TOP 30 Veterans mental health in Bedford, Massachusetts

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Welcome to Forrest Behavioral Health Located at 4 Preston Court, Bedford, Massachusetts, Forrest Behavioral Health is a beacon of hope and healing for individuals seeking recovery from addiction and mental health challenges. As a leading provider of comprehensive outpatient treatment programs, we are dedicated to offering personalized care and support to empower our clients on their journey to lasting recovery.

The Haverhill VA Clinic is a health institution located at 209 Summer Street in Haverhill, Massachusetts, United States. As an outpatient clinic, we offer primary care and specialty health services including mental health services, laboratory services, and more. Our facility is wheelchair accessible and offers convenient parking. We work with organizations like Disabled American Veterans to provide transportation for Veterans to medical appointments. The clinic also offers services such as chiropractic care, laboratory testing, weight-management programs, mental health services, nutrition counseling, physical therapy, and podiatry. Our primary care providers work closely with patients to create personalized care plans. Additionally, we offer telehealth services and women's health services tailored to the specific needs of female Veterans. Our goal is to provide comprehensive and compassionate care to all those who have served our country.

Coy Pemberton is a Mental Health Counselor located at 628 Pleasant Street in New Bedford, Massachusetts. As a 20-year Army Infantry Veteran with experience in both active duty and the Army Reserve, Coy brings a unique perspective to his counseling practice. He holds a Master’s Degree in Counseling & Primary Care Psychology from The Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology and specializes in providing family and individual therapy in Southern Massachusetts, with a focus on New Bedford and surrounding areas. Coy is dedicated to improving engagement and treatment for Veterans struggling with mental health issues such as PTSD, anxiety, depression, and post-deployment reintegration. He has participated in the Train Vets to Treat Vets program and is committed to helping those who have served our country.