written by Brad Campbell Can one person change the course of human history? Can someone create a bend in the road to a better place that wasn’t there before? I believe they can. All it took was one look at the whiteboard in Yolanda Thomas’ office to convince me. On the wall in front of
written by Tina Hall, EpiCenter Director Did you know the incidence of psychosis in Northwest Louisiana is about 50-60 new cases annually? By cases, we mean people – people who are living with psychosis which is associated with considerable disability and may affect all areas of life including personal, family, social, educational, and occupational functioning.
It was such a nice surprise when Carolyn Hammond, president and CEO, received a call from Michele Q=Petersen, current Board secretary, saying that her Shreveport Garden Study Club (SGSC) would like to make a generous $1,000 donation towards our veteran services. The check presentation took place on a sunny, spring day at the Veterans Transitional
written and shared by Robert L. Dean I suspect I am probably like many of you out there fearing that the sea of problems in our community is so great and worrying that my boat feels so small. Crime, sickness, homelessness, racism, even litter, and the list goes on. I ask myself… What can I
written and shared by Carolyn Hammond, President and CEO Good morning! Thank you for being here! Although we’ve held this Cherish the Children of God breakfast for more than 20 years I’m humbled that so many of you return year after year. This event was created to inspire you about the choices we make with
written and shared by JaShunna Boykins Good morning, My name is JaShunna. I’m from Logansport, Louisiana. I was raised by an amazing God-fearing single mother. Watching my mother, I noticed an unspoken pressure. To live up to the label of being “the strong black woman” who always has it together. I watched my mom handle
