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Top Reviewed Addiction Rehabs in Arkansas

We conveniently list below the top closest drug and alcohol treatment centers to Arkansas AR. Our free and confidential 24-hour hotline can narrow down the right rehab center for you today. Not all substance abuse addiction clinics in Arkansas AR will be will be tailored to your specific needs because not every single facility is identical. You may reach out to these substance abuse treatment centers yourself or you may call our specialists to determine which program will be most effective for your specific needs.

SOZO Recovery Centers, Inc.

SOZO Recovery Centers, Inc. in Jessieville, 71910
4.4
Great
(12 Reviews)

243 Nathan Terrace, Jessieville 71910

Center Description: Facility HighlightsEmployment Coaching; Family/Marriage Education; Peer to Peer Mentoring; Treatment Center PhilosophyResidents often refer to Sozo Recovery Center as a “spiritual retreat” rather th

User Reviews: There are so many strengths to the program I loved doing yoga on Mondays and Thursdays. My experience with this facility was priceless and changed my life in so many ways. Everyone made me feel so at home as soon as I got here.

Capstone Treatment Center

Capstone Treatment Center in Searcy, 72145
4.6
Excellent
(19 Reviews)

P.O. Box 8241, Searcy 72145

Center Description: Facility HighlightsCardio-weight lifting and Aerobic conditioning; Every Individual gets a puppy; Family Therapy; Treatment Center PhilosophyCapstone Treatment Center is a faith-based drug and alcohol

User Reviews: This is a great Christian therapy program, very professional staff. They do really great work.

CATAR Clinic - North Little Rock

CATAR Clinic - North Little Rock in North Little Rock, 72117
4.4
Great
(24 Reviews)

4260 Stockton Drive, North Little Rock 72117

Center Description: Facility HighlightsDischarge Planning; Medicated Assisted Treatment; One on One Counseling; Treatment Center PhilosophyOur mission is to provide quality treatment services for opiate dependent persons

User Reviews: CATAR Clinic - North Little Rock provides you will the tools to live a healthy, happy, sober life. Classes are held throughout each day and cover topics from spiritual wellness to relapse prevention. The techs care deeply for the clients because they can relate to the trials and tribulations of the addict. Many staff has been in similar situations. If you are a suffering addict looking for a solution, you have a long, hard road ahead of you. But each and every staff at CATAR Clinic - North Little Rock will be by your side every step of the way. The facility is very comfortable with all of the major amenities. The treatment you receive is top notch. There are also group sessions held throughout the week. After spending nearly 3 months at CATAR Clinic - North Little Rock I am now a very stable happy person and I can only thank this to all the amazing staff that took care of me and my friends.

Compassion Center

Compassion Center in Little Rock, 72204
4.4
Great
(11 Reviews)

3618 West Roosevelt Road, Little Rock 72204

Center Description: Long term treatment facility for men and women. Must speak with shelter staff to enter program. Fees: None, if working or on disability 75% of income will be saved for client. Chores done in shelter in exchange for fee if unemployed.

User Reviews: The Dr is amazing and so are 3 other staff members!! Highly recommend to anyone that is looking for sobriety.

Darp Foundation Substance Abuse Services

1199 Grant Street

Decatur, AR 72722

Provides a community-based, peer-group-oriented, residential facilities that provide food, shelter and recovery services in a supportive, non-drinking, drug free environment. Services may include case management, relapse prevention counseling, 12

University of Arkansas for

4224 Shuffield Drive

Little Rock, AR 72207

Medical Sciences/SAT Clinic Medical Sciences/SAT Clinic Cognitive behavioral therapy,Dialectical behavioral therapy,Substance abuse counseling approach,Trauma-related counseling,12-step facilitation approach,Brief intervention approach,Contingency management motivational incentive,Motivational interviewing,Anger management,Martix Model,Relapse prevention

Youth Bridge Incorporated

1004 South Main Street

Berryville, AR 72616

Cognitive behavioral therapy,Substance abuse counseling approach,Trauma-related counseling,12-step facilitation approach,Brief intervention approach,Anger management,Martix Model,Relapse prevention

Quapaw House Incorporated

7600 Enmar Street

Little Rock, AR 72209

CORT CORT Cognitive behavioral therapy,Substance abuse counseling approach,Trauma-related counseling,12-step facilitation approach,Brief intervention approach,Contingency management motivational incentive,Motivational interviewing,Anger management,Martix Model,Relapse prevention

Ozark Guidance Center

2508 SE 20th Street

Bentonville, AR 72712

Cognitive behavioral therapy,Dialectical behavioral therapy,Substance abuse counseling approach,Trauma-related counseling,Rational emotive behavioral therapy,Brief intervention approach,Motivational interviewing,Anger management,Martix Model,Relapse prevention

Western Arkansas Counseling and Guidance Center Inc

1600 North 18th Street

Ozark, AR 72949

Dual Diagnosis Drug & Alcohol Addiction Treatment; Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT); Addiction treatment counseling therapy; Trauma-related counseling; 12-Step based treatment approach; Brief intervention approach; Motivational interviewing; Counseling for anger management; Martix Model; Relapse prevention planning;

United Family Services Incorporated

1600 South Main Street

Stuttgart, AR 72160

Substance abuse counseling approach,12-step facilitation approach,Brief intervention approach,Motivational interviewing,Martix Model,Relapse prevention

Quapaw House

PO Box 3450

Hot Springs, AR 71914

Quapaw House Photos Facility HighlightsComprehensive Treatment Services; Detoxification to Transitional Living; Person Centered Treatment Approach; Treatment Center PhilosophyQuapaw House provides the

Gateway House Fort Smith

3900 North Armour Avenue

Smith, AR 72904

Provides Substance abuse treatment, Detoxification. Treatment received at location: Residential short-term treatment (30 days or less), Residential long-term treatment (more than 30 days), Outpatient, Partial hospitalization/day treatment Types of pa

Youth Bridge Incorporated

707 North Cardinal Drive Suite 7

Mountain Home, AR 72653-3274

Cognitive behavioral therapy,Substance abuse counseling approach,Trauma-related counseling,12-step facilitation approach,Brief intervention approach,Anger management,Relapse prevention

Western Arkansas Counseling and

415 South 6th Street

Paris, AR 72855

Mental Health Center Mental Health Center Cognitive behavioral therapy,Substance abuse counseling approach,Trauma-related counseling,Rational emotive behavioral therapy,12-step facilitation approach,Contingency management motivational incentive,Motivational interviewing,Anger management,Martix Model,Relapse prevention

Teen Challenge Ranch of NW Arkansas DBA Teen Challenge Adventure Ranch

19778 Boys Home Road

Morrow, AR 72749

Dual Diagnosis Drug & Alcohol Addiction Treatment; Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT); Addiction treatment counseling therapy; 12-Step based treatment approach; Brief intervention approach; Contingency management/motivational incentive; Counseling for anger management; Relapse prevention planning;

NE Arkansas Community Mental Health Center

490 Broadmoor Street

Brinkley, AR 72021

DBA Mid South Health Systems DBA Mid South Health Systems Substance abuse counseling approach

Jefferson Comprehensive Csl Association

2008 South Main Street Suite A

Stuttgart, AR 72160

Type of CareSubstance abuse treatment,Do not treat opioid addictionFacility Smoking PolicySmoking permitted in designated areaFacility OperationPrivate organizationLicense/Certification/AccreditationC

Preferred Family Healthcare Incorporated

115 West Clinton

Heber Springs, AR 72543

DBA Health Resources of Arkansas DBA Health Resources of Arkansas Cognitive behavioral therapy,Dialectical behavioral therapy,Substance abuse counseling approach,Trauma-related counseling,12-step facilitation approach,Brief intervention approach,Contingency management motivational incentive,Motivational interviewing,Anger management,Martix Model,Relapse prevention

10th District Substance Abuse Program

412 York Street

Warren, AR 71671

New Beginnings CASA New Beginnings CASA Cognitive behavioral therapy,Dialectical behavioral therapy,Substance abuse counseling approach,Trauma-related counseling,12-step facilitation approach,Brief intervention approach,Contingency management motivational incentive,Motivational interviewing,Anger management,Martix Model,Relapse prevention

Western Arkansas Counseling and

174 North Welsh Street

Booneville, AR 72927

Mental Health Center Mental Health Center Cognitive behavioral therapy,Dialectical behavioral therapy,Substance abuse counseling approach,Trauma-related counseling,Rational emotive behavioral therapy,12-step facilitation approach,Brief intervention approach,Contingency management motivational incentive,Motivational interviewing,Anger management,Martix Model,Relapse prevention

Dorcas House

823 South Park Street

Little Rock, AR 72202

Long term treatment for women. Must complete interview with facility before entering. 9-month program.Fees: $75 deposit which is returned if client completes program.The Dorcas House reaches out to women and children of Central Arkansas with the c

Western Arkansas Counseling and Mental Health Center

174 North Welsh Street

Booneville, AR 72927

Dual Diagnosis Drug & Alcohol Addiction Treatment; Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT); Dialectical behavioral therapy; Addiction treatment counseling therapy; Trauma-related counseling; Rational emotive behavioral therapy; 12-Step based treatment approach; Brief intervention approach; Contingency management/motivational incentive; Motivational interviewing; Counseling for anger management; Martix Model; Relapse prevention planning;

Western Arkansas Counseling and

1600 North 18th Street

Ozark, AR 72949

Guidance Center Incorporated Guidance Center Incorporated Cognitive behavioral therapy,Substance abuse counseling approach,Trauma-related counseling,12-step facilitation approach,Brief intervention approach,Motivational interviewing,Anger management,Martix Model,Relapse prevention

Latest Reviews Of Rehab Centers In Arkansas AR

Bridgeway Substance Abuse Services

The staff and care takers are the most helpful in the recovery program. The treatment you receive is top notch. They are the real deal! The staff and therapists were maxing. The room looked and felt like that of a luxury hotel. The clients are very friendly, helpful and made me feel normal, considering this is a rehab facility.

- Laraine

Overall Rating(4.3 of 5)

Maumelle, AR

Preferred Family Healthcare Incorporated

My parents found Preferred Family Healthcare Incorporated and I am so glad they did. I’ve been using and trying to quit heroin for the last 10 years and it’s been really hard. I’ve gone to a few 28-day programs but they didn’t really do much good. By the time the 28 days were up I still wouldn’t be feeling all that great and when I went home it became almost impossible to stay clean. Since I wouldn’t be feeling completely fine and knowing that I could be feeling better if I just used it became all about willpower for me to stay clean and that never worked well for me. If sheer willpower alone could have kept me clean I wouldn’t have needed rehab in the first place. The fact that Preferred Family Healthcare Incorporated wasn’t based on time but on my own progress through the program made such a huge difference for me. I was able to move through the program at my own pace and when I did move forward on my program I was completely 100 percent ready to. Another thing about Preferred Family Healthcare Incorporated that was different for me was the fact that I actually enjoyed my time there. I didn’t spend my time there wishing I was somewhere else. I was happy being there and that made it so much easier to really concentrate on my program and not on anything that was happening at home. The counselors at Preferred Family Healthcare Incorporated are beyond amazing. I’ve never been to a place where every single counselor cares that much about the clients. There’s a lot of staff there that have had their own experiences with drug or alcohol addiction and because of that they really want to help the clients that come through. There wasn’t one time when I couldn’t talk to a counselor about something that was bugging me. I never felt like I was getting blown off. I also felt understood on a completely different level. It’s one thing for a counselor to tell you they understood what you’re going through. It is quite another thing to actually feel understood. At Preferred Family Healthcare Incorporated I always felt like I was understood and that I would get the help I needed to get through whatever it was I was going through at the time. A few other things about Preferred Family Healthcare Incorporated that I loved. We got to go out once a week with the other clients and go do something fun. You wouldn’t think it’d be that important but in actuality it made me realize how easy it was to have a good time without drinking or getting high. I was at Preferred Family Healthcare Incorporated for a little over 2 months and when I went home I was completely confident in my own ability to stay sober. I’ve been staying with my parents until both they and I feel like I’m ready to move out again. It’s amazing being about to reconnect with my parents. I never realized I missed just hanging out with my mom. I’m working now. I’ve had the same job for 2 months and as sad as it sounds, it’s the longest I’ve held a job. Going to Best Drug Rehab has completely changed my life. I’ve never been happier than I am right now and it’s all because of the program and the people at Preferred Family Healthcare Incorporated.

- Laila

Overall Rating(4.4 of 5)

Mountain Home, AR

Second Change Recovery Center

Second Change Recovery Center is an amazing treatment facility. I have been to quite a few and Second Change Recovery Center was by far the best one. I am so grateful for all of the staff that helped me and look forward to being part of their alumni program so that I can go back and help the clients as well. Thank you Second Change Recovery Center!

- Chastity

Overall Rating(4.4 of 5)

Bluff, AR

Texarkana Behavioral Associates LLC

Therapy based on individuals needs. All the staff is well educated on addiction and have a genuine love for what they do.

- Dorthea Solis

Overall Rating(4.4 of 5)

Fayetteville, AR

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AR Substance Abuse Facts

Arkansas is no stranger to substance abuse. Recent statistics show that:

  • In 2012, Arkansas had a higher rate of nonmedical use of prescription painkillers among people aged 18-25 than the national rate (12.9% vs. 10%).
  • The state also had higher rates of nonmedical use in those aged 26 and older compared with the national rate (4.3% vs. 3.5%).
  • That same year, Arkansas was in the top 10 states for the number of prescribed opioid pain medications, with 116 prescriptions per 100 people.
  • 113,000 people 18 and older had an alcohol use disorder in 2014-2015 in AR.
  • In 2013, over 11,000 Arkansans enrolled in a state-funded alcohol or drug treatment facility.

Substance abuse has the potential to bring about or worsen mental health issues, which seem to be a concern in the state. In 2014-2015, youth had higher rates of past-year depressive episodes, while adults had higher rates of past-year suicidal thoughts and past-year serious mental illness than the national average.

Getting Addiction Treatment Help

Addiction is a serious condition, and there’s no shame in reaching out for help. Several options are available, depending on your situation.

As you begin the process of selecting a program, think about whether you need to spend time away from your home environment or whether you need to be close to your loved ones. Also, consider how much your insurance will cover and how much you can pay out of pocket, if necessary.

Other factors to consider are:

  • What kind of therapies the program utilizes.
  • Whether you can receive detox services there.
  • Whether you need a program that offers medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction.
  • Whether the facility treats dual diagnosis conditions (if you’re suffering from a mental health disorder).

If you need help finding a recovery center, call us any time of day or night.

Where Else Can I Find Help?

Those who cannot afford rehab or don’t have insurance can look into free and low-cost rehab programs funded by states and nonprofits, though these programs can have long wait lists.

You can also find a program that charges based on a sliding scale or tap into alternative funding sources such as crowdfunding sites. Most programs also create payment plans so that you don’t have to pay off the entire bill at once.

Resources in Arkansas

  • Alcoholics Anonymous meetings: Find an AA meeting in your area. This 12-step program promotes peer support to help people stop drinking.
  • Narcotics Anonymous meetings: NA uses a similar approach to AA to help people get clean from drugs. Meetings are available in many different parts of the state.
  • Tobacco Quitline: The Quitline makes available many services to help you stop using tobacco. Some of these services include a 24-hour hotline that connects you to a “quit coach,” access to online support communities, and a free text messaging program.
  • Arkansas Take Back: Twice a year, Arkansas law enforcement agencies host prescription drug take back events to help residents dispose of unwanted or unused medications and educate the public about the risks of prescription medication abuse.
  • Arkansas Medicaid: If you meet the income requirements, you may qualify for Medicaid, a program that covers health care services, including substance abuse treatment.
  • Arkansas Crisis Center: Call to talk to someone about depression, suicide, substance abuse, emotional or physical abuse, loneliness, and more. Hours of operation are 6 p.m. to 11 p.m., 7 days a week.

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