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Dr. Marc Kaplan / Sweetser

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Dr. Marc Kaplan / Sweetser

Dr. Marc Kaplan, Medical Director of Sweetser speaks to Matt about Mental Health Awareness Month.

Sweetser is a nonprofit community mental health provider with a statewide network of care offering services in mental and behavioral health, developmental, and educational services.

Website: www.sweetser.org

For services or referrals, call the PromiseLine at 1-800-434-3000. For crisis response anytime, call 1-888-568-1112.

 

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