Arch Counseling

02/13/2026

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10/30/2025

If you or anyone you know need food assistance, please see the available resources below. You can also call 2-1-1 to get information on more resources and assistance that are available in the Wiregrass area.

Eufaula: Eufaula First United Methodist Church has a food bank. Friendship Kitchen provides hot meals.

Ozark: Mary Hill Family Services Center has a food bank. The Salvation Army in Ozark and Harvest Church in Ozark also now have food banks.

Dothan: Wiregrass Food Bank. St Columba Church has a food bank. Dothan Housing Authority has a food pantry for residents. Love in Action, The Harbor and Moma Tina’s provide free hot meals.

Troy: St Mark’s Episcopal Church , Troy resilience project, and St Martin Catholic Church all have food banks.

10/08/2025

Event alert! Storytime at The Market featuring Pumpkin Soup by Helen Cooper.

Please bring the kids for a cozy fall moment and join us Saturday, October 18th at 11:00 AM. Find more details below!

Downtown Ozark Alabama

09/22/2025

High school seniors who receive their electric services in Dothan qualify.

08/01/2025

Big thanks to the Pike Community Resource fair! What an awesome turnout, we look forward to partnering with the amazing agencies we were welcomed by and introduced to!

06/15/2025

From our team at Arch, Happy Father’s Day! And a shout out to the Moms playing both roles! Enjoy your day!

04/19/2025

This is a Monday night (4/21/25) service for 7th-12th grade students. We will have music, games, food, and fellowship. Time Youth Dothan Inc is a faith-based organization that provides HOPE and a FREE safe space for the next generation. TIME Teen Center is located on 442 South Oates St. Dothan, Al 3...

04/08/2025

Arch is always proud to support our community efforts! Thank you DA Smith for invite! Amazing!

04/02/2025

Spring is a glorious time of the year. There’s nothing like a season where everything is in bloom after harsh winter conditions. You are no exception; it’s also a time for you to blossom. Let’s get to it! 💐

We always talk about the benefits of Spring Cleaning our homes to start the new season with freshness. How about Spring Cleaning our minds? I’ve prepared a guide with tips to help you “take out the trash” mentally and go into the Spring with newness to maximize your blossom.

🧹 Sweep Away the Guilt by:
Write a forgiveness letter to yourself
Talk it out
Stop discounting the positive

🧼 Clean and Purge by:
Donate clothes you aren’t using
Declutter your happy place

🪣 Mop Up Those Racing Thoughts
Journal
Use Mindfulness Exercises
Use Thought Stopping

🧼 Wash Away Comparisons
Take a short break from social media
Make a list of your strengths and what makes you unique

🧽 Soak Up the Light
Go outside every day to absorb Vitamin D from the sun
Practice daily affirmations
Practice meditation

Need more help with your mental health spring cleaning? We have a team of licensed counselors available to assist you at our Ozark, Dothan and Eufaula offices. Contact us at 334-714-6494 or email susan@archcounseling.org to schedule an appointment.

04/02/2025

The most important factor in helping your child develop positive mental health? YOU. The number one indicator in all of the literature around childhood mental health is the health of the parent-child relationship. So nurture that relationship, be very present with your children (quality time without being on the phones), nurture your own mental health and well-being so you can be very present with your children, and have nothing about your relationship with your children be conditional on their behavior.

Here are some concrete techniques you can use to foster that strong parent-child relationship and boost your child’s resilience and flexibility.

We have a team of licensed counselors available to assist you at our Ozark, Dothan and Eufaula locations. Call 334-714-6494 or email Susan@archcounseling.org to schedule an appointment.

03/04/2025

Happy Read Across America Week! Reading is a valuable coping skill and an excellent way to teach children social-emotional regulation skills. Today Ms. Hancock is reading “I Am Kind”.

03/04/2025