BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CLINICIAN BIOGRAPHY Kayla Pinard MSW Behavioral Health Clinician Primary Office Location 145 Hollis Street Primary Populations Served: Life span, caregiver and child dyad, geriatric Year Joined Amoskeag Health 2024 Treatments & Services Trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and working towards EMDR Certified Therapist status through EMDRIA, Child-Parent Psychology, Dialectal Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Solution Focused Therapy, Mindfulness Education (2021) Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Southern New Hampshire University (2024) Master’s in Social Work, Simmons University Clinical Interests Somatic and holistic approaches, nervous system functioning informed to reduce shame around trauma responses, utilizes relational approach to build therapeutic alliance and establish foundation of safety in the therapy space Languages Spoken English Back to Behavioral Health Clinicians

IMPORTANT UPDATE At Amoskeag Health, we are committed to providing the best possible care for our patients while making strategic decisions for our future. As part of our commitment to improving and streamlining services, we will close our McGregor Street location on Friday, November 22, 2024. This closure is part of a temporary consolidation of our locations, as we look ahead to the future opening of the Mark Stebbins Community Center on the West Side of Manchester. McGregor Street Location Closure The McGregor Street site is our smallest location and has played an important role over the years. During the pandemic, it served as our only acute care site, allowing us to deliver essential services safely. However, since early 2023, McGregor has only been open part-time, focusing primarily on wellness visits due to its limited size. Since March 2020, many of our patients from the west side have been receiving their care at our three other locations on Hollis Street, Elm Street, and Tarrytown Road. These larger sites offer a wider range of services, allowing us to meet patient needs more effectively. The closure of McGregor will allow us to strengthen and focus our care at these larger facilities. Why Are We Closing McGregor? While McGregor is closing, this decision is part of a larger plan for the future. We are preparing for the development of the Mark Stebbins Community Center, which will provide expanded facilities and services with easy access for residents on the West Side. We are very excited about plans for the Mark Stebbins Community Center and the opportunities it will bring. Plans for the Future The McGregor Street location will close on Friday, November 22, 2024. As we approach the closure date, patients with appointments scheduled at McGregor will be contacted to reschedule their appointments at one of our other locations. Moving forward, all future appointments will also take place at these sites, where patients can continue to see their regular provider. If transportation to any of the three locations is a concern, we will help arrange transportation to ensure care remains uninterrupted. Next Steps for Patients Closing the McGregor site allows us to allocate resources more effectively and continue delivering comprehensive care at our larger locations. This decision supports our ongoing efforts to provide high-quality care and ensures the financial sustainability of our services as we prepare for the future. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. You can reach us at (603) 626-9500. Thank you for your support as we work to strengthen integrated healthcare services to our community. Supporting Quality Care

MANCHESTER YOUTH WELLNESS AND PREVENTION COLLABORATIVE Amoskeag Health is proud to partner with Makin' It Happen, the YMCA of Greater Manchester, and the Boys and Girls Club of Manchester to offer the Botvin LifeSkills program to at-risk youth in our community. This evidence-based program, led by trained facilitators, teaches young people important life skills to help them make healthier choices and reduce risky behaviors. Makin' It Happen also coordinates the Substance Use and Mental Health Prevention Collaborative, a group of community partners who meet monthly to explore new ways to expand prevention programs in Manchester. These partners are key to the success of the Botvin LifeSkills program, playing a vital role in its implementation. Amoskeag Health has also teamed up with Catalyst Evaluation Group, experts in data collection and evaluation. This partnership ensures we can track progress, report findings, and keep the community, stakeholders, and SAMHSA up-to-date on the program's outcomes. 2026 Strategic Action Plan 2025 Program Annual Report 2024-2025 Botvin Lifeskills Program Evaluation Please check back regularly for the latest information on this important initiative and its impact on our community. Interested in Joining the Manchester Youth Wellness and Prevention Collaborative as a Stakeholder? Have Questions About Our Prevention Framework and Programs? Please contact us by email at communityinitiatives@amoskeaghealth.org. This project is supported by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under grant number 5H79SP083836-02 for the Community-Based Strategic Prevention Framework. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement by, SAMHSA, HHS, or the U.S. Government. Building Stronger Futures: A Collaborative Approach to Prevention

MEDICAL PROVIDER BIOGRAPHY Michelle Rey MSN, APRN, FNP-C, FNP-BC Family Medicine Primary Office Location 145 Hollis St. Role/Year Joined Amoskeag Health Family Nurse Practitioner/2024 Education Master of Science in Nursing (MSN), Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP), Regis College Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Regis College Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology Board Certifications American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, Family Nurse Practitioner ANCC, Family Nurse Practitioner Clinical Interests Pediatrics and women’s health Languages Spoken English, Spanish Back to Medical Providers

MEDICAL PROVIDER BIOGRAPHY Christopher Diamond MD Family Medicine Primary Office Location The Dr. Selma Deitch Center for Children and Teens Role/Year Joined Amoskeag Health 2025 Treatments & Services Full family medicine care from infants to adolesents to later life Education B.A. Anthropology, Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT (1981-1985) Doctor of Medicine, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY (1990-1994) Post-Doctoral Training: University of Vermont Family Medicine Residency (1994-1997) Board Certifications Board Certified American Board of Family Medicine Clinical Interests Behavioral Health, General Pediatric Care, Sports Medicine Languages Spoken English Back to Medical Providers

MEDICAL PROVIDER BIOGRAPHY Keith Dominick MD Pediatrics Primary Office Location 1245 Elm St. Role/Year Joined Amoskeag Health Primary Care Pediatrics, 2026 Education Providence College (2001) University of Massachusetts Medical School Post-doctoral training Tufts Floating Hospital for Children Board Certifications American Board of Pediatrics Clinical Interests Newborn medicine, Adolescent medicine, ADHD, Depression/Anxiety, Preventive Medicine Languages Spoken English Back to Medical Providers

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CLINICIAN BIOGRAPHY Emily Guthrie School-Based Behavioral Health Clinician Primary Population Served: Children ages 5-10 Year Joined Amoskeag Health 2024 Education Master's of Science, University of Vermont Languages Spoken English Back to Behavioral Health Clinicians

Find parking information for our location at 1245 Elm Street, The Dr. Selma Deitch Center for Children and Teens. Visit us for comprehensive care and support in a convenient location. 1245 ELM STREET Parking options for Amoskeag Health patients at 1245 Elm Street: Free parking spots for patient parking are on Church Street, behind Amoskeag Health (limited to spots #32 to #37, painted green), and are shown in green on the map below. Paid metered parking in front of Amoskeag Health and the immediate area, shown on map below in blue. Please note: Parking spaces on Church Street that are not marked for patient parking, as well as those in the Pearl Street lot, are reserved for permitted vehicles. Parking in the areas marked in red on the map may result in your vehicle being towed. PARKING

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CLINICIAN BIOGRAPHY Imani Gaetjens-Oleson MSN, APRN, PMHNP-B Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Primary Office Location 145 Hollis Street Year Joined Amoskeag Health 2025 Treatments & Services Mental Health Education Bachelor's Degree, Colby-Sawyer College Master's Degree, Wilkes University Board Certifications PMHNP-BC Clinical Interests Trauma, perinatal mental health, Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Languages Spoken English Back to Behavioral Health Clinicians

Explore Amoskeag Health's specialized medical services for children with complex needs. Our programs include the Complex Care Network, Nutrition, Feeding, and Swallowing Services, and Child Development Clinics, offering comprehensive support through virtual or in-person consultations for families, medical professionals, and community agencies. Visit our Manchester location for expert pediatric care. COMPLEX MEDICAL CARE FOR CHILDREN Amoskeag Health offers three unique special medical programs services, including: Complex Care Network Nutrition , F eeding , and Swallowing Services Child Development Clinics Special Medical Programs (SMP) Amoskeag Health conducts virtual or in-person consultation and collaboration to families, medical professionals, schools and other community agencies caring for children. To learn more about this program, call 603-860-4151 . Complex Care Network A statewide network of pediatric nutritionists and feeding and swallowing specialists providing in-home and community-based consultation. To learn more about this program, call 603-296-9213 . Click Here to Apply Nutrition, Feeding, and Swallowing Services A comprehensive diagnostic assessment for children through age five. To learn more about this program, please reach out to Pat McLean at either PMclean@AmoskeagHealth.org or 603-296-9249 . Child Development Clinics

Discover upcoming events at Amoskeag Health, including health fairs, educational programs, and community gatherings designed to support wellness and health education. Stay informed about our latest activities and join us in promoting a healthier community. EVENTS Stress Recovery Group An online group for patients ages 18 to 49 focused on healing from stress. Learn how stress affects the mind and body, understand how your nervous system works, connect with others who’ve had similar experiences, and build skills to reduce anxiety and feel safer in your body. Ongoing virtual group held at 1pm every Monday. Call (603) 935-5280 to sign up! Healing from Grief & Living Through Loss Group Share ideas, stories, and healing strategies in a welcoming community environment. In this six week series, learn about the different stages and types of of grief, identify “stuck points,” or thoughts that make it harder to heal, and work through your own personal grief and healing experience. Location: Amoskeag Health, 145 Hollis Street, Manchester, NH; 1st Floor, Conference Room B Dates: Wednesdays, September 30th to November 4th from 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM (9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, and 11/4) This group is limited to 10-12 individuals. Talk to your provider about joining the next session, or reach out via e-mail with interest! Reach Out For Availability Expressive Arts Group for Children Open to ages 6-11, this group led by our School-Based Behavioral Health Clinicians provides children with a safe, supportive space to connect with each other and express themselves. Sessions include exploration of art, music, and movement that is rooted in therapeutic intervention. Location: Amoskeag Health, 1245 Elm Street, Manchester, NH Stay tuned for info on dates for our next session! Call (603) 626-9500 x 5734 with interest! A Matter of Balance Are you age 65 or older and concerned about balance or falling? Our Matter of Balance program is designed specifically for older adults to help reduce fear of falling, improve balance and strength, and increase confidence in everyday activities. This proven program offers practical strategies to help you stay active, safe, and independent. Dates: Next 8-week series begins on Wednesday, September 9th! Space is limited! Reach out for availability for all upcoming sessions. Location: Amoskeag Health,145 Hollis Street, Manchester, NH Call (603) 792-5089 to register! Parent Café Connect with other parents and caregivers, and enjoy family-friendly games and activities outdoors this summer! Light snacks, transportation and free childcare provided. Location: Stark Park Gazebo, 550 River Rd, Manchester, NH Date: Tuesday, August 18th from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM Register Now! Cooking Matters for Adults Offered by Cooking Matters NH, a Program of the NH Food Bank Are you looking to prevent or manage heart disease or diabetes? This free online course offers information that can help support healthy lifestyle changes. Learn about nutrition, healthy eating and cooking, food safety, meal planning and food budgeting. Registration is required; you may only register for one course. Registrants agree to attend at least 4 of the 6 weekly classes. Attendees receive a FREE $10 grocery store gift card for each week they participate. Virtual course series options available: Wednesdays, September 9th to October 14th from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM (9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, and 10/14) Mondays, November 9th to December 14th 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM (11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, and 12/14) Register today! Past Events Morning Matters 2026

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CLINICIAN BIOGRAPHY Caitlin Stapleton MSW Behavioral Health Clinician Primary Office Location 1245 Elm Street Year Joined Amoskeag Health 2025 Treatments & Services Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution Focused Therapy Education Master’s in Social Work, University of New Hampshire Clinical Interests Children and adolescents, adults Languages Spoken English Back to Behavioral Health Clinicians