Promising Futures for Children & Families

Sweetser offers support in many ways for your child and your family behavioral health needs. Services are available in your community, including through many primary care offices, in a residential setting, or in your child’s school.

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Promising Futures for Adults

Sweetser offers support in many ways for improved adult mental health services — available in your home, or in the community at Sweetser clinics and in many primary care offices.

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It may not be a crisis, but there are times when talking with a peer support specialist who has experience in recovery can make a big difference.

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Giving school-aged students the best chance for successful learning, Sweetser’s special education curriculum supports students struggling with social, emotional, and academic challenges.

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Don’t settle for just a paycheck. Choose a job that truly inspires you. Choose a job that could change a life – even your own. Begin your career in mental health with Sweetser, paid training provided. Sign on bonuses for many positions.

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President & CEO Jayne Van Bramer recently spoke at the Lewiston/Auburn Rotary Club about the importance of reducing mental health stigma in our communities, and highlighted ways that Lewiston-Auburn residents can access recovery and behavioral health support through Sweetser’s new Hope and Healing Center in Lewiston.

President & CEO Jayne Van Bramer recently spoke at the Lewiston/Auburn Rotary Club about the importance of reducing mental health stigma in our communities, and highlighted ways that Lewiston-Auburn residents can access recovery and behavioral health support through Sweetser’s new Hope and Healing Center in Lewiston.

Begin a compassionate career in behavioral health as a Youth & Family Counselor! Sweetser is looking for individuals who want to work directly with our residential youth clients in Saco. Enjoy full benefits, paid time off, tuition reimbursement and paid training, along with opportunities for growth in the field! $19/hour & $5000 signing bonus! Learn more: https://www.sweetserjobs.org/careers/

Ice Skate for Sweetser presented by @martinspointhealthcare is a free family event happening Saturday January 25th from 5-6PM. Grab your own skates and join us on the ice at the Falmouth Family Ice Center. Enjoy indoor and outdoor skate. Donations are welcome to support youth mental health programs at Sweetser. ⛸️

Ice Skate for Sweetser presented by Martin's Point Health Care is a free family event happening Saturday January 25th from 5-6PM. Grab your own skates and join us on the ice at the Falmouth Family Ice Center. Enjoy indoor and outdoor skate. Donations are welcome to support youth mental health programs at Sweetser. ⛸️

Our latest radio Mental Health Minute with me and Lori Voornas from 94.9 WHOM discussing how to incorporate mental wellness into your new year. 🎙

Our latest radio Mental Health Minute with me and Lori Voornas from 94.9 WHOM discussing how to incorporate mental wellness into your new year. 🎙

Sweetser's Know Your OPTIONS program staff Andrew Thibodeau and Ashlee Kimball recently educated their community about Sweetser, the OPTIONS program, and substance use disorder resources at Bridging the Gap in Augusta. The center holds a monthly tabling event and is doing great work toward reducing the stigma and overdose deaths in Kennebec County. Learn more: sweetser.org/options

Sweetser's OPTIONS program staff Andrew Thibodeau and Ashlee Kimball recently educated their community about Sweetser, the OPTIONS program, and substance use disorder resources at Bridging the Gap in Augusta. The center holds a monthly tabling event and are doing great work towards reducing the stigma and overdose deaths in Kennebec County. Learn more: sweetser.org/options

Did you know nearly a third of all people say they feel pressured to set New Year’s resolutions with even higher numbers of younger people reporting these feelings? Here are some tips to prioritize mental well-being as you think about your new year:
✅Think goals rather than resolutions
✅Make goals your own without comparison of others
✅Reflect at your own pace
✅Pick something that excites & motivates you
✅Make goals manageable & measurable
✅Celebrate small wins, focus on the positive
✅Practice self-compassion

Did you know nearly a third of all people say they feel pressured to set New Year’s resolutions with even higher numbers of younger people reporting these feelings? Here are some tips to prioritize mental well-being as you think about your new year:
✅Think goals rather than resolutions
✅Make goals your own without comparison of others
✅Reflect at your own pace
✅Pick something that excites & motivates you
✅Make goals manageable & measurable
✅Celebrate small wins, focus on the positive
✅Practice self-compassion

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