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CAHS Prevention Coordinator Alicia Richbourg (pictured) represented Capital Area Human Services at the “Health Day & Free Heart Screening” event, Sept. 30, at Magnolia Full
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CAHS Prevention Coordinator Alicia Richbourg (pictured) represented Capital Area Human Services at the “Health Day & Free Heart Screening” event, Sept. 30, at Magnolia Full

CAHS Executive Director Jan Laughinghouse, PhD, LCSW-BACS, LAC, CCS, and CAHS Prevention Coordinator Alicia Richbourg attended the “Shining A Light: Suicide Prevention and Awareness” event

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Click here to see Tembi Muna’s video of this great event Thanks to The Advocate for its coverage — click here to read the story

Click here to see a recap video of the Summit. CAHS Executive Director Jan Laughinghouse, PhD, LCSW-BACS, LAC, CCS, was a featured panelist at the

Click here to watch Donaldsonville Mayor Leroy Sullivan’s announcement about the CAHS “Driving Into Recovery” event, Sept. 16. CAHS Prevention Coordinators Dawn Collins and Alicia

Click here to watch “Two Chairs: The Conversation,” produced by Tembi Muna.Click here to SUBSCRIBE to CAHS’ YouTube channel. Capital Area Human Services introduces “Two

Click here to watch “The Area,” produced by Tembi Muna.Click here to SUBSCRIBE to CAHS’ YouTube channel. CAHS’ podcast, “The Area,” returns with host CAHS

Click here to listen to Dr. Laughinghouse’s interview. “There needs to be a public health response to a public health issue,” said CAHS Executive Director

On August 29 and 30, Prevention Coordinator Alicia Richbourg provided opioid misuse prevention and medication safety resources to more than 80 people who attended the