Your compass for growth and healing
Welcome to the AnchorPoint Alliance for Integrated Care blog and resources. Here, we share inspiring stories, practical tips, and expert insights designed to empower women, youth, and families on their journey towards holistic well-being. Discover articles rooted in faith and expertise, guiding you to stronger bonds, greater self-esteem, and lasting recovery.
Journeys of triumph: From struggle to renewed life
Find hope and inspiration in our collection of successful recovery stories. Read about individuals overcoming challenges, achieving sobriety, and experiencing the profound joy of successful deliveries. These narratives highlight the power of resilience and the path to a healthier, more fulfilling life, supported by faith-based principles. We especially aim to support moms and families with loved ones in recovery.
Building stronger bonds, fostering confident futures
Explore resources dedicated to uniting families and couples, helping them build deeper connections and overcome obstacles together. We also share insights specifically for teenagers, encouraging self-acceptance and boosting self-esteem, leading to better life decisions and a foundation for future success. Our articles aim to help moms, teenagers, and families find the support they need.
Expert guidance, rooted in faith and research
What makes our advice unique? Our resources are not only faith-based but also peer-reviewed and grounded in extensive research.
Spearheaded by Cheryl Jackson-Golden, an expert with a PhD, a master's in addiction studies, a post-master's certificates in marriage and family and mental health counseling, on track to become a clinical mental health therapist.
We offer unparalleled insights. Dr. Jackson-Golden's commitment to lead community preventative services since 1997 ensures you receive credible, compassionate, and deeply knowledgeable support. Working with welfare to work mom/families, case management, program development, grant writing, program planning and management, and program evaluation.
Birthwork began in 1979 providing support to new moms and caring for newborns in a hospital setting. Overseeing a team of volunteer birth workers while she provides doula services.
Faithbased services are exercised in her church as a youth leader and she labors alongside her husband as they teach Couples Ministry for over 12 years at various churches in Arkansas.
A tenured Professor of higher education with experiences at several universities across Arkansas educating undergrad and graduate students in Human Services, Social Work, Criminal Justice, Counseling, and Addiction Sudies.