Sweetser envisions a world where mental health stigma is eliminated and access to treatment and recovery is possible for all. Over the last year-and-a-half, one of Maine’s oldest and largest ...
Jayne Van Bramer is the president and CEO of Sweetser, a Saco-based nonprofit behavioral health services provider with more than 600 employees and a budget of $55 million in fiscal year 2024. She ...
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Jun. 3—Students at 18 school districts in Maine may have less mental health support next year after a nonprofit providing long-term therapy announced it can't afford to keep current staffing levels.
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'The largest it's ever been': Sweetser on the front lines of Maine’s youth mental health crisis
A growing crisis in youth mental health is alarming professionals across Maine, as experts say the need for services has reached unprecedented levels. "Would you say, it's safe to say, the need has ...
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