Arisa Health

09/30/2025

Join us for the ARPG Council's inaugural education event! We’re thrilled to partner with Southland Casino to promote Responsible Gaming Education Month. Don’t miss the chance to engage in discussions and explore our commitment to safe gaming practices. Together, we can build a brighter future for all gamers! .org

09/29/2025

Arisa Health, along with Arkansas Council for Behavioral Health are honoring Arkansas Legislators that are Behavioral Health Champions for 2025. These legislators were instrumental in getting the following legislation passed as they supported each of the bills which are now law:

HB1559 ACT 632 (McGrew)- An Act to require a review of the Substance Abuse Block Grant

HB1171 ACT 625 (K Moore/ Irvin)- An Act to modify the Independent Assessment tool

HB1622 ACT 635 (Gramlich)- An Act to make Rule Enforcement Actions Appealable

HB1256 ACT 231- (Wooldridge) An Act to create a provisional license for Counselors

SB554 ACT 1022 (Tucker)- An Act to create a program that would fund BH Workforce Development

09/29/2025

Kelly Krout, LMSW, Community Outreach Specialist/MHP for Arisa Health, met with all Rogers Public School Social Workers to offer Brain Hacks for Anxiety. Thanks to Kerri Vollmer, LCSW, School Social Worker with RPS, for making the afternoon possible.

09/25/2025

Arisa Health's Community Liaison Director, Brad Hyde, delivered the keynote address at the Arkansas Division of Human Services Annual Conference in Little Rock today. His speech offered a wealth of encouragement to individuals working in some of Arkansas's most challenging roles.

09/23/2025

09/19/2025

Trainings available! Check out one of our upcoming opportunities to learn more about su***de prevention training.
For more information Contact Marilyn Copeland at marilyn.copeland@arisahealth.org

09/17/2025

☕ CUP OF CARE CHALLENGE ☕📣

At Arisa Health, we believe care starts with us.

Every day, our incredible associates pour themselves into the lives of others — listening, supporting, healing, and holding space for hope.

But those who care for others deserve to be cared for too.

So today, we invite YOU to join us for the Cup of Care Challenge 💛

Here’s how to participate:
✅ Share a drink with a colleague — coffee, tea, water, or something sweet
✅ Speak a kind word — encouragement, affirmation, appreciation
✅ Snap a pic or video and post it
✅ Tag it with and tag a few coworkers or partners to pass it on

Let’s remind each other that we’re not alone.

Let’s create a ripple of kindness across our teams, clinics, and communities.

Let’s show what it means to truly CARE — Culture. Awareness. Representation. Empowerment. Success.

💬 Who will YOU pour into today?

09/17/2025

Your life is valuable. If you are in crisis, reach out to us today.

24/7 Crisis Line: 800-356-3035

09/16/2025

Today at Bentonville High school, Randy Jordan, Mental Health Professional with Arisa Health School Based Services, had the opportunity to speak to the 860 plus students in their sophomore class. He spoke to the dynamics involved in bullying behavior and a need for change. Justin Horschig, Ed.S, Bentonville High Counselor and Coach arranged the opportunity and said Randy was "one of our best presenters. His ability to connect heavy topics in the time allowed was so so good." Thanks for the opportunity Justin!

09/16/2025

Recovery Jamboree 2025: A Celebration of Hope and Community
Delicious food, wonderful music, and fun times were enjoyed by over 200 attendees at Arisa Health's Recovery Jamboree 2025! 🌟

The atmosphere buzzed with energy as individuals from diverse backgrounds came together to honor the journey of recovery. The event took place at Minnie Harris Park in Harrison, aimed at supporting and celebrating those in recovery from substance use disorders. Resources were offered to the community at no cost, focusing on education about mental health and substance use disorders, as well as providing support for individuals and families affected by either or both. Guest speakers shared their personal experiences, offering encouragement and hope to those in treatment and recovery.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who participated, volunteered, and contributed to the success of Recovery Jamboree 2025. Together, we are fostering a stronger, more supportive community for those on the path to recovery.

Speakers:
• Marcia Helm, Program Manager for Harrison Clinic, Arisa Health
• Heather Spence with Arisa Health Recovery at Mills
• Krystal Mayes, Career Navigator with Goodwill Industries of Arkansas, Inc.
• Rodney Beaver, Executive Director at Recovery Center of the Ozarks

Sponsors:
• First Community Bank (providing food and cooking)
• CCBHC-PDI Grant/Arisa Health (water and various supplies for the event)
• Goodwill Industries of Arkansas, Inc. (Krystal Mayes)
• Northwest Arkansas Harm Reduction
• Harrison Fire & Police Departments
• Tamara Hartman and Harvest Assembly Church
• 1915 Cafe & Bakery
• Jamie's Restaurant / Jamie & Angela Akers
• The Cake Shop
• Boba Joes - Bubble Tea and Ice Cream Shop
• Harp's at Green Forest AR
• Jeremiah 29:11 Group (provided volunteers)

Let’s maintain this momentum! Remember, recovery is a journey best traveled together. Stay connected, continue to uplift one another, and we look forward to next year’s event! 💖

09/11/2025

Every picture tells a story, and every smile can remind someone that they are not alone. Together, we bring visibility, compassion, and connection to a conversation that saves lives.

Pictured are Christy Mathis-Conway, Administrative Assistant and C.A.R.E.S. Council Member and Shadun Duncan, Associate Chief of Grants and Business Development - both based in our Arisa - Jonesboro Clinic.

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