IMPORTANT MESSAGE
If you are in crisis, please call 988 or go to the nearest emergency room.
CAHS offices will be closed Monday, May 25, 2026, in observance of the Memorial Day holiday.
24-hour Crisis Line: 1-844-452-2133
In this series of excerpts from “Two Chairs: The Conversation,” you’ll hear about the benefits of school based therapy from providers and beneficiaries of CAHS’
Click here to watch the video, produced by Tembi Muna.SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel here. Capital Area Human Services held a Community Health Fair on
Pictured above (l-r): CAHS professionals Rosalyn Davis (Addiction Recovery Services), Megan Shields (Capital Area Recovery Program, CARP), Alicia Richbourg (Prevention), and Yolanda Yancy (Prevention). Members
CAHS’ Prevention Team of Dawn Collins, Alicia Richbourg, Bridget Lewis, and Yolanda Yancy (pictured, l-r), hosted a booth at the 2023 Baton Rouge Pride Festival
The regional Behavioral Health Collaborative, created and convened by Capital Area Human Services, met May 24 at CAHS to explore the establishment of a Crisis
The opioid epidemic is impacting many individuals and families in our region. “Let’s Talk 2.0” was the second in a series, hosted in partnership with
CAHS staff joined the medical community and resource vendors at the annual “Love Heals” event at the Raising Canes River Center, April 15-16, where more
In this edition of “The Area,” Licensed Addiction Counselor Tiffany Alexis talks with Certified Peer Support Specialist Ivan Toldson about the importance of counseling and
Click here to watch CAHS School Based Therapist Kristen Smith talk about why school based therapy services are so important. Kristen suffered from a traumatic
Ricky Pampo, fitness and nutrition instructor at Capital Area Human Services, sat down with CAHS Certified Peer Support Specialist Ivan Toldson in this edition of
