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Northwest Region Celebrates 40 Years as a Counseling Center CareNet’s Northwest regional office marks its 40th year in 2023, having long since grown out of
Two CareNet Therapists Receive Training From Circle of Security Parenting CareNet therapists Elizabeth “Betsey” Brooks, LCMHC, of the Piedmont Triad region, and Esmé Bieberly, LCMHC,
CareNet Leading Way to Increase Trauma-informed Care Throughout N.C. A year after Laneita Williamson, RN, joined CareNet as its Traumainformed Care Manager, she is engaged
Class of 2016 Resident Looks Back on Her Experience of ‘Sacredness’ Tashia Rice, a member of the CareNet Residency Class of 2016, asked to write
Interim Leaders Share Thoughts On Their New Roles With CareNet When Bryan Hatcher stepped down as CareNet President, he did so, he said, knowing the
2022 Marks Significant Organizational Milestone for CareNet When 2022’s numbers were compiled, CareNet reached a record number of hours of service, with 50,615 compiled across
Hatcher Sees CareNet Leading a Changing Behavioral Health Landscape When Bryan Hatcher announced in January that he was stepping down as CareNet President, he said
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