
CAHS news, September-October 2019
In this back-to-school edition of CAHS Connects, we explore four emotional and behavioral health conditions found in children and youth that can affect their performance
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In this back-to-school edition of CAHS Connects, we explore four emotional and behavioral health conditions found in children and youth that can affect their performance

Headlines in this edition: – New Look and Content Coming to CAHS Newsletter– AA / NA Groups Offer Real Help at CAHS– Sawyer and Betts

Headlines in this edition: – Margaret Dumas Mental Health Center Moving– Senator Bill Cassidy Speaks of CAHS Client Success– DD Town Hall Meeting in Gonzales,

Headlines in this edition: – CAHS Offers Real Help for Parents and Families– Clients Dress Up for Autism Awareness Month– OHCC Offers Integrated Healthcare for

Headlines in this edition: – Earn CEUs at 2019 Spring Training– Grief Support Group Meeting on Tuesdays– Wowing the Crowd: CAHS Student Film Fest a

Headlines in this edition: – Faith-Based Forum Set for March 26– Register Now for CAHS Spring Training Series– March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month– Grief

Headlines in this edition: – Video on Sexual Trauma Produced by CAHS– Thomas, Permenter Named to CAHS Board– Earn CEUs – Spring Training Series Set–

Headlines in this edition: – CAHS Earns Three-Year CARF Reaccreditation– CAHS’ Collaborative Releases Response Plan to the Opioid Crisis– CAHS Employees Donate Toys for Prison

Headlines in this edition: – CAHS Annual Staff Training Day, Dec. 14– Holiday Fun: Door Decorating and Merry Mingle– Community Summit on the Opioid Crisis,

Headlines in this edition: – Register Now: CAHS Fall Training Series– CAHS Partners With DEA for Rx Drug Take Back Day– Progress Made on Voter