We work tirelessly to meet the needs of the individual, family, and community for better behavioral health in Central Arkansas. The Mission of PCA is to offer pathways to wholeness, healing, and hope through caring and effective mental health services. We help make our community healthier, safer, and more productive, by improving the lives of the people we serve, helping individuals and families build on their own strengths, and by supporting the work of other caregivers and service providers.
We strive to improve the value of our services to individuals, families, and organizations by responding to their needs in an ethical, accessible, safe, and professional manner. We recognize that a professional and diverse staff is PCA's most valuable asset and that we must continually improve recruitment, growth opportunities, and retention of staff.
We measure the effectiveness of our efforts by their results, including client improvement and satisfaction, and community impact. We work to maximize revenues and resources to meet the needs of those we serve, while minimizing costs and the duplication of services.
We strive to improve the value of our services to individuals, families, and organizations by responding to their needs in an ethical, accessible, safe, and professional manner. We recognize that a professional and diverse staff is PCA's most valuable asset and that we must continually improve recruitment, growth opportunities, and retention of staff.
We measure the effectiveness of our efforts by their results, including client improvement and satisfaction, and community impact. We work to maximize revenues and resources to meet the needs of those we serve, while minimizing costs and the duplication of services.
Services
Professional Counseling Associates (PCA) is a non-profit nationally accredited Community Mental Health Center offering services for children, adolescents and adults.
PCA has five Clinic Locations in the counties of Pulaski, Lonoke, and Prairie, with experienced professionals including: psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors, and Quality Behavioral Health Providers (QBHPs).
ARISA HEALTH has over 1,200 employees covering 41 Arkansas counties (four regions) providing mental health services.
PCA has five Clinic Locations in the counties of Pulaski, Lonoke, and Prairie, with experienced professionals including: psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors, and Quality Behavioral Health Providers (QBHPs).
ARISA HEALTH has over 1,200 employees covering 41 Arkansas counties (four regions) providing mental health services.
The Community Support Program (CSP) is located in North Little Rock at the Springhill Clinic.
The program is designed to meet the needs of persons eighteen years of age and older who have a serious persistent mental illness.
The two major components of CSP are the Outpatient Care Program and the Day Services Program (DSP).
Outpatient Care consists of outpatient services, both individual and group, and case management services.
The Day Services Program consists of individual and group services and case management.
The program is designed to meet the needs of persons eighteen years of age and older who have a serious persistent mental illness.
The two major components of CSP are the Outpatient Care Program and the Day Services Program (DSP).
Outpatient Care consists of outpatient services, both individual and group, and case management services.
The Day Services Program consists of individual and group services and case management.
Brian Davis is a Licensed Certified Social Worker and has been the Chief Executive Officer at Counseling Associates in Conway since 2017.
Previously, he served as CEO at WellStone Behavioral Health in Huntsville, Alabama from 2005-2017 and was employed at Ozark Guidance Center in Springdale from 1985-2005.
Brian is the current Board Vice-President for the Mental Health Council of Arkansas and is a past-President of the Alabama Council of Community Mental Health Boards.
Regarding his expanded responsibilities, Brian says, I am excited to join the team at Professional Counseling Associates and look forward to working with the Board and serving the people of Pulaski, Lonoke, and Prairie counties.
Previously, he served as CEO at WellStone Behavioral Health in Huntsville, Alabama from 2005-2017 and was employed at Ozark Guidance Center in Springdale from 1985-2005.
Brian is the current Board Vice-President for the Mental Health Council of Arkansas and is a past-President of the Alabama Council of Community Mental Health Boards.
Regarding his expanded responsibilities, Brian says, I am excited to join the team at Professional Counseling Associates and look forward to working with the Board and serving the people of Pulaski, Lonoke, and Prairie counties.
Arisa Health, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization incorporated in the State of Arkansas in 2020.
This organization brought together 4 of Arkansas' leading behavioral health providers to form the state's premier integrated behavioral health system.
Member affiliates integrate the professional staff and services of Professional Counseling Associates, Mid-South Health Systems, Ozark Guidance, and Counseling Associates.
As such, information held by any of these legacy organizations may be shared, as needed, with the affiliated organizations.
This organization brought together 4 of Arkansas' leading behavioral health providers to form the state's premier integrated behavioral health system.
Member affiliates integrate the professional staff and services of Professional Counseling Associates, Mid-South Health Systems, Ozark Guidance, and Counseling Associates.
As such, information held by any of these legacy organizations may be shared, as needed, with the affiliated organizations.
Professional Counseling Associates strives to facilitate providers and other authorized entities with ease in fulfillment of continuity of care efforts regarding medical records requests.
Due to the confidential nature of the protected health information within any given record, and the need to preserve and protect the record, accessibility for purposes of privacy must be restricted and provided only to authorized entities.
Professional Counseling Associates' Quality Improvement Department regularly conducts audits as a part of our compliance program to monitor medical record documentation standards and conformance.
Due to the confidential nature of the protected health information within any given record, and the need to preserve and protect the record, accessibility for purposes of privacy must be restricted and provided only to authorized entities.
Professional Counseling Associates' Quality Improvement Department regularly conducts audits as a part of our compliance program to monitor medical record documentation standards and conformance.
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