Wanderlust Therapeutic Services

06/12/2026

06/12/2026

Wanderlust was recently a proud sponsor of the Humane Society for Greater Nashua annual Diamonds in the Ruff Gala! Our team enjoyed Casino Night, meeting other animal lovers from our community and of course, puppies! Looking forward to next year! 🐶🐾🩵

05/31/2026

Our Nashua team is wearing green to support mental health awareness month! It's not just our profession, it's our passion 💚

05/23/2026

What an amazing time at the NASW New Hampshire 2026 Conference!

We were absolutely thrilled that Wanderlust Therapeutic Services could step up as this year’s Platinum Sponsor.

Our team walked away from the sessions with so many fresh clinical insights, but honestly, just being able to connect with our local social work community was the best part. It was truly an unforgettable learning experience.

A shoutout to the hardworking NASW staff, volunteers, sponsors, exhibitors, and the Board of Directors; for all your hardwork and the behind-the-scenes magic it took to put this together.

And to the students who attended: your passion and energy were so inspiring to see. You are the future of social work, and it is looking incredibly bright!

A huge thank you to every single person who stopped by our booth to chat and connect with us. We are so grateful to be part of this community and are already counting down the days until next year!

05/20/2026

Come visit us today 4:00pm - 6:00pm at Fairgrounds Elementary School in Nashua to celebrate their Family Fun Fest event! You'll meet lots of other great community resources, too!

05/20/2026

05/17/2026

A special shoutout to one of our behavioral health counselors, Shewanda Lopez for graduating from the Equity Leaders Fellowship program! This program was created to grow the network of engaged community leaders in NH for collective action and positive community change. Congratulations, Shewanda, we know you will continue to do great things in our community and we are so proud of you! 🩵

05/11/2026

Grant Morris stood before members of the Nashua Rotary Club knowing he was about to do something that terrified him. “This is scary as hell for me,” Morris confesses, “because it’s such a deeply personal story for me.”