About Together Place
Four Decades of Caring
Together Place opened in 1981. As of 2020, MMHC has undergone its largest transformation. With a focus on providing peer support for individuals in substance use and mental health recovery and the completion of significant upgrades to the facility, the organization adopted a new name that perfectly aligns with its mission and programming: Together Place Peer Run Recovery Center.
Together Place Peer Run Recovery Center has a bold vision for the future.
Together Place is governed by a single entity, Maine Mental Health Connections (MMHC), which handles both its fiscal and operational management
“Together Place is the place I go to see a friend, to get a knowing hug, to be OK; myself, with my friends, fighting the good fight.”
– Wade Hinson, Board Member
Staff
Certified Intentional Peer Support Specialists (CIPSS)
CIPSS are specially trained individuals who support others in the recovery process. They are distinguished from traditional recovery coaches as the State of Maine requires they receive more extensive training and continuing education in both mental health and substance use. CIPSS must be in long-term recovery from a mental health or substance use issue themselves. Together Place employs the most CIPSS in Northern and Eastern Maine.
Peter "Pat" Kealy, CIPSS
Certified Intentional Peer Support Specialist
pat@togetherplace.org
Annette King
Certified Intentional Peer Support Specialist
annette@togetherplace.org
Sheena Ramsdell
Certified Intentional Peer Support Specialist
sheena@togetherplace.org
Administration
Board of Directors
Shea Mullaney, President
Imke Jandreau, Vice President
Arian Stockdell, Treasurer
Wade Hinson, Secretary
Seth Dee, Board Member
Karen Quirk, Board Member
Ashleigh Briggs-Davis, Board Member