Northeast Health Services Lawrence

Northeast Health Services in Lawrence is an outpatient clinic that focuses on mental health support for people in the Merrimack Valley. The center opened in 2022 and offers a professional, welcoming space near the Duck Bridge. It serves individuals from Lawrence and surrounding communities, including Haverhill, with weekday hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The clinic provides counseling, psychiatric evaluations, and medication management, along with advanced options like Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) and Spravato treatment.

Northeast Health Services Lawrence is one of 326 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Massachusetts, providing outpatient care for mental health and addiction. Older therapeutic methods and current clinical approaches are brought together here. A treatment plan is built for each person around their diagnoses and what they prefer. Licensed primary mental health professionals make up the team, providing private therapy and specialized services. The clinic exists to strengthen mental wellbeing for everyone, and it emphasizes evidence-based and trauma-informed care. Someone looking for help with anxiety, depression, or another condition can expect supportive outpatient care shaped around what they need.

Northeast Health Services Lawrence

Northeast Health Services Lawrence offers outpatient care, letting people remain at home while attending appointments. Therapy types at the center include family therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, individual counseling and cognitive behavioral therapy. Sessions are open to individuals, couples, and families. Psychiatric evaluations and medication management are also available for those who need them.

When mental health and substance use concerns occur together, this Lawrence center provides dual diagnosis care for people facing both. Therapies offered here include acceptance and commitment therapy, gestalt therapy, and therapy specific to trauma. Psychoeducation and nutritional counseling form part of the offerings too. The clinic uses approaches grounded in evidence and informed by trauma, and every person's plan is built around their own needs. Programs usually last 30 days, though a person's circumstances may shift that timeline.

• Gestalt Therapy
• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
• Evidence-Based
• Nutrition Counseling
• Trauma Informed
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Medical
• Personalized Treatment
• Psychoeducation
• Individual Treatment

Who Northeast Health Lawrence serves

• Adolescents and children seeking mental health support
• Couples and families working on relationship and communication issues
• LGBTQ+ individuals and veterans
• Men and women who are adults and live with conditions including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, OCD, PTSD, schizophrenia, and stress
• Neurodivergent people and those with trauma histories

Setting at Northeast Health Lawrence

Find the clinic at 280 Merrimack St., Suite 141, Lawrence, Massachusetts, by the Duck Bridge. Outpatient care happens in a setting that feels professional and pleasant. Private rooms for therapy sit alongside clinical areas used for TMS and other treatments, and the whole space is arranged to feel supportive and at ease. Getting here is simple from Haverhill and the surrounding towns; Boston lies about an hour south, and the New Hampshire line is close by. Doors are open on weekdays between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.

Paying for Northeast Health Lawrence

The clinic at Northeast Health Services Lawrence takes cash pay rates and may also work with insurance plans. Because coverage varies between plans, the surest way to confirm yours is to call the center directly. The clinic does not list particular insurance providers, so asking about your own situation matters. If sorting through the choices feels like a lot, the helpline can point you toward Massachusetts treatment facilities. That line is open 24/7 and can share details on free rehab centers in Massachusetts along with other resources.

Asking Northeast Health Lawrence

• What outpatient programs and therapies are available for my loved one's specific needs?
• How does the center coordinate care with other providers, such as primary care or addiction specialists?
• What is the usual length of treatment, and how often are sessions scheduled?
• Does the center accept my insurance coverage and what do the out-of-pocket rates total?
• How does the clinic involve family members in the treatment process?