Harbor House, Inc.

11/08/2025

🌟 Friendly Friday Spotlight- Harbor House October event! 🌟



It’s , and today we want to give a huge shoutout to The River Valley Out of the Darkness community walk.

Together, we’re building a stronger, healthier community — one act of kindness, one connection, and one partnership at a time. 🤝

We are so grateful for the support, collaboration, and dedication of our partners who share our mission of creating positive change. Thank you for standing beside us and helping us serve those who need it most. 💪✨

Let’s keep spreading kindness and working together — because great things happen when our community comes together! 💫

11/07/2025

📣 Clothing Donations Needed!

We're currently in need of men’s work-type clothing in the following sizes:

👕 Shirts/Jackets: XL - XXL
👖 Pants: Waist sizes 38 - 42
👟 Shoes/Boots: Size 10 - 12

If you have any gently used items you can donate, it would make a big difference for someone in need. Please feel free to email mscott@harborhouse.inc.

Thank you for supporting our community! 💙

11/06/2025

Think about it Thursday

Men's Mental Health

November is often associated with Movember, an initiative focused on men's health, including mental health and su***de prevention.
Historically, men have been socialized to suppress emotions and "tough it out," which can be detrimental to their well-being and recovery from addiction. Seeking support is not a sign of weakness—it's a profound act of courage and self-care.
🤔 Think About It:
* What does "strength" truly mean to you? Could it be the courage to admit you need a hand, or the discipline to prioritize your emotional health?
* To the men in our community: Who is one person you can check in with or one professional you can reach out to this week?
* To partners, family, and friends: How can you create a safe, non-judgmental space for the men in your life to talk openly about their struggles?

Harbor House is available and ready to help! Give us a call 479-785-4083

11/03/2025

Come out this weekend!!!!Consider donating blood!!!
Consider helping the scholarship fund at Harbor House for people in need for treatment that do not have insurance.

November is a month of giving and reflecting on all we have to be thankful for. Consider donating blood this Saturday at 1101 Riverfront Drive at the Institute for the Creative Arts. Each donation helps raise funds for the Harbor House, Inc Scholarship Fund!

11/03/2025

⭐️ Let’s congratulate November Employee of the Month, Communications Superviosr Courtney Brody

Courtney Brody began her FSPD career in 2013 and quickly discovered her talent for emergency communications. Within a year, she became a Certified Training Operator and helped train nearly every new Telecommunicator over the following years. In 2020, she became the department’s first-ever Communications Supervisor, further growing her leadership and mentorship skills. Most recently, she joined the ProPhoenix System Administrator team, playing a key role in the CAD/RMS system transition. Her dedication and impact make her a standout leader in our department.

11/03/2025

Now Welcoming Clients at Harbor Behavioral Health – Rogers, AR🌿

At Harbor Behavioral Health, we specialize in mental health and substance abuse treatment, offering compassionate care for individuals, couples, and families. We proudly accept Medicaid and Medicare, ensuring that everyone has access to quality mental health support.

Meet Maria Silva, a dedicated therapist who believes that “change happens when we are open.” With over four years of experience, Maria works with individuals facing addictions, PTSD, anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and relationship challenges. She is fluent in Portuguese and Spanish, making her services accessible to a diverse community.

Maria uses an integrative approach tailored to each client’s needs, incorporating CBT, DBT, mindfulness, EMDR, the Flash Technique, and person-centered therapy. Her goal is to help clients heal, grow, and build meaningful connections that support lasting change.

✨ “Every person possesses the power to grow, heal, and build genuine, loving relationships. This is just the beginning of a whole new world of opportunity.” – Maria Silva

📍 Harbor Behavioral Health –Rogers, AR
💙 Accepting Medicaid & Medicare
🧠 Specializing in Mental Health & Substance Abuse Treatment

10/31/2025

Friendly Friday… let’s Thank the Hot Springs Police Department for the Boo with a Badge community partnership. It was amazing to see all of the local businesses that showed up and donated candy to the event.

Thank you to Lisa Haynes and Dee Gothard from Harbor House for the candy donation for Boo with a Badge. We appreciate your support!

10/30/2025

Think about it Thursday

Gratitude and Positivity!!!

Focusing on the good things in one's life to boost
mood and resilience.

* Share three things you are genuinely grateful for that happened this week.

When we practice gratitude, it directly affects the pleasure and reward center in your brain.
Gratitude has been linked to lower levels of cortisol, the body's primary stress hormone. Less cortisol means less strain on your nervous system, leading to greater feelings of calm and resilience.
The more you consciously practice positive thinking, the more you reinforce the neural pathways associated with those thoughts. This is like "rewiring" your brain to automatically notice the good things, making positivity a more habitual response.

Have a Thankful Thursday

10/29/2025

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🗣️ Talk About It Tuesday 🗣️

Let’s bust some common myths around substance use and addiction. Why? Because misinformation fuels stigma—and stigma keeps people from getting help.

Every Tuesday, we’ll break down a myth and uncover the real truth behind it. 💡

✅ It’s time to talk.
✅ It’s time to learn.
✅ It’s time to change the narrative.

Join the conversation and help spread awareness. 💬

10/24/2025

Friendly Friday:

A Journey of Hope: From Addiction to Purpose at Harbor House

I came through Harbor House twice after battling a 25-year addiction. Looking back, I know without a doubt that if it weren’t for the love, patience, and unwavering support of the Harbor House staff, I wouldn’t be where I am today. They didn’t just help me rebuild my life — they helped me believe in myself again.

When I first came to Harbor House through Washington Madison County Drug Court, all I wanted was my freedom back. I was tired, broken, and homeless in another state. But from the moment I walked through those doors, something felt different. My experience in treatment was inspiring. I learned how to set boundaries, think differently, and see life through a new lens. Slowly, I started to realize that change was possible — that I was possible.

The day I was offered a job at Harbor House was one I’ll never forget. I felt such deep gratitude — not just for the opportunity, but for the chance to give back the same hope that had been given to me. Today, as a Recovery Coach, I get to walk alongside others on their own journeys, helping them find stability and strength as they prepare to step back into the world.

Harbor House isn’t just a workplace to me — it’s family. Through some of the hardest moments in my life, the support I’ve received has been nothing short of mind-blowing and heartfelt.

To anyone just starting the program, I want to say: Give it a chance. Listen. What you learn here can truly become the foundation of a brand-new life.

I’m forever grateful to Nicole Cherry, DuAnn Gothard, Lisa Haynes, and Samuel Tadlock for believing in me when I couldn’t believe in myself. Being part of this family means everything — because together, we don’t just recover. We restore hope.