AMHC News


  • Launch your career with AMHC’s hands-on internship program! Designed for future behavioral health professionals, AMHC offers real-world experience, mentorship, stipends, and diverse placements—from clinical care to IT and marketing. Interns build skills, confidence, and lasting connections. Apply today to gain invaluable experience and make a difference in your community.


  • Sexual assault impacts people of all ages and backgrounds, often leaving survivors to cope alone. For over 40 years, AMHC Sexual Assault Services has provided free, confidential support across Aroostook, Hancock, and Washington counties. On April 30, AMHC will host its first-ever Listen, Support, Believe Survivors Telethon. Read more to learn how you can support this vital cause. 


  • April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a time to support survivors, raise awareness, and promote prevention. This year’s theme, “Together We Act,” emphasizes the importance of coming together to create safer, more respectful communities. Sexual violence affects people of all backgrounds. Learn how AMHC’s Sexual Assault Services offer free, confidential, 24/7 support—and how you can be part of the change.


  • March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about brain injuries and their impact. Understanding these conditions, from traumatic brain injuries to acquired brain injuries, is crucial for prevention and support. Discover how programs like AMHC's Center for Integrated Neuro Rehab provide vital care for survivors. Learn how you can help spread awareness and make a difference.


  • This Women's History Month, we're celebrating the women who have shaped the future of mental health care! These pioneers have changed lives, from Marsha Linehan's groundbreaking therapy to Simone Biles' advocacy for athletes' well-being. Want to learn more about these inspiring women? Read our latest blog.