May is Mental Health Awareness Month! In this WMTW segment, Sweetser’s Chief Communications Officer, Justin Chenette, breaks down the key mental health resources Mainers should know—from the 988 crisis line
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A recent WMTW story highlighted one client’s perspective and his recovery journey at Sweetser’s Hope & Healing Center in Brunswick. Through a new intensive outpatient program, Tommy found more than
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Sweetser announced its merger with Common Ties Mental Health Services, establishing Sweetser as Maine’s largest provider of Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) services. Jayne Van Bramer, President & CEO
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In Maine, 92% of gun deaths are suicides—and most involve men. In this WMTW Mental Health Moment, Connor Clement sits down with Sweetser’s Medical Director, Dr. Marc Kaplan, to discuss why
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When a child is struggling with their mental health, knowing where to turn can feel overwhelming. WMTW’s Scott McDonnell sits down with Sweetser’s Clinical Director of Youth Services, Becca Task,
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When a youth mental health crisis goes beyond what home can handle, Sweetser’s crisis stabilization units help children reset and move toward long-term support. On this Spotlight on ME segment,
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On our latest Mental Health Moment on WMTW Channel 8, Sweetser’s Chief Communications Officer, Justin Chenette, spoke about our upcoming Spring Into Hope Maine Fashion Show event happening in Old
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Maine’s mental health safety net is at a critical crossroads as federal funding for Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics begins to expire. In this WMTW Mental Health Moment, Sweetser CFO
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Our efforts to construct Maine’s only youth psychiatric residential treatment facility (PRTF) on our Saco campus made the headlines across multiple TV stations and newspapers last week. We are in
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Children’s residential beds are disappearing across Maine. In this WMTW Mental Health Moment, Sweetser’s Chief Program Officer Kristie Worster breaks down what’s driving the crisis—and why lawmakers say action is
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