This article focuses on Maine legislative bill LD 2082. This bill would prohibit a licensed mental health provider’s use of AI in mental healthcare practice. Here’s an excerpt quoting the Chief
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Sweetser’s Special Purpose School was featured in a Portland Press Herald article highlighting how Maine students are learning how to make maple syrup. Here’s an excerpt quoting the school’s Teacher
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A mental health crisis can happen anytime, anywhere. Sweetser’s Mobile Crisis Services provide immediate, on‑site support for children and adults in crisis—meeting people where they are to help stabilize situations
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Fatal overdoses are declining in Maine—but rising among older adults. In this WMTW Mental Health Moment, Sweetser’s OPTIONS Liaison Johnny Loftus explains why seniors are struggling with substance use and
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Sweetser’s Director of Recovery, Aliana Knox and Clinical Supervisor of Mental Health and Substance Use Counseling Ali Zubrod gave a presentation focused on building recovery-safe workplaces and supporting employees in
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Thinking about opening a clinical private practice in Maine? It’s an exciting path—but it comes with important steps and decisions along the way. In this WMTW Mental Health Moment, Jan
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Sweetser’s Hope & Healing Center in Sanford has been voted 2026’s Best Mental Health Care in Sanford/Springvale! We deeply appreciate everyone’s votes and the Best Of Survey for this recognition.
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Talking about mental health at work matters. Sweetser’s HR Director Carol Mundigler joins WMTW’s Meghan Torjussen to share why reducing stigma, encouraging open conversations, and supporting employees before they reach
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Sweetser’s Chief Communications Officer Justin Chenette appeared on WGME Channel 13 to talk about our efforts to create Maine’s first psychiatric residential treatment facility and the need for community support
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For many people in Maine, winter brings more than just cold temperatures and shorter days—it can also heighten challenges for those living with substance use disorder or working hard to
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