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Christie Goulet, Executive Director of Phoenix Rising Behavioral Services

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Meet Christie Goulet

Christie leads our team with compassion and empathy, bringing over 15 years of service in the field.

She graduated from the University of Maine at Augusta with a bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies, with a concentration in Psychology, Community Services, and Art.

Leadership Spotlight

A Message from Our Executive Director

At the heart of Phoenix Rising Behavioral Services is a deep commitment to dignity, access, and whole-person wellness—values championed daily by our Executive Director, Christie Goulet.

Christie leads our team with genuine compassion and empathy, bringing over 15 years of dedicated service in the behavioral health and human services field. She graduated from the University of Maine at Augusta with a Bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies, holding a focused concentration in Psychology, Community Services, and Art. This unique, multidisciplinary background informs her holistic approach to client care—blending psychological understanding, community-level advocacy, and creative, human-centered connection.

Under Christie’s leadership, Phoenix Rising has expanded beyond traditional therapy to build essential bridges with regional partners, ensuring clients not only receive clinical support but also have access to fundamental resources such as stable housing, food security, home heating assistance, and community action programs. Her collaborative vision fosters an empowering environment for our clinical staff and a safe, welcoming sanctuary where individuals and families can rise, rebuild, and thrive.

Christie Goulet

Executive Director

Christie leads the Phoenix Rising team with deep compassion and empathy, grounded in more than 15 years of hands-on service in the behavioral health and community care fields. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from the University of Maine at Augusta, with concentrations in Psychology, Community Services, and Art.

Drawing from her background in community-focused support and person-centered advocacy, Christie oversees the organization’s vision, community partnerships, and program development. She is passionate about breaking down systemic barriers to care, integrating mental health services with vital basic-needs resources, and ensuring every person who enters our doors feels seen, respected, and supported.