AMHC News
AMHC: A Lighthouse for Adults in Crisis
AMHC’s Adult Crisis Stabilization Unit (ACSU) serves as a lighthouse for adults in behavioral health crisis, offering 24/7, short-term, voluntary support in a safe setting. Through therapy, staff guidance, and skill building, individuals regain stability, strengthen coping skills, and prepare to return home with a plan.
Empowering Recovery Through Shared Experience and Support
Meet Sarah Aila, a Peer Recovery Coach at AMHC’s Outpatient Office in Ellsworth. Peer Recovery Coaching is an option that AMHC offers as a part of substance use disorder treatment. Sarah discusses how she started her role, what her process looks like, and what it means to demonstrate hope and strength through recovery.
Managing Holiday Stress: Your Guide to a Calmer Season
The holidays don't have to be overwhelming. Discover practical strategies for managing holiday stress, including setting boundaries, simplifying traditions, and prioritizing self-care. Learn to recognize when stress becomes serious and find the support you need. Create a calmer, more meaningful season on your terms.
Caring For the Caregiver: Preventing Burnout
November is National Family Caregivers Month. Caregiving is rewarding but demanding. Learn to recognize the warning signs of caregiver burnout, including compassion fatigue, social isolation, and financial strain. Discover mental health resources and support available to help you care for yourself while caring for others.
Ecotherapy-Trained Counselor Joins AMHC in Calais
Meet Eunice Francis, the newest counselor at AMHC's Calais office. With ecotherapy training and extensive experience in behavioral health coordination, she offers clients a unique therapeutic approach that connects mental wellness with the healing power of nature. Serving adults, children, and families in Washington County.
AMHC Welcomes Sonya Keene to Presque Isle Team
A familiar face returns to Aroostook County with valuable expertise. Meet the licensed clinical social worker who's returning to her roots in Aroostook County with specialized training in eating disorder treatment. Find out how Sonya Keene, LCSW, is expanding access to vital mental health services for clients of all ages.