
“Calm down!”. “Take a deep breath”. “Stop worrying about it”. These are things we hear when we are feeling anxious and for most people are not helpful and do not
READ MORE >“Calm down!”. “Take a deep breath”. “Stop worrying about it”. These are things we hear when we are feeling anxious and for most people are not helpful and do not
READ MORE >As part of its Serve with Liberty community service program, Liberty Mutual employees volunteered in Saco on May 4th. Forced indoors due to inclement weather, the crew cleaned worked with
READ MORE >House Speaker Rep. Rachel Talbot Ross visited our Saco special purpose school on April 30 to talk about our behavioral health system and what the legislature can do to tackle
READ MORE >The team at KeyBank, a longtime partner and supporter of Sweetser, helped beautify the outside of our adult crisis building on our Saco campus. They did a wonderful job working
READ MORE >Sweetser’s Zero Suicide Committee organized a team to participate in the University of New England’s Walk to Fight Suicide, an event from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. The following
READ MORE >During National Volunteer Month, IDEXX employees volunteered on our Saco school to help beautify the campus. We wouldn’t be able to do what we do without all our amazing volunteers
READ MORE >Check out the latest edition of Journey Magazine where our staff member Tom MacElhaney, who works as Cumberland County’s OPTIONS Liaison, talks about how he helps Mainers on their road to recovery.
READ MORE >Our annual Learning Arts Fair on our Saco school campus is always a big hit with students and staff alike. It’s an opportunity to explore additional creative outlets and this
READ MORE >A TV ad featuring Nickie Murray, one of Sweetser’s many independent affiliate providers across the state providing care to clients. The spot has been running on Newscenter Maine and WMTW.
READ MORE >Watch our maple syrup adventures from our Saco school campus on this episode of MaineLife Media’s Maine Food Story that aired on Newscenter Maine. Their TV crew shadowed a group
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