AMHC News
AMHC Marks National Suicide Prevention Month 2025
September is Suicide Prevention Month, a time to honor lives lost, support survivors, and raise awareness. AMHC encourages everyone to learn the warning signs, start the conversation, and connect with resources such as the 988 Lifeline. Together, we can spread hope and make a difference.
AMHC Highlights SUD Services During Recovery Month
Celebrate National Recovery Month with AMHC this September. Recovery is REAL, restoring health, home, purpose, and community. Learn about AMHC’s services, explore resources at ShareFactsSaveLives.org, and join us in spreading hope and supporting recovery.
AMHC Welcomes Therapist Kayla Henson to Madawaska Team
AMHC welcomes Kayla Henson, LCSW, MSW, to its Madawaska Outpatient Office. Kayla offers co-occurring mental health and substance use services, couples and family therapy, and compassionate, person-centered care. Learn how her expertise will benefit the community.
Kelly O’Laughlin Joins AMHC Ellsworth Outpatient Office
Hancock and Washington counties are gaining a new resource in behavioral health care with the arrival of Kelly O’Laughlin, LMSW-CC, at AMHC’s Ellsworth Outpatient Office. Kelly offers both in-person and telehealth appointments, drawing on her expertise in child development, client-centered therapy, and evidence-based practices to support individuals and families.
Start the School Year with Your Mental Health in Mind
As the school year approaches, it's important to care for both mental and emotional well-being. Our latest blog shares tips for managing stress, building healthy routines, and supporting your family’s wellness through the transition. Whether you're a parent, student, or caregiver, you’ll find guidance to help you start the year strong. Click to read more and explore helpful strategies.
International Overdose Awareness Day 2025
AMHC will observe Overdose Awareness Day on August 31 with events in Calais, Machias, Houlton, and Caribou. Driven by hope, we gather to honor lives lost, support those affected, and raise awareness about overdose prevention. These events offer space for remembrance, healing, and connection. All are welcome. Click to learn more.