Arisa Health

02/26/2026

Alexis Wolcott, LCSW, Program Coordinator
Arisa Health – Mountain View

02/26/2026

Wherever you are in your life, practicing these coping skills can help. ❤️

If you are in a mental health crisis, you can call Arisa Health
24-7 Crisis Line: 800-356-3035

02/25/2026

Pony Up for Haven will be THURSDAY April 30 6:00-8:00 pm this year! It will be at the Genesis of Conway dealership! We have a lot of great things planned so make sure to reach out to Emma now & reserve your spot! 🏁🐎🩵

02/24/2026

02/24/2026

Attention Arisa Health clients 💙 Your overall health matters! If you’re coming in for services, feel free to stop by and take advantage of our FREE blood pressure screening. It only takes a moment and is an important way to stay on top of your health.

New clients can get on our schedule by calling 1-833-737-1197. We have locations in Conway, Morrilton and Russellville. We accept most insurances.

(Pictured is Jacquelyn Irby, LPN)

02/23/2026

Arisa Health’s Haven is a Qualified Residential Treatment Program (QRTP) for adolescent females in foster care between the ages of 12-18 who have experienced trauma. Haven accepts children into our program from every county in Arkansas in which are all referred by the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS).

Words of encouragement & a little positivity go a long way here at Haven 🩷

02/23/2026

Febrero es el Mes Nacional de Concientización sobre la Violencia en el Noviazgo Adolescente.

Conoce las señales. Identifica las alertas. Fortalece tus límites.

Compartimos información clave y recursos confiables para apoyar relaciones saludables y seguras.

02/23/2026

February is National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month.

Know the signs. Spot the red flags. Strengthen your boundaries.

We’re sharing key insights and trusted resources to help build healthy, safe relationships.

02/23/2026

Last week the Arisa Therapetic Foster Care (TFC) Program staff attended a state-wide provider meeting with DCFS in Little Rock, focusing on increasing collaboration between various placement agencies to improve outcomes for children in foster care in Arkansas. Arisa TFC program managers were also each recognized for their program successes and ways they support children in care.

Left to right:
Veronica Milnes, QBHP, TFC Parent Coordinator
Carrie Strack, TFC Program Manager
Kimberly Hardin, LCSW, TFC Program Coordinator
Willie Ann Wallace, TFC Program Manager

Sonya Harden-Ricks, DCFS Specialized Services Unit Supervisor

02/19/2026

What are you asking your kids after school? If you're asking, "How was your day?” Instead try some of these questions instead. It's a GAME CHANGER!
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Arisa Health’s School-Based Behavioral Health Services support kids of all ages in building strong emotional and social skills. Our program works alongside students and families to remove learning barriers and encourage healthy growth. Being based in schools helps us stay closely connected with teachers and staff to give students the care they need. Call one of our locations close to you if you're interested in School-Based Services or our Outpatient Children's Services. We are here to help your child live their best life.

02/19/2026

Huntsville Public Schools Superintendent Mr. Jay Chalk and Jennifer Drake, LCSW, Arisa Health, pause to capture the key message of the day, which is to PAUSE, NOTICE, and CHOOSE how to respond to what life throws your way.

Huntsville Public Schools kicked off this semester by hosting a professional development conference to support their educators. Several members of our Arisa Health School Based Community Outreach Team lead engaging topics including Youth Mental Health First Aid, Safeguarding Your Wellbeing & Improving Classroom Behaviors, Brain Hacks for Anxiety, and Mental Wellbeing.

Contact our School Based Outreach Team to learn more about our professional development.