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Sweetser held a free community screening of the film ‘Compassion Cures’ and a recovery panel discussion at our Brunswick clinic. Events like this can help reduce the stigma of seeking

Eating disorders are a form of mental illness that can affect anyone at any age, including teenagers and younger children. Lindsay Susi, Sweetser’s Clinical Director of our New England Eating

Tom’s Of Maine sent their full team to our Saco campus to help beautify our spaces. The youth we serve deserve the very best therapeutic environments and this is possible

As students and families start planning a return to the new school year over the next few weeks, it’s important to remember that mental health resources are available not just

Sweetser’s team had a blast connecting with families at the National Night Out event put on by the Saco Police Department. It was a wonderful opportunity to interact with public

We’ve waited all winter to enjoy our beautiful Maine summers, but did you know there is a connection between prolonged exposure to high temperatures and a negative impact on our

Sold out for Sweetser! Together we raised $8,000 for mental health at our Higher Ground – A Tribute to Stevie Wonder benefit concert! We appreciate the amazing venue Vinegar Hill

If an adult is experiencing a mental health crisis, where can they go to get immediate support? Mike Andrick, Sweetser’s Senior Director of Adult Crisis & Residential Services, appeared on

Sweetser received some wonderful coverage on Newscenter Maine about the launch of our new Child ACT (Assertive Community Treatment) program and what it means for families trying to access services

Motherhood can be a rewarding journey, but it can also impact a woman’s mental health. Sweetser’s Chief Growth Officer, Joanne Grant, who also happens to be a mother herself, spoke