University of Arkansas UAMS Psychiatric Research Institute

4224 Shuffield Drive
Little Rock, AR 72205

Little Rock, Arkansas

501-526-8100

About University of Arkansas UAMS Psychiatric Research Institute

UAMS Psychiatric Research Institute offers outpatient care at their Center for Addiction Services and Treatment in Little Rock, Arkansas. Here, they treat opioid use disorders with medication assisted treatment. To treat opioid detoxification, withdrawal, and cravings this method combines individual and group therapy with the use of medications such as methadone, Vivitrol, buprenorphine, Suboxone and others.

The Food and Drug Administration has approved the medications used in their treatment and these programs are clinically driven and customized to meet the individual needs of each patient. They offer group and individual therapies using evidence based techniques.

For those who are addicted to opiates such as heroin and narcotic painkillers, their Suboxone treatment program is designed to offer opiate agonist therapy. This therapy uses medication that has effects akin to those of opioids. This approach helps mitigate withdrawal symptoms as an individual stops using the harmful substances. The program, which is focused on treatment and recovery, operates in a welcoming and safe atmosphere.

Every client needs to show that they are prepared to give up all substances that affect their mood and to stick with the program until they have completed it to the successful degree that their treatment team has decided upon. In addition to having appropriate transportation clients must be 16 years of age or older and able to fulfill the necessary time and financial obligations.

Their Subutex treatment program offers MAT for women who are opiate dependent. Customers participating in this program have to be at least 18 years old. Additionally, women wishing to participate in this program have to be expecting and in prenatal care.

Their alcohol recovery program is developed to offer assistance to people who battle with binge drinking. This program is special because it allows you to switch to a monthly injection of naltrexone, also known as Vivitrol. They also prescribe methadone to help people reduce or quit their use of heroin or other opiates.

Amenities

Music Room

Music can be extremely therapeutic, serving as a valuable healing tool and an integrative feature of a holisti...c treatment plan. A music room offers a large number of outlets, including singing, playing musical instruments, and listening to music.

Rec Room & Activities

Recreational therapy uniquely combines therapeutic interventions with an activity, like horse-riding, hiking, ...wilderness therapy, basketball, tennis, or a full workout. Benefits of recreational therapy include providing a healthy way to work through the emotions of recovery, learning to build and maintain relationships, improving communication skills, and building self-esteem.

Addiction Treatment Programs

Adult Program Alcoholism Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Men's Rehab Opioid Treatment Women's Rehab Teen & Adolescent Program

Adult Program

Adults aged 18 and older who struggle with substance abuse can attend an adult program in Arkansas to receive treatment for addiction. These programs provide intervention therapies that help the individual stop using and learn ways to stay clean.

Alcoholism

For those whose lives have been derailed by alcohol use disorder, alcohol rehab in Arkansas offers hope. Through individualized treatment, these programs address alcohol dependency and help participants recover and begin living a healthy, sober life.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Often used to treat dual diagnosis disorders, cognitive behavioral therapy in Arkansas addresses disroders like PTSD, ADD, anxiety, OCD, and bipolar disorder, along with substance use disorders. This method helps individuals find connections between their feelings, thoughts, and actions and understand how those things affect their recovery.

Men's Rehab

Men’s rehab in Arkansas is designed exclusively for males who are struggling with an alcohol or substance use disorder. Because men and women often respond better to different types of treatment, this targeted rehab can be more effective than mixed-gender treatment.

Opioid Treatment

Arkansas residents who are addicted to opioids can find help at an opioid rehab in Arkansas. Opioid addiction is highly treatable with therapy and medication assisted methods. Treatment focuses on both physical and emotional aspects of the addiction.

Women's Rehab

For women, the experiences that lead to addiction are often very different than men. Women’s rehab in Arkansas addresses the way stress, trauma, genetics, and their environment affect women’s addiction challenges and recovery journey.

Teen & Adolescent Program

An effective young adult program in Arkansas gives young people the skills they need to embrace recovery with confidence and the ability to make healthy choices. Treatment focuses on challenges specific to this age group.

Levels of Care

Inpatient Rehab

Inpatient rehab in Arkansas is designed primarily for clients exiting detox, people in early recovery, and tho...se at an elevated risk of relapse. Participants reside at the treatment facility until they complete their recovery program, which gives them access to medical providers and therapeutic tools. .

Outpatient Rehab

Many people in drug rehab in Arkansas transition to an outpatient rehab program after completing a residential... or partial hospitalization program. This transition allows them to return to their life and responsibilities while still meeting with recovery experts and attending support groups.

Aftercare & Alumni Program

Once you’ve completed your initial rehab treatment, you’ll need additional support to prevent relapse. Thi...s is where aftercare rehab in Alaska steps in. Through continued access to counselors, support groups, and assistance with job-finding, education, and finances, you’ll get the support you need to maintain sobriety.

Dual Diagnosis & Mental Health

Many people who struggle with addiction also experience co-occurring disorders such as depression or anxiety. ...Dual diagnosis programs in Arkansas specialize in treating both disorders, which is essential for recovery.

Financial Aid

If you need help paying for alcohol and drug rehab in Arkansas, financial aid may be an option. Financial assi...stance options include grants, scholarships, non-profit programs, personal funding, and health insurance programs to help you manage the expense of substance abuse treatment.

Medicaid Accepted

(also known as Arkansas Health and Opportunity for Me Program): If you’re struggling to pay for rehab, you m...ay be eligible for Medicaid. Coverage varies, but can help pay for alcohol and drug rehab in Arkansas.

Private Insurance

If you have a private insurance policy, it can significantly lower the cost of alcohol and drug rehab in Arkan...sas. The coverage tends to vary based on specific rehab insurance terms, and you may be left with out-of-pocket costs like a copayment or co-insurance. Check with your insurer for more information.

Self-Pay Options

Self-pay options for drug rehab in Arkansas, also known as private pay, let you pay out-of-pocket or via perso...nal or medical loans. There are usually different fee structures for different levels of care.

Sliding Scale Payment

Paying for alcohol and drug rehab in Arkansas may be a reality with sliding scale payment options. For those w...ho qualify for this payment option, you’re only asked to pay what you can reasonably afford. Clients must complete an application and provide supporting financial documentation to determine eligibility.

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