Recovery Centers of Arkansas - Sibley Center – Addiction Rehab in Little Rock, Arkansas

Founded in the 1950s with the establishment of the first Alcoholics Anonymous group in Arkansas, Recovery Centers of Arkansas (RCA) has been a key player in the recovery landscape for decades. The center operates with a clear mission: to empower individuals to achieve freedom from alcohol and drug abuse through a range of treatment programs and professional services delivered in a respectful and dignified setting. RCA provides an extensive variety of treatment options, such as residential programs, intensive outpatient care, partial hospitalization, gender-specific sober living, and sober living apartments. One of RCA's latest developments is The Cottage at Sibley Hole, a new facility dedicated to women, which has introduced 16 additional beds. This location combines comfortable living spaces with a full suite of support services. RCA’s dedication to offering housing is based on the successful results associated with these initiatives. Tailored specifically for women moving on from rehabilitation, long-term housing has been highly effective in sustaining recovery after treatment. Residents at The Cottage are in the outpatient phase, actively working, attending local support meetings, and embracing their renewed, sober lifestyles. Furthermore, RCA collaborates with the Veterans Affairs department to offer additional supportive services for veterans receiving treatment at a local Veterans Hospital. These essential services, available during non-treatment hours, consist of supervised housing, healthy meals, transportation, and laundry facilities, all crucial for creating a nurturing environment that complements the primary treatment provided at the hospital.