Community Services

At SpectraCare, our Prevention Services team is passionately committed to fostering physical, emotional, and mental wellness across our communities. Through engaging education, awareness-building, and evidence-based programs, we empower individuals, families, and groups to make positive, healthy choices that support lifelong well-being. We're proud to serve Barbour, Dale, Geneva, Henry, Houston, Bullock, Pike, Coffee and Macon counties with compassionate, tailored support.

Our wide range of offerings includes Adult and Youth Mental Health First Aid, alcohol and drug prevention education, suicide prevention and Narcan trainings, and safe medication disposal guidance—with drug disposal systems available. We also provide thoughtful programs on violence and bullying prevention, parenting support, coping and life skills development, truancy prevention, and coalitions for drug-free communities, along with school- and community-based initiatives customized to local needs.

SpectraCare is accredited by the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC) as an approved continuing education provider (ACEP #6611) and is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs and materials presented. We're here to partner with you in building healthier, safer, and more resilient communities—reach out today to learn how we can support you or your group.

SpectraCare’s Court Referral Program partners with municipal and circuit courts in Houston County to support individuals facing drug- or alcohol-related charges. Our compassionate Court Referral Officers provide evaluations, personalized referrals, ongoing monitoring, and drug screening services—all delivered with respect and understanding as you take steps toward positive change.

We focus on connecting you with local resources for treatment, recovery, and personal growth, while offering valuable recommendations to the court. In line with the Mandatory Treatment Act of 1990, our program complements court orders to help you build a healthier future. We also offer supportive psychoeducation classes, as well as Anger Management and Theft Alternative programs designed for those whose challenges may involve self-control or substance use. These convenient classes are held on Saturdays or evenings to fit your schedule.

Our Houston County Court Referral Program is located at 191 South Oates St., Dothan, AL. For questions about class schedules, enrollment, or how we can support you, please reach out to Access to Care at 1-800-951-HELP (4357). We’re here to help every step of the way.