Recovery Centers of Arkansas – Sibley Center

Recovery Centers of Arkansas (RCA), established in the 1950s, has a long-standing legacy in the recovery community, committed to helping individuals achieve freedom from alcohol and drug abuse. The Sibley Center in Little Rock, Arkansas, extends this mission by offering comprehensive programs, including residential, intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, and gender-specific sober living.

The Cottage at Sibley Hole is RCA's newest women-only sober living facility, providing 16 new beds that combine comfortable accommodations with integrated services. This program is specifically designed for women transitioning from rehabilitation, offering a highly effective environment for maintaining recovery post-treatment. Residents actively participate in outpatient care, secure employment, and engage in local support groups, fully embracing their new, sober lives.

RCA proudly partners with the Veterans Affairs department to provide crucial supplemental support services for veterans undergoing treatment at a nearby Veterans Hospital. During non-treatment hours, veterans receive supervised housing, nutritious meals, transportation, and laundry facilities, fostering a supportive environment that significantly enhances their primary medical care and overall recovery journey.

Services at Sibley Center include 1-on-1 Counseling, Family Therapy, and Twelve Step Facilitation, with specializations in Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Women-only programs. RCA upholds an atmosphere of dignity and respect, empowering individuals towards lasting recovery and a healthier future within the Little Rock community.