Sweetser’s Mental Health Awareness Training Coordinator Mason Cashman spoke to WMTW on their weekly Mental Health Moment segment about our free suicide prevention and intervention training called QPR, which stands
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Pizza by Alex served up some hope
Thank you Pizza By Alex for serving up some hope for the youth in our community in need of mental health support! It was a very tasty fundraiser. Your commitment
READ MORE >1st Annual Sweetser Softball Tournament a Success
HOME RUN! Our 1st Annual Hit It Out Of The Park For Sweetser softball tournament was a big success! We deeply appreciate the participating teams of Maine Molecular Quality Controls
READ MORE >NEWS: WABI ASK ME TV segment
Sweetser’s Senior Director of Public Relations & Advancement Justin Chenette appeared on WABI’s Ask ME segment to talk about efforts to eliminate mental health stigma and ensure access to treatment
READ MORE >Youth mental health training with Olympia Snowe group
Sweetser led a free Youth Mental Health First Aid training for the leadership team of the Olympia Snowe Women’s Leadership Institute at their offices in Portland. We appreciate all their
READ MORE >Sweetser Talks Back-To-School Stress on WGME & WMTW
With many families preparing to send their kids back to school, it’s natural for youth to feel stress and anxiety about returning. Sweetser’s Senior Director of Public Relations & Advancement
READ MORE >Brunswick Clinic’s Recovery Panel & Film Screening
Sweetser held a free community screening of the film ‘Compassion Cures’ and a recovery panel discussion at our Brunswick clinic. Events like this can help reduce the stigma of seeking
READ MORE >TV Segments: Youth Eating Disorders & Med Management
Eating disorders are a form of mental illness that can affect anyone at any age, including teenagers and younger children. Lindsay Susi, Sweetser’s Clinical Director of our New England Eating
READ MORE >Tom’s of Maine Goodness Day on Campus
Tom’s Of Maine sent their full team to our Saco campus to help beautify our spaces. The youth we serve deserve the very best therapeutic environments and this is possible
READ MORE >In the News: WMTW Stories
As students and families start planning a return to the new school year over the next few weeks, it’s important to remember that mental health resources are available not just
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