Sweetser’s partnership with the Maine CDC to create the Suicide Safer Care Portal was included in a story on NewsCenter Maine (Portland and Bangor) featuring Sweetser Senior Director and Zero Suicide Chair Leslie Mulhearn.
READ MORE >Sweetser wants you to know that support is available. Call the Maine Crisis Line at 1-888-568-1112. Or if you would like to talk with a peer support specialist who has experience in recovery, call the Intentional Warm Line at 1-866-771-9276. Both phone lines can be accessed any time, day or night.
READ MORE >Sweetser Medical Director Marc Kaplan, DO, submitted a letter to the editor to the Portland Press Herald on behalf of Sweetser promoting the use of Telemedicine as a good fit for mental health services.
READ MORE >Sweetser is following guidelines provided by the Maine Center for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) to prevent the spread of COVID-19. In accordance with that guidance, we have established family visits for clients within our Residential programs. Please contact the program directly, or call 1-800-434-3000 to find out details on how to participate in these
READ MORE >In partnership with the Maine Center for Disease Control & Prevention, Sweetser is offering free courses for clinicians and community members to support the prevention of suicide. Look for online training on the Suicide Safer Care Training Portal.
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