Sweetser’s clinical experts have recently joined local media to help Mainers better understand important mental health topics and the resources available when support is needed. Through media conversations like these, Sweetser continues to provide trusted mental health expertise, reduce stigma, and help connect Mainers with resources when they need them most.
POSTPARTUM STORY
Following the Lindsay Clancy trial, WMTW spoke with Sweetser’s Clinical Director of Youth Services, Becca Task, about the key differences between postpartum depression and postpartum psychosis, including the warning signs families should be aware of and the importance of greater understanding around postpartum mental health.
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Link to the full story: Maine law vs. Massachusetts law on not criminally responsible cases | wmtw.com
988 DAY STORY
Sweetser’s Chief Growth Officer, Joanne Grant, joined NEWS CENTER Maine for a conversation about the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, in recognition of National 988 Day. Joanne emphasized that no concern is too small to reach out for support. Whether someone is experiencing an immediate crisis or simply feels overwhelmed and needs someone to talk to, calling or texting 988 can connect them with support.
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Link to full story: Experts say no concern too small for 988 crisis line | newscentermaine.com
If you or someone you know is struggling, don’t hesitate to call 988.