The Presque Isle Outpatient Center, located in Presque Isle, Maine, is a key facility within Aroostook Mental Health Center (AMHC), delivering a full continuum of outpatient behavioral health services for children, adolescents, and adults. The center offers personalized care through individual and group therapy, couples and family counseling, and integrated treatment for co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.
Each individual receives a comprehensive, trauma-informed assessment to guide their care plan, ensuring services are tailored to their specific needs and goals. In addition to therapy, the Presque Isle location provides psychiatric medication management and participates in AMHC’s Employee Assistance Program (EAP) and Student Assistance Program (SAP), offering confidential, short-term counseling and referrals to address work, personal, and school-related issues.
Serving the heart of Aroostook County, the Presque Isle Outpatient Center is committed to helping individuals and families build resilience, manage mental health challenges, and access supportive, community-driven care.
Presque Isle CTC has been a life-saver for me and my family. Their staff are amazing from the administration to counseling, nursing and their providers! All are very helpful, encouraging and empathetic. These are the people who have been in my corner from day 1 cheering me on during this recovery journey. If you are interested in getting help, I would highly recommend this facility to you!
I completed the 28 day program at the farm last year, and overall had a good experience. Most of the staff are extremely helpful and really do care! The unfortunate part is like many others have experienced, they try to cram so much information in your head in 28 days that’s it’s almost impossible to retain any of it after the first week or two. I don’t remember much of my stay there. It was an opportunity to clean myself up, and meet some good people though. I would recommend it if you’re willing to work hard, can handle many hours of group therapy, and you are willing to stay clean. To date, I haven’t relapsed, so it must have worked! Also, if you wish to get involved in medically assisted treatment they don’t offer that there. So I would advise to start there before hand so you can have that extra tool to help while you’re there. I started m.a.t after I completed the program and that’s also been a help. Good luck!