Serving Northwest Arkansas | Bella Vista |
Bentonville | Rogers | Springdale | Fayetteville |
Siloam Springs | and surrounding areas
NWA Second Stage Transition
Counseling Service Siloam Springs
And All Of Northwest Arkansas
NWA Second Stage Transition is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization with a 501(c)(3) status. This organization helps encourage transformation to individuals who are willing to break the bondage of abuse to find hope and take control of their lives. NWA Second Stage Transition seeks to strengthen linkages between clients and community-based resources to prevent the progression of abuse, addiction, and homelessness. NWA Second Stage Transition believes each person is created to be unique and valuable.
Our vision is a community
where individuals and
families are empowered,
transformed, given hope,
and held accountably.
Our values:
•
Professionalism
•
Confidentiality
•
Authenticity
•
Integrity
•
Inclusivity
•
Respect
Our mission is to educate,
empower, provide safety, and
opportunities to individuals
and families who want to
restore a balanced life and
prevent the cycle of addiction,
homelessness, and domestic
violence.
Our Team
Our team of volunteers includes Licensed Professional Counselors (LPC), Licensed Drug & Alcohol Counselors (LDAC), Advanced Alcohol & Drug Counselors (AADC), and Clinical Supervisor for Drug and Alcohol, Christian Counseling (PC), Certified Parenting Instructor (CPI), Certified Anger Management Specialists (CAMS), and Domestic Violence Advocacy (DVA).Executive Director
Cecelia Dorko
IF YOU EXPERIENCE AN EMERGENCY, CALL 9-1-1
CALL US AT 479-549-3737, IF YOU NEED HELP TO
ESCAPE ANY FORM OF ABUSE.
Thank You to Our Donors
Serving Northwest Arkansas | Bella Vista |
Bentonville | Rogers | Springdale | Fayetteville |
Siloam Springs | and surrounding areas
After the rain,
the sun will shine.
NWA Second Stage Transition
Counseling Service Siloam Springs
And All Of Northwest Arkansas
NWA Second Stage Transition is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization with a 501(c)(3) status. This organization helps encourage transformation to individuals who are willing to break the bondage of abuse to find hope and take control of their lives. NWA Second Stage Transition seeks to strengthen linkages between clients and community-based resources to prevent the progression of abuse, addiction, and homelessness. NWA Second Stage Transition believes each person is created to be unique and valuable.
Our vision is a community
where individuals and
families are empowered,
transformed, given hope,
and held accountably.
Our values:
•
Professionalism
•
Confidentiality
•
Authenticity
•
Integrity
•
Inclusivity
•
Respect
Our mission is to educate,
empower, provide safety, and
opportunities to individuals
and families who want to
restore a balanced life and
prevent the cycle of addiction,
homelessness, and domestic
violence.
Our Team
Our team of volunteers includes Licensed Professional Counselors (LPC), Licensed Drug & Alcohol Counselors (LDAC), Advanced Alcohol & Drug Counselors (AADC), and Clinical Supervisor for Drug and Alcohol, Christian Counseling (PC), Certified Parenting Instructor (CPI), Certified Anger Management Specialists (CAMS), and Domestic Violence Advocacy (DVA).Executive Director
Cecelia Dorko
IF YOU EXPERIENCE AN
EMERGENCY, CALL 9-1-1
CALL US AT 479-549-3737, IF
YOU NEED HELP TO ESCAPE
ANY FORM OF ABUSE.
Thank You to Our Donors
