The 2024 Jamming for Mental Health Awareness & Suicide Prevention event raised more than $17,000 to support Sweetser behavioral health services in the Sanford/Springvale area! The event took place at
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Mental health and substance use treatment providers came together to call on the Legislature and the Governor to fund various reforms to improve Maine’s behavioral health system. Sweetser’s President &
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“The University of New England School of Social and Behavioral Sciences, in collaboration with mental health provider Sweetser, hosted a naloxone training workshop on the Biddeford Campus. Lacey Bailey, LADC,
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Sweetser’s President & CEO Jayne Van Bramer was the guest on our weekly TV segment ‘Mental Health Moment’ on WMTW Channel 8. She discussed the important role mental health should
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Mike Andrick has joined Sweetser as Senior Director of Adult Crisis & Residential Services. In this role, he oversees mobile crisis services, adult crisis stabilization units, crisis aftercare programs, OPTIONS,
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Sweetser President & CEO Jayne Van Bramer comments on the latest Deadly Force Review Panel’s mental health recommendations.
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Most pet owners know about the joys that come with sharing their lives with their furry companions. However, did you know they can also improve our mental health? Caring for
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A new mental health and substance use clinic has opened up in Sanford thanks to a $4 million grant from the Federal government. Behavioral health provider, Sweetser, received the award
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Maine’s behavioral health community, including Sweetser, came together at the State House to call for funding the Maine Resiliency Package that includes several key mental health priorities. The time for
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“Care coordination is essential,” said Joey Rossignol, MEd LMHC, LCPC, clinical director at Sweetser’s CCBHC in Brunswick. “If we don’t have the resources a client needs internally, we will work
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