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Posted: Jun 27, 2011, 08:23
Capstone Treatment Center
New Perspectives
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Searcy, Arkansas
Adrian Hickman
Executive Director
866-729-4479
info@capstonetreatmentcenter.com
www.capstonetreatmentcenter.com
Since 2001, Capstone Treatment Center, a licensed Christian, residential treatment program has been working with young men, ages 14-24 who are struggling with substance and alcohol addictions, gaming and internet addictions, dual diagnosis, physical and emotional traumas, negative behaviors and attitudes, struggling with family conflict and poor self esteem. Capstone's program requires an average length of stay of 3 to 3 ½ months.
Capstone is licensed by the Arkansas Department of Human Services-Division of Child and Family Services and Division of Behavioral Health Services and is a member of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers. Adrian Hickman, LPC, PhD, LMFT, MS, CSAT, EMDR 1, is the founder and Executive Director; Bonnie Phillips, LPC, PhD, CSAT, MS, EMDR-1, Clinical Director and Jim Ward, LPC, MS, BS, CSAT, EMDR-1 is the Director of Admissions and Marketing.
Therapy for these young men include a variety of intensives which include individual and group therapies, EMDR for those with intense trauma, ropes course therapy once a week, canine therapy everyday and outdoor adventure therapy including: fishing, rock climbing, caving, canoeing, hiking or kayaking, in addition to family therapy and a family retreat. Residents upon completion of the program will receive an individualized relapse prevention game plan that is included in their aftercare weekly game plan booklet.
A unique aspect to Capstone Treatment Center is the addition of free intensive aftercare which residents receive at the end of their stay. Residents have weekly phone sessions for three months with their personal therapist, email contact with their therapist for family and graduate resident, monthly for up to two years, two family reunion weekends during the first year, a one day family therapy intensive-three months after discharge, which runs back to back with a relapse prevention tune-up day for the graduate and his graduate peers. Graduates have access to the alumni page on the web site and parents will receive a drug testing kit which offers a one year supply of urine screens, breathalyzers and stamped result cards to be sent to Capstone.
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