Experiencing psychosis doesn’t automatically mean someone has schizophrenia. Understanding the difference is an important step toward reducing stigma and connecting people with the right care. In this WMTW Mental Health
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Sweetser is proud to continue our ongoing media partnership with NEWS CENTER Maine through its Let’s Talk About It campaign—an initiative dedicated to normalizing conversations about mental health, sharing trusted
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Maine is seeing encouraging progress in reducing fatal overdoses, but the work to support people impacted by substance use disorder continues. In this WMTW Mental Health Moment, Sweetser Chief Growth
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As students settle into a new school year, the stress and anxiety that come with the transition can also take a toll on the professionals supporting them. In this WMTW
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Sweetser was recently featured on NEWS CENTER Maine’s “Let’s Talk About It” series as part of a story highlighting Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and the Greater Portland Out of the
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In this WMTW Mental Health Moment, former Sweetser client Jaymison Harper shares her powerful journey from struggling with depression and self-harm as a teenager to finding hope, connection, and healing
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Sweetser’s clinical experts have recently joined local media to help Mainers better understand important mental health topics and the resources available when support is needed. Through media conversations like these,
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Sweetser’s biggest fundraiser of the year will be held Thursday, Sept. 17, at Brick South on Thompson’s Point in Portland. Sweetser’s Chief Communications Officer, Justin Chenette, appeared on WMTW Channel
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Sweetser is expanding mobile crisis services to Kennebec and Somerset counties, ensuring 24/7 mental health crisis support remains available across the region. Sweetser Director of Crisis Services Elise Chase joins
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In this WMTW Mental Health Moment, Joanne Grant, Sweetser’s Chief Growth Officer, discusses how Sweetser partnered with the City of Biddeford to provide free, confidential trauma support following a recent
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