Say Hello to Our Case Managers
Our Case Management team is dedicated to supporting you through life challenges. Whether you are struggling with substance use, experiencing homelessness, or have a mental health diagnosis our case managers can help support you to access the resources you need to live a healthy and fulfilling life. This is a MaineCare only service.
Kristin Leahy, MHRT-C
Case Manager/ Community Integration Specialist
Kristin graduated in 2004 from Gordon College with a degree in Youth Work and a minor in Counseling Psychology, She spent 18 years both in the states and overseas working with youth and young adults in the community. Kristin is a dedicated and compassionate case manager with a proven track record of making a positive impact in the lives of individuals facing challenging circumstances. With a deep commitment to advocacy and a strong background in working with youths, she has been a guiding light for countless clients seeking support and assistance. Kristin is known for her exceptional communication skills, which foster trust and build strong rapport with clients, empowering them to take control of their lives. As a case manager, Kristin has successfully collaborated with a diverse range of clients, including those facing issues related to mental health, substance abuse, housing insecurity, and more.
Larissa Emery, MHRT-c
Case Manager/ Community Integration Specialist
Larissa Emery is a Case Manager with a diverse background in serving populations facing mental health challenges and co-occurring disorders on an inpatient and outpatient basis. A personal history of trauma and grief helped to guide her education and her passion towards an understanding of human connection, adverse childhood experiences, and the relationship each one of us has with our trauma. She is committed to continuous education surrounding Adverse Childhood Experiences, in hopes that someday ACE’s research will be forefront in finally addressing the negative life long impacts of trauma. Because everyone deserves the ability to reckon with their past, so that they may begin to heal their future. She strives to help each of her clients navigate and access therapies and resources available to them, and is a strong advocate for individual voice and choice. She believes that the individuals she serves drive the bus, and that she just helps with the directions (and that a little moral support now and then never hurt). Larissa, also has a lengthy history professionally and personally working with Parents of children with significant mental and emotional health challenges. Those navigating the Children Behavioral Health services (CBHS) in our state. And a deep understanding of the pain and grief parents and families face when home is not currently a safe option for their child/children. You are not inadequate, our system of care is.
Maria Sosa, MHRT-c
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