CASA Mental Health has launched its first CASA Classrooms. The program offers intensive clinical intervention and individualized programming in classroom settings to address the need for mental health services closer to students. CASA Clinical Director Dena Pedersen joined Global News Morning Edmonton to talk about CASA Classrooms and how they’ll make an impact for kids …
Donating and volunteering are two commonly talked about ways to make change in the mental health field. One less-talked about way is to make it your career. CASA Director of People and Culture Amanda LaFrance joined Global News Morning Edmonton to talk about CASA and what it’s like working in the child and family mental …
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