Hispanic youth. Before and after school programs offer a safe place for children take part in recreational activities, complete their homework, and develop positive relationships with peers and caring adults. Nutritional programs are offered as well, so children get the nutrition they need to perform well at school. To learn more about these services, call 603-883-1074.³

Bridges is a Nashua non-profit agency committed to helping victims of violence and abuse. Programs to meet the needs of all people, from teenage girls to elderly men, are available. Bridges' emergency shelter provides safety and security, while support groups offer ongoing encouragement and hope for a better future. Education and outreach programs seek to inform the public of the prevalence of neglect and abuse, and facilitate cooperation between local agencies to bring about an end to domestic violence. A 24-hour crisis line is available as well. That number can be reached at 603-883-3044.⁴

Family Services and Assistance Programs

A number of family assistance programs are available from the United Way of Greater Nashua. The agency promotes family stability by providing services to prevent homelessness, poverty, and neglect. Substance abuse education programs reach out to the community's young people to inform them of the dangers of chemical dependency. The United Way also encourages healthy living and sound mental health through programs that address the underlying causes of common childhood physical and psychological conditions. Contact the United Way at 603-882-4011 for additional details.⁵

References

Nashua is located in Hillsborough County, New Hampshire. It has a land area of 30.81 square miles and a water area of 0.90 square miles.  The population of Nashua is 87,970 people with 34,619 households and a median annual income of $67,246. .

Therapy Affordability Meter for Nashua, NH

Generally Affordable

Therapists in Nashua are often within budget with some potential challenges for longer term commitments. Your mental health and well being are a top priority. If accessibility is a concern, ask your counselor about sliding scale fees or inquire about accepted insurance plans. Low cost counseling and affordable therapy are also sometimes offered by listed city and university level clinics, check with your local Nashua public health department.