Craig Iannotti Verified Provider

Craig Iannotti is a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner serving clients in Pelham, New Hampshire and across the region through telehealth.

His practice offers psychiatric medication management alongside therapy informed interventions for concerns such as anxiety and depression, bipolar disorder and OCD, trauma and substance use.

With more than 30 years of mental health experience, Craig provides compassionate, personalized and goal driven care that integrates clinical expertise with lifestyle and behavioral support.

Treatment Options for Dual Diagnosis

New clients typically begin with a brief consultation to discuss goals and determine fit, followed by a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation.

Sessions are structured around individualized treatment planning with ongoing coordination available with a client’s existing therapist when appropriate.

Craig draws from cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing and solution focused brief therapy, compassion focused therapy and trauma focused approaches.

Treatment may also incorporate nutrition guidance, supplements and behavior modification, supporting clients managing mood disorders, PTSD and dual diagnosis, grief and relationship challenges.

What to Know

• Location: In person appointments in Pelham, NH every other Monday with evening telehealth sessions available
• Services offered: Psychiatric evaluation, medication management and integrative behavioral support
• Who he treats: Teens and preteens, adults and seniors including first responders and veterans
• Approach: Holistic, personalized and trauma informed, blending CBT, motivational interviewing and lifestyle strategies
• Insurance accepted: Aetna and Anthem, BlueCross BlueShield and Cigna, Harvard Pilgrim and Optum, Oscar and Tufts, UMR and UnitedHealthcare with superbills available
• Payment options: Initial sessions $250, follow ups $150, free 15 minute consultation and Venmo accepted
• Multi state access: Insurance based care in New Hampshire and cash pay availability in Maine and Vermont, Massachusetts and Connecticut