“Cupcakes and Conversation” with Louisiana Spirit
CAHS’ Louisiana Spirit Team (pictured right) hosted a “Cupcakes & Conversation” in May at the East Baton Rouge Parish Library main branch to thank its community
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CAHS’ Louisiana Spirit Team (pictured right) hosted a “Cupcakes & Conversation” in May at the East Baton Rouge Parish Library main branch to thank its community
CAHS Prevention Coordinator Dawn Chanet Collins (pictured left) and Prevention Project Coordinator Ricki Davis (right) were guests of the “Kingdom Hour Radio Show,” hosted May
Distinguished Fellow Dr. UdofaCongratulations to CAHS’ Medical Director Aniedi Udofa, MD, DABPN, DFAPA, who was officially presented as a Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric
(Pictured, l-r): Outreach Social Services Counselor Michelle Hebert, CSW, and CARP Community Resource Specialist Megan Shields attended the May 17 “Bridging the Gap Community Fair”
Pictured, l-r: Gambling Treatment Services Counselor Tiffany Alexis, LAC; Community Services Specialist Rosalyn Davis, CAC; and Gambling Treatment Services Coordinator Kyllie Jenkins, CAC, CCGC; represented
“Better Back Together” indeed!It was 2019, before the COVID pandemic, that CAHS was able to have its last agency-wide training, but the Employee Relations Committee
According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, a person dies from suicide every 12 hours in Louisiana. To help reverse that trend, CAHS’ Prevention
CAHS’ Prevention Team participated in the April 30 “Drug Take Back Day,” hosted by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and held at the Baton
Click here to watch the episode. Certified Peer Support Specialist Ivan Toldson hosts this edition of CAHS’ podcast, “The Area,” and talks with Tammi Bellazaire,
CAHS Project Coordinator Karen Wooley met with 500 middle and high school students during April to talk about the dangers of tobacco, marijuana, and vaping.