Williamsburg

Williamsburg is located in the heart of Little Rock for easy access to public transportation and a bustling midtown, it is a perfect spot for individuals early in recovery as they re-enter the workforce. This center offers residential treatment and long-term sober living exclusively for men.

Residential Treatment

Williamsburg provides residential treatment for addictions and co-occurring disorders and provides Psychotherapy (talk therapy), Process Groups and Psychoeducational groups, which include: 12-Steps, Relapse Prevention, Boundaries, Co-Dependency, PTSD, Resentments, Self-Pity, Purpose, Daily Meditation Readings, Physical Fitness, Time Management, Goal Setting, Coping Skills, Cognitive Distortions, Triggers, Character, Values, Spirituality, Stress, Emotional Well-Being, and Early Recovery Skills and more. Co-ed outpatient programming, men’s sober living and veteran’s housing are also offered at this location.

Williamsburg works closely with agencies within the community to provide resources to the men while in treatment that can provide opportunities and benefits upon completion of treatment. These resources include: Shorter College, UALR Trio Program, Goodwill Industries, Our House, Pulaski County Sobriety Court, Sherwood DWI Court and UAMS HIV Education. Recovery meetings (AA/NA/CA) also come in-house and are held weekly for individuals in residential treatment and outpatient services.

Payment Options:

• State grant funding is available, for residential treatment, for individuals living within Pulaski, Saline, Lonoke and Prairie Counties.
• The following insurances are also accepted at Williamsburg: Arkansas Blue Cross & Blue Shield and Ambetter.
• Possible payment plan options may be available upon request.

Sober Living

Men’s long-term sober-living is located at the Williamsburg Residential building. Long-term housing is the most effective way to stay successful after treatment. Residents at Williamsburg Sober Living are in the outpatient phase of treatment: working, going to local groups, and living their recovered lives to the fullest.

Sober living is considered a service to solidify the progress started at residential treatment. We encourage anyone interested in long-term sobriety to first start in comprehensive care at one of our treatment programs.