As Veterans Day approaches, new data highlights the importance of mental health support for Maine’s Veterans, who face a higher risk of suicide compared to Veterans nationwide. In this WMTW
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Thank you to PROPEL and the Portland Regional Chamber of Commerce for putting Sweetser’s mental health mission InFocus! Our Chief Communications Officer Justin Chenette and members of our PR/Advancement Team
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Our administrative building in Saco got a video game-inspired makeover for Halloween. Our staff brought some gaming favorites to life with creative decorations! The best part? Welcoming students from Sweetser’s
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A delicious way to give back! Moe’s Original BBQ in Scarborough recently hosted a community fundraising night benefiting Sweetser and our mission of providing hope and healing to Mainers. Our Director
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In this WMTW Mental Health Moment, Sweetser’s Senior Director of Community-Based Services, Joey Rossignol, discusses how the Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) model is breaking down barriers to care,
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A room full of laughter can make hope feel a little closer. Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 2nd Annual Smiles for Sweetser Comedy Show and helped
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Access to compassionate, understanding mental health support can make all the difference for LGBTQ+ youth. In this WMTW Mental Health Moment, Sweetser’s Chief Communications Officer Justin Chenette discusses the importance
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Cheers to Barreled Souls Brewing Company for supporting Sweetser! Following our annual Battle for the Brook Softball Tournament, Barreled Souls hosted a Happy Hour to keep the fun and the
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They say laughter is the best medicine, but can a good laugh really improve your mental health? Research suggests it can! In this WMTW Mental Health Moment, Sweetser’s Chief Communications
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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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