IMPORTANT MESSAGE
If you are in crisis, please call 988 or go to the nearest emergency room.
24-hour Crisis Line: 1-844-452-2133
Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among people, ages 10 to 24, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. To address the
A new smartphone app, developed through a CAHS partnership with LSU, will alert individuals, families, and treatment teams of worsening mental health conditions that could
The Prevention Team continues to connect with the faith-based community. In September, Prevention Coordinator Dawn Collins (pictured) visited the Islamic Center of Baton Rouge and staffed an
In September, CAHS’ Prevention Team continued its community-wide distribution of Narcan, the lifesaving reversal agent for opioid overdoses. Prevention Project Coordinator Ricki Davis (pictured) presented information and
Kudos to CAHS Certified Peer Support Specialist and video producer Ivan Toldson who produced a new CAHS commercial about problem gambling. The ad features CAHS
CAHS School Based Behavioral Health therapists Misty Humble, LCSW, Nina Julien, LMSW, (pictured above, l-r), and supervisor Dina Rife, LCSW-BACS, attended the Ascension Parish High School Career and College
More than 300 students and parents attended a College and Career Fair at Zachary High School on Sept. 12, and members of CAHS’ Prevention Team
Southern University and LSU played in a highly anticipated game, Sept. 10, and CAHS was part of the broadcasts on KQXL 106.5 and 98.1 “The
Individuals know to call 911 for emergencies, and now they can call 988 to speak with trained specialists for mental health crisis intervention and suicide
“In 2015, life took a turn, and that turn changed my life because I lost my middle son (Brian) to a heroin overdose,” says CAHS
