Groton-Dunstable
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Mental Health Services
The towns of Groton and Dunstable are home to many support services for families seeking mental health resources. Select a topic below for information as well as resources and organizations relevant to the topic in the Groton-Dunstable community.
Mental Health Services for Children and Families
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- Anger
- Grief/Loss
- Rape/Sexual Assault
- Anxiety
- Homelessness
- Relationship Violence
- ADHD
- Internet/Media Safety
- Self Injury
- Autism/Asperger's
- Learning Differences
- Sexual Orientation
- Bipolar
- Military Families
- Sport Psychology
- Bullying/Violence
- Multiculturalism
- Stress
- Child Abuse/Neglect
- OCD
- Substance Abuse/Addictions
- Chronic/Disabling Conditions
- Parenting Advice/Support
- Suicide
- Depression
- PTSD
- Teen Pregnancy/Parenting
- Divorce
- Postpartum Depression
- Trauma
- Eating Disorders
- Psychosis
Mental Health Services for Adults and Older Adults
For resources pertaining specifically to elderly issues, select from the topics below. In addition, see our page on Caregiver Resources.
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Other Services
The Groton and Dunstable schools, parks, recreation departments, and many nonprofit agencies work together to help families learn and grow. Select a category below to find resources not directly related to mental health.
Youth Services
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Adult and Older Adult Services
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Recreational Activities
Groton Center for the Arts
Contact: webmaster@grotoncenterforthearts.org
Phone: (978) 448-3001
A multi-faceted regional art center, which includes art camp, ice
skating lessons, concerts, art shows, and children and adult art
and craft classes and a regional youth theater company/theater. Our
vision today is to provide children and adults with opportunities
to explore, experience, enjoy and fall in love with the Arts! We
provide quality art experiences through dedicated staff and
community members who contribute their knowledge and time to the
education of the Arts.
The Nashoba Players is a dynamic, non-profit community theatre that
has been dedicated to providing cultural enrichment through live
theatre in drama, musicals and comedy to Westford and surrounding
communities. We began 30 years ago as Groton Theatre and Littleton
Theatre Guild and evolved into Nashoba Players. We are a member of
the Eastern Mass. Assoc. of Community Theatres and are recipients
of repeated recognitions at the EMACT Festivals for outstanding
achievements in our productions. Our commitment to providing
entertainment to the community has reached beyond traditional
theatre. We have offered Summer Theatre Workshops to the youth in
the community culminating in a musical show performed by the teens.
Our home stage is at the Parish Center for the Arts on the common
in Westford. It is an intimate and inviting venue where we offer
cabaret seating for our shows. Our season offers three or more
performances which include drama, comedy, musicals, and sometimes a
whimsical tongue-in-cheek melodrama or an elegant dinner theatre
experience.
The purpose of this site is to inform and connect people with the
vast network of trails in Groton, MA. With over 100 trails spread
across over 100 miles, the town enjoys one of the richest trail
networks in the state. Our goal is to provide a user-friendly trail
system that encourages residents to enjoy the open spaces and
conservation land in Groton. We encourage people to see a different
perspective of Groton by exploring our trails and parts of town
never seen from the roadways. We promote the trails by setting up
and staffing booths during GrotonFest, organizing hikes and the
annual Groton Town Forest Trail Race. The Trails Committee is
responsible for developing new trails and maintaining the existing
trails network in Groton. We evaluate trail routes, consider safety
issues, address parking and access, mark new trails, and revise the
trails map to reflect additions and changes. We also organize hikes
and work parties and are always looking for more participants.
We are a Community Theater Troupe based in Boston\'s MetroWest. The Present Players is dedicated to providing quality theater to our community, and we always donate 100% of our proceeds to local causes. We are able to produce 1-2 shows a year, and we donate 100% of our shows\' proceeds to community programs. If you are located in Boston\'s Metro West and have a need for fundraising, consider community theater. If you have an interest in any aspect of Community Theater, we\'d love to have you join us. A good production needs Costumes, Lighting, Sets, and Props not to mention Publicity and help with Tickets. We understand that everyone involved in the company makes the show successful, not just the actors. Come see how rewarding it is be involved with live theater.
Community Websites
Groton-Dunstable Town Sites
- Town of Groton
- Groton Board of Health
- Groton Public Library
- Town of Dunstable
- Dunstable Board of Health
- Dunstable Free Public Library
- Dunstable Council on Aging
- Groton Council on Aging
Schools and Education Support
- Groton-Dunstable Regional School District
- Groton- Dunstable High School
- Groton-Dunstable Middle School
- Florence Roche Elementary School
- Swallow Union Elementary School
- Boutwell Early Childhood Center
- Elementary Schools - Florence Roche PTA
- Swallow-Union Association of Parents and Teachers
- Groton-Dunstable MSPTO
- GD Special Ed Parent Advisory Council
- GD Ed Foundation
- Groton-Dunstable Alliance for Youth
- GD Arts
- GD Science Technology Engineering Math
Youth Supportive Services
Can't find what you need or need a referral to a mental health practitioner? Call 617-332-3666 x 411. For more information about the service and terms of confidentiality, please click here.
Disclaimer: Material on the Project INTERFACE web site is intended as general information. It is not a recommendation for treatment, nor should it be considered medical or mental health advice. Project INTERFACE urges families to discuss all information and questions related to medical or mental health care with a health care professional.
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The work of Project INTERFACE is supported in part by the Massachusetts Child Psychiatry Access Project (MCPAP).
