Sweetser

Sweetser provides access to services by phone at 1-800-434-3000 and directs users to the 24-hour Maine Crisis Line for crisis support.

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New England Eating Disorders Medical Director Patrice Lockhart, MD, talked with future health professionals at the University of New England about treating eating disorders in a weight-based world.

Briana Ciallela wrote a blog for the UNE School of Social Work website. She is an intern at Sweetser’s New England Eating Disorders (NEED) Program.

This article originally appeared on the Eating Disorders Association of Maine website. It was written by Briana Ciallela, a clinical intern for Sweetser’s New England Eating Disorders (NEED) program. She

Patrice Lockhart, MD, Medical Director for the New England Eating Disorders Program at Sweetser was interviewed for an article in the Maine Sunday Telegram. Sweetser’s eating disorders program is located in

Sweetser has been recognized by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) as a TCPI (Transforming Clinical Practice Initiative) Exemplary Practice. A formal Letter of Commendation was presented to

Jamming for Suicide Prevention & Awareness and other events hosted in February by Sanford civic groups raised a total of $15,333 for Sweetser programs. Each organization held their own fundraiser

Maine Sunday Telegram's Society Notebook reported on Sweetser's "Sold On Kids" Auction and Dinner held April 20, 2018 at the Marriott in South Portland.

Join Sweetser for ‘Careers & Conversations’ an event at the Auburn Hilton Wednesday March 27th from 4-6PM. Drop in for fun music, door prizes, drinks, and appetizers. Sweetser staff will

Sweetser recently welcomed two additions to its leadership team. Jennifer Garcia joined Sweetser in 2022 and has been promoted to Clinical Director of Residential and Day Treatment. Jennifer collaborates with

Sweetser collaborates with licensed clinicians to support Mainers with mental health or substance use challenges.

In 2024, Sweetser opened two new Hope & Healing Centers, launched the state's first Child (ACT) program, and advocated for legislative policy changes.

Sweetser promotes suicide prevention and directs individuals to the Maine Crisis Line at 1-888-568-1112 for help.

Sweetser, a nonprofit mental health provider, connects children, families, and adults with needed services through staff, volunteers, and donors.