This has been a year of expansion for Sweetser. From opening two new Hope & Healing Centers to launching the state’s first Child Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) program and championing
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New England Psychologist: Sweetser to open residential facility for youth in April
Sweetser’s Chief Program Officer, Kristie Worster, was interviewed by the New England Psychologist about our role in creating Maine’s 1st psychiatric residential treatment facility. “Kristie Worster, Sweetser’s chief program officer,
READ MORE >Boothbay Register: Commissioners welcome new mental health liaison to Lincoln County
“Lincoln County contracted with Sweetser, a Maine network of mental behavioral services, for a dedicated full-time liaison within the Wiscasset office.” Read the full article: https://www.boothbayregister.com/article/sheriffs-department-receives-mental-heath-associate/259913
READ MORE >WGME Raising ME: Parenting Young Adults with Support
Check out the latest episode of WGME’s Raising Me podcast featuring Sweetser’s Chief Growth Officer Joanne Grant. When your child becomes an adult, how do you let go while still
READ MORE >University of Maine at Augusta recognizes Sweetser leader with alumni award
The University of Maine at Augusta recognized our Senior Director of Public Relations & Advancement Justin Chenette with a Distinguished Alumni Award. UMA’s Provost Joseph Szakas and UMA’s Vice President
READ MORE >Sweetser’s CEO on Mainebiz Health Care Panel
Sweetser’s President & CEO Jayne Van Bramer was honored to be a panelist at this year’s Mainebiz Health Care Forum in Freeport that brought together business, HR, and mental health
READ MORE >News: Maine Points Podcast hosts discussion about Mental Health Awareness Month
May is Mental Health Awareness Month and our Senior Director of Public Relations & Advancement, Justin Chenette, appeared on Newsradio WGAN‘s Maine Points to talk about the important work Sweetser
READ MORE >Child ACT celebrates one year of impactful service
This May marks the 1-year anniversary of the Child Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) program! Since its launch, the ACT Team has supported 33 youth on their mental health journeys, successfully
READ MORE >The Spring Into Hope Fashion Show was a blast
What a night in Old Orchard Beach! Our Spring Into Hope Maine Fashion Show, organized with our friends at WMTW Channel 8, was a big hit. Together, we were able
READ MORE >Media blitz on Sweetser securing funds for Maine’s 1st PRTF
Sweetser has been in the news recently highlighting the state awarding the organization $2 million to construct and operate Maine’s first Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility on the Saco campus. See
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