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Wellness and Recovery

Warmline

Warmline offers telephone support services for non-crisis situations, including, but not limited to: Support, social connection, sharing personal victories, overcoming fear, grief or sadness, developing effective strategies for the future, assistance with referrals to community resources, talking to someone when feeling sad, lonely, discouraged a place to learn about access to recovery programs, a place to connect with peers who have experienced mental illness and recovery.

• The Maine Warmline toll free number is: 1-866-771-9276 or 1-866-771 ( WARM)
  This is a peer staffed warmline operated by Amistad 5pm to 8am daily

• Portland
  Amistad offers a peer staffed Warmline open from 5pm –8am daily.
  Local number: 207-772-9276
• Brunswick
  The Learning & Recovery Center at Sweetser operates a peer staffed Warmline
  (207)373-4278 or 1-800-434-3000 x4278
  Staffed 24 hours seven days a week.
• Penobscot, Piscataquis , Washington and Hancock Counties.
  CH&CS sponsors the Northeast Crisis Services Warm Line, for people with mental illness and their family and friends who are seeking someone to talk with in a non-emergency situation.
  For callers in the local calling area for Bangor, the number is (207)945-5625.
  Callers outside of the local calling area can call toll free, (800) 490-8748.
• Aroostook County
  (207)768-3304
  Staffed 24 hours seven days a week.

 

 

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