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News (2001—2006)
August 2, 2006
Seven Counties Services participating
in USDA food program
July 24, 2006
Seven Counties Services' board seeks
nominations for the Sunrise Award to honor those who help further
Seven Counties' mission through cooperation and collaboration
June 1 & 2, 2006
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Training: Mental Health Aspects of Intellectual Disability: Diagnosis
& Treatment
March 2006 Developmental
Disabilities Month Calendar of Events
February 17,
2006
Seven Counties Services purchases additional building
on West Broadway; consolidates programming
formerly split between two other locations
December 5,
2005
Seven Counties Services' board of directors
honors Betty Kassulke as first recipient
of Sunrise Award
Mental Illness
Awareness Week Calendar
October 2-8, 2005
August 19, 2005
Seven Counties Services participating in USDA food program
August 8, 2005
New Members Join the Seven Counties Services' Board of Directors
July 13, 2005
Seven Counties Services’ board seeks to honor
those who help further Seven Counties’ mission
through cooperation and collaboration
April 13, 2005
Seven Counties Services receives grant for substance abuse programming
for persons who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
December 8, 2004
New recovery-focused, drug-free clubhouse in Jefferson County
for adolescents is one of first in the country
December 1, 2004
Members elect Shelby resident as new chair
of Seven Counties Services' board of directors
August 5, 2004
Seven Counties Services participating in USDA food program
February 18, 2004
Testimony to the Ky. House Budget Review Subcommittee on Human
Resources
September 3,
2003
Seven Counties Services participating in USDA food program
Lost
Along the Way: Cutbacks in service felt across Louisville (7-27-03),
Gideon Gil, The Courier-Journal
For
the mentally ill, getting a job may mean losing benefits (7-27-03),
Gideon Gil, The Courier-Journal
Bridgehaven:
Influx of clients adds to caseload (7-27-03), Gideon Gil, The Courier-Journal
Emergency
Psychiatric Services: Impact of budget cuts starkly evident at hospital
(7-27-03), Gideon Gil, The Courier-Journal
Criminal
Justice Team: Program loses workers, helps fewer mentally ill defendants
(7-27-03), Gideon Gil, The Courier-Journal.
May 14, 2003
New Members Join Seven Counties Services’
Board of Directors
April 14, 2003
JADAC offers ‘Concerned Persons’
alcohol/drug education program
January 17, 2003
Seven Counties Services to reduce workforce
November 18,
2002
Cognitive-Behavioral Group Therapy Workshop with Greg Crosby,
MA, LPC, CGP Offered
September
16, 2002
Letter to the Editor sent to the Courier-Journal and rural papers
in the region
When the right thing to do is the hard thing to do
September
16, 2002
‘Zipper’ Alcoholic Products Masquerade as Safe Snacks
August
21, 2002
Seven Counties’ Crisis and Information Center needs volunteers
July
17, 2002
In-home Mental Health Services Available for Children and their
Families in Bullitt County
June
13, 2002
Local mental health consumers—The Stigma Fighter Players—present
theatrical workshop at international conference
April
30, 2002
New Members Join Seven Counties Services’ Board of Directors
April
30, 2002
Seven Counties Services Sponsors Workshop about Improving Mental
Health Outcomes for Older Adults
March
28, 2002
Seven Counties Services, Inc. Sponsors CognitiveTherapy Workshop
February
26, 2002
Seven Counties’ Crisis and Information Center needs volunteers
February
11, 2002
Compeer Needs Volunteers
Program matches volunteers with youth participating in mental
health services
February
7, 2002
It's Not Too Late to Make a Fresh Start This Year!
Programs available to help YOU quit smoking
September
26, 2001
Seven Counties Services’ Board of Directors Elects New Officers
Board re-elects three members
September
12, 2001
How to manage stress and anxiety created by terrorist activity
September
11, 2001
Seven Counties Services Professionals Available Around the Clock
to Counsel Individuals with Concern about Terrorism
July
10, 2001
New Members Join Seven Counties Services’ Board of Directors
June
21, 2001
Jefferson County Judge-Executive Rebecca Jackson and Louisville
Mayor David Armstrong Announce Revival of Underage Drinking Program
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