Depression care close to Durham
Durham is a college town on the Oyster River, home to the University of New Hampshire. We see university faculty and staff, students and Seacoast commuters and their families when low mood starts to affect work and home life. New Hampshire's short winter days can make seasonal patterns more noticeable for some people.
Not sure where to start? Book a psychiatric evaluation in Durham, learn about telehealth psychiatry or contact our team.
When earlier treatment has not worked
If one or two antidepressants have not helped, a careful review of doses, duration, side effects and diagnosis often finds a better path, including switching, combining or adding treatments.
Care for the Durham community
Durham is shaped by the University of New Hampshire, with faculty, staff and students alongside long-time residents. Students should remember that video visits must take place while they are physically in New Hampshire, which matters during breaks at home in another state.
Symptoms that deserve attention
- Low mood or loss of interest most days for two weeks or more
- Changes in sleep or appetite
- Fatigue and trouble concentrating
- Feelings of worthlessness or guilt
- Withdrawing from friends, family or work
- Thoughts of death or suicide
Getting care from Durham
From Durham, our Salem office is about 50 minutes by car. Many Durham patients choose secure video for most visits and come to Salem when an in-person appointment adds something.
Frequently asked questions
Can I be seen by video?
Yes, when you are in New Hampshire.
Can I stop antidepressants once I feel better?
Talk with your psychiatrist first; a planned taper is safer.
Can depression come back?
It can. Ongoing care and early warning plans help prevent relapse.
Is there a PsychNashua office in Durham?
Our office is in Salem. Durham patients use secure video visits or come to Salem in person.
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Book an appointment
Call 603-600-8330 or use our contact form. Office: 215 South Broadway, Unit 129, Salem, NH 03079.
If you or someone you care about is in immediate danger, call 911. For a mental health crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), available 24/7. PsychNashua does not provide emergency care.