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The Concord Center Mental health center located in Concord, MA.

Let’s come together to make a difference!Our 2026 Food Drive is underway, and we’re collecting donations through Tuesday...
10/29/2026

Let’s come together to make a difference!

Our 2026 Food Drive is underway, and we’re collecting donations through Tuesday, November 24! Every contribution helps support our local community and neighbors in need. There are donation boxes distributed throughout our office space!

Thank you for helping The Concord Center give back to our community! 💙

10/26/2026

A halloween x SEL collab?! 🤔 Don’t mind if we do!

Meet Sophie, our newest social work fellow at The Concord Center. 🤝Sophie Smyke, LCSW, works with children, adolescents,...
10/23/2026

Meet Sophie, our newest social work fellow at The Concord Center. 🤝

Sophie Smyke, LCSW, works with children, adolescents, and parents, providing care that is collaborative, trauma-informed, and tailored to each client’s needs and goals. She draws on evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions (SPACE). Sophie values working closely with caregivers to support progress beyond the therapy room. She also has a special interest in supporting neurodivergent individuals, including those with autism and ADHD. Sophie enjoys incorporating games, art, and creativity into her work to build connection and make therapy engaging. As a social work fellow, she brings a thoughtful, collaborative approach to supporting clients and families.

To explore support, complete the inquiry form and we’ll guide you through next steps: www.concordcenter.com

Attending the Massachusetts School Psychologist Association Conference this week? Check out our presentation on The Body...
10/21/2026

Attending the Massachusetts School Psychologist Association Conference this week? Check out our presentation on The Body Project! 🧠

Body dissatisfaction is common among adolescents and is associated with increased risk for eating disorders, depression, anxiety, and other mental health concerns. School psychologists are uniquely positioned to support prevention and early intervention within school communities. The Body Project is an evidence-based, interactive prevention program shown to reduce body dissatisfaction and eating disorder risk among adolescents.

This session will introduce the research supporting The Body Project and explore how school psychologists can implement or support the program in middle and high school settings. Participants will learn practical strategies for integrating The Body Project into school-based mental health and wellness initiatives, collaborating with educators and families, and promoting a prevention-focused approach to student well-being.

We hope to see you there!

How can teens feel like they matter beyond grades, trophies, and likes? Join local experts in education, child developme...
10/19/2026

How can teens feel like they matter beyond grades, trophies, and likes? Join local experts in education, child development, and mental health (our very own Dr. Molly Church!), along with a young person who has dealt with these pressures firsthand, for a practical conversation for parents, teens, and educators. Bring your questions!

🗓️ Thursday, November 5, 2026 | 6:00-7:30 PM
📍 Concord-Carlisle High School, Learning Commons (2nd floor, library)

Register: https://www.thinkgiveproject.org/guw/
Presented by ThinkGive, Turning Life On, Danny's Place & CCACE.

Looking for some Halloween fun? Join us for Trunk-or-Treat! 🍬👻We love being part of our community and connecting with lo...
10/16/2026

Looking for some Halloween fun? Join us for Trunk-or-Treat! 🍬👻

We love being part of our community and connecting with local families. Come celebrate the season, enjoy some Halloween fun, and make sweet memories with us!

Check out the event details here: https://www.concordrec.com/1453/Trunk-or-Treat

We hope to see you there!

OCD is more than being organized or liking things a certain way. This OCD Awareness Week, we’re helping spread awareness...
10/11/2026

OCD is more than being organized or liking things a certain way.

This OCD Awareness Week, we’re helping spread awareness about the many ways obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) can show up. Unwanted, intrusive thoughts, repeated checking, seeking reassurance, and mental rituals can be part of someone’s experience, even when others can’t see them.

OCD can look different for everyone, but no one should have to face it alone. Greater understanding helps reduce stigma and makes it easier for people to seek support.

Let’s challenge misconceptions, share accurate information, and remind those affected by OCD that support is available. 💙

Learn more from the International OCD Foundation: https://iocdf.org/programs/ocdweek/

We welcome all parents & caregivers to join us for our   parent workshop on navigating grief & change during the holiday...
10/09/2026

We welcome all parents & caregivers to join us for our parent workshop on navigating grief & change during the holidays on Monday, October 19th at 12PM.

The holidays and meaningful dates can bring comfort, connection, and celebration – but they can also bring grief, sadness, and reminders of what has changed. This workshop will explore common grief reactions around holidays and anniversaries, the importance of coping ahead, and practical skills for managing difficult emotions while making space for memories, traditions, and moments of connection.

Register on our website: https://concordcenter.com/services/free-parent-workshop-series/

Meet Mark, one of our clinicians at The Concord Center. 🤝Dr. Mark O’Toole works with adolescents, adults, and parents wh...
10/08/2026

Meet Mark, one of our clinicians at The Concord Center. 🤝

Dr. Mark O’Toole works with adolescents, adults, and parents who are navigating anxiety, school avoidance, perfectionism, and other challenges. He uses evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), tailored to each client’s needs and goals. Mark’s love of music and games also shapes his work. He uses creativity and shared interests to build connection and make therapy practical and engaging. As the leader of TTRPG, Mark helps teens build social skills, cooperation, frustration tolerance, and perspective-taking skills. Mark especially enjoys working with adolescents experiencing school avoidance and clients age 12 and older who are struggling with perfectionism.

To explore support, complete the inquiry form and we’ll guide you through next steps: www.concordcenter.com

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747 Main Street Suite 324
Concord, MA
01742

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