
Our President & CEO Jayne Van Bramer, joined other mental health professionals in an interview and panel discussion on WMTW Channel 8 around reducing stigma and ideas for improving access
READ MORE >Our President & CEO Jayne Van Bramer, joined other mental health professionals in an interview and panel discussion on WMTW Channel 8 around reducing stigma and ideas for improving access
READ MORE >On the 7th episode of “Not Now, Maybe Later”, listen to the story of a real teen who has been through it – anxiety since she was very young, starting therapy
READ MORE >Sweetser and WGAN have partnered to bring mental health moments to the radio! Check our recent two spots voiced by Sweetser’s own Dr. Marc Kaplan.
READ MORE >Congratulations to Kim Grant, Assistant Supervisor of Residential Services, for being named Youth Care Worker of the Year at the Child and Family Provider Network Conference. This award speaks to Kim’s
READ MORE >As part of the United Way of Southern Maine’s Day of Action on May 23, our Sanford office and Saco Campus hosted volunteers from Unum and Hannaford. Volunteers landscaped under
READ MORE >“School-based clinicians are on the front lines of this mental health crisis. By providing mental health services directly in the school setting, clinicians can be more responsive to each student’s
READ MORE >Our Chief Program Officer Kristie Worster shared some mental health tips on Newscenter Maine just in time for Memorial Day weekend. Watch below…
READ MORE >Portland Sea Dogs Baseball hosted Sweetser for Mental Health Awareness Night on Thursday, May 11th. Sweetser Chief Financial Officer John McAnuff threw the ceremonial first pitch. Sweetser also had an
READ MORE >Sweetser recently welcomed two additions to its leadership team. Jayne Pelletier, Ph.D. joined Sweetser as the new Director of Training. Jayne comes to Sweetser with a long history of working with adult,
READ MORE >Systems Engineering, a longtime partner with Sweetser, understands that mental health matters. As part of the company’s commitment to continually giving back to the community, it recently donated $20,000 to
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