Elizabeth Adams (326-7145) 198 Main St.
emergency pager: 758-9060 e-mail: eadams@downeast.net
Specialty: Trauma, Grief Recovery, Crisis Management, Stress Reduction and Performance Enhancement.

Mary Claire Axford (667-1515) 64 Church St.

Deborah Ballam (667-7454) 194 Main St.
A psychotherapist with a solo practice comprised of working with women in dysfunctional relationships including battered women, abused/neglected kids and individuals in need of some assistance with personal growth. She has recently moved her practice to Cherryfield in Washington County however still has clients in the Ellsworth area. She will also be starting a therapeutic riding program for people who are suffering with emotional maladjustments.

Families United (667-3239) Christian Ridge
web site: www.familiesunited-fyi.com

Shirley Glubka (667-6778) 1 School St.
Thomas Hunson (667-0097) 26 State St.
Virginia Holmes (667-6778) 1 School St.
Susanne Moretto (664-0223) 64 Church
David Anderson MD (667-1150) 50 Union St.
James Reuter E.D.D. (667-9188) 198 Main St.
Nevin Crocker (667-8810) Washington Junction Rd.

Marc Mytar PhD (667-2095) 64 Church St.
Kathy Nyborg PhD (667-3795) Washington Junction Rd

Peter Rees (667-2358) Oak Point Rd.
Specialty: Adolescents and adults. Peter Rees has his own independent practice and Medicaid is accepted.

Geoffrey Thorpe PhD (667-2095) 64 Church St.

These professionals offer a variety of services including treatment for depression, stress reduction, substance abuse counseling, couples, co-parenting and anger management.

Coastal Counseling Services (667-1153) 198 Main St.
This facility provides individual, couple and group counseling. Staff includes Stephen White, Ed.D., LCPC, LADC and Mary White, M.Ed., LPC. Steve White specializes in drug and alcohol abuse and he also works with men and adolescent boys and couples. Mary White sees mostly women and adolescent girls over 15 years of age where she works on issues including but are not limited to depression, anxiety, stress, relationships and domestic abuse. Both are active participants with the Hospice of Hancock County where they work on bereavement issues.

Community Health and Counseling (667-2061) 204 Water St.
This facility provides individual, group and family counseling.

The Next Step (667-4606) 67 E Maple St.
Focuses on recognizing abuse, the right to make health choices and emotional support. Support groups for children ages 6-11 years old is available. Child care is provided for younger children. They also provide referrals to other services.

Families and Children Together (667-0374) 75 Main St.
This is a facility that provides therapeutic foster care services, adoption, parent education and supervised visitation.

Hancock County Children’s Council (667-5304) Ridge Rd.
This is part of the National Committee to prevent child abuse.

Families United (667-3239) Ridge Rd.
web site: www.familiesunited-fyi.com Provides family crisis counseling.

Downeast Sexual Assault Services (1-800-228-2470)
Provides strict confidentiality to victims of sexual assault.

Spruce Run (667-9489)
A hotline for abused women. Strictly confidential.

Downeast AIDS Network 667-3509 State St.

Mel Borsuk (667-6349) State St.
Provides individual, family and group counseling for teens and adults. Works with teens on probation for drug related offenses.

Jack Slonback (667-1970) 53 Church St.
Nevin Crocker (667-8810) Washington Jnc Rd.
Alcoholics Anonymous (1-800-737-6237)

Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment Resource Center (1-800-499-0027)
This organization provides information and education to both parents and students pertaining to the subject of substance abuse.

Bulimia Anorexia Self-Help, Inc (1-800-277-4785)
This organization offers a 24 hour hotline.

Narcotics Anonymous (1-800-974-0062)
This organization provides information regarding scheduled meetings as well as providing referrals to area hospitals for rehabilitation.

New Dawn Associates (667-4461) 16 High St.
Focuses on addiction. Provides individual, group, couples and family counseling.

Substance Abuse Services of Ellsworth (667-1970) 53 Church St.
Jack Slomback.

Youth Crisis Stabilization Program (1-800-499-9130)
This organization provides emergency psychiatric services to parents and children over the phone. The answering service answers and asks for name, number and location as well as age and name of child in crisis then they contact a professional.

Community Health and Counseling (667-3626)
This is a home health organization that has an umbrella of services. Services are supplied for elderly, adults, and children, which include acute care, mental health and much more.

Downeast Health Services (667-5304)
Home health organization serving the community. It services prenatal and postpartum mothers and children.

Public Health Nursing 667-1609
Assists families and communities by providing home health services which promote/assist healthy lifestyles through assessment, education, health promotion and prevention. They serve as school nurses, case managers for Tuberculosis patients, elderly patients, prenatal/postpartum patients and their children. Services are free.