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.
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.
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.
Depression Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore at Any Age
Depression looks different at every age. Learn to recognize the signs in children, adults, and older adults, understand common misconceptions about depression, and discover how to take the first step toward help. AMHC offers counseling, care coordination, and support when you need it most.
Honoring Micah Wall with the AMHC Recovery Scholarship
The AMHC Micah Wall Recovery Scholarship Fund honors Micah’s legacy by helping Aroostook County residents access vital recovery services. Inspired by his journey, the fund supports those committed to sobriety but facing financial barriers, offering hope, healing, and lasting recovery opportunities.
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.
Supportive Services: Children’s Behavioral Health Home (CBHH)
Is your child facing emotional or behavioral challenges? AMHC’s Children’s Behavioral Health Home (CBHH) program offers team-based care to support children and families. Our staff partners with you to develop personalized plans, connect with resources, and coordinate care that promotes your child’s well-being at home, in school, and throughout their daily lives.
Bridging the Gaps: AMHC Care Coordination is Here to Help
Struggling to manage mental health or substance use care? AMHC’s Care Coordination services are here to help. Our team works closely with individuals across Aroostook, Hancock, and Washington counties to create personalized care plans, connect to resources, and ensure consistent, whole-person support. Learn how this free service can guide you or a loved one on the path to recovery.
Launch Your Career with AMHC Internships
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.