Effective treatment requires more than simply putting down the drink or the drug. It requires addressing the emotional, psychological, and behavioral patterns that keep people stuck. Addiction therapies provide the structure and support needed to understand those patterns and build healthier ways of coping, regulating emotions, and navigating daily life.
At Time Wellness Detox, our addiction therapies in Arkansas are designed to treat the whole person. We use evidence-based, trauma-informed approaches that support long-term recovery while respecting each individual’s history, mental health needs, and treatment goals.
Addictive Disorders
Addictive disorders affect the brain’s reward system, decision-making processes, and emotional regulation. Over time, substance use shifts from choice to compulsion, even when consequences become severe. Addiction therapies help interrupt this cycle by addressing both behavior and the underlying drivers of use.
Common addictive disorders treated through therapy include:
Therapy plays a central role in helping individuals regain control, rebuild trust with themselves, and develop sustainable recovery skills.
Dual Diagnosis Disorders
Many individuals struggling with addiction also experience co-occurring mental health conditions. Anxiety, depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder, and trauma-related disorders frequently overlap with substance use. When mental health concerns are left untreated, relapse risk increases significantly.
Dual diagnosis treatment integrates addiction therapies with mental health care, allowing both conditions to be addressed at the same time. This approach improves outcomes by helping clients understand how mental health symptoms and substance use reinforce one another—and how to interrupt that cycle safely.
Addiction Therapy in Arkansas
Time Wellness offers a comprehensive range of addiction therapies in Arkansas, each selected for its effectiveness in treating substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. Therapy plans are individualized and adjusted as clients progress through treatment.
Trauma
Therapy
Trauma therapy helps individuals process experiences that contribute to substance use, including abuse, neglect, loss, or chronic stress. Many people use substances as a way to numb unresolved trauma. Trauma-informed therapy focuses on safety, emotional regulation, and rebuilding a sense of control without re-traumatization.
Holistic
Therapy
Holistic therapy supports recovery by addressing mind-body connection. This approach recognizes that addiction affects physical health, nervous system regulation, and emotional balance. Holistic services may include mindfulness practices, stress reduction techniques, and wellness-focused interventions that support overall stability.
Family
Therapy
Addiction impacts families as much as individuals. Family therapy helps repair communication, establish healthy boundaries, and address relational dynamics that may contribute to substance use. This therapy also supports loved ones in understanding addiction as a health condition rather than a moral failure.
EMDR
Therapy
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is an evidence-based trauma therapy used to help individuals process distressing memories that fuel addiction. EMDR can reduce emotional intensity tied to trauma, allowing clients to move forward without relying on substances to cope.
Dialectical Behavioral
Therapy (DBT)
DBT focuses on emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness. This therapy is especially helpful for individuals who struggle with impulsivity, intense emotions, or self-destructive behaviors. DBT helps clients build practical skills for managing cravings and stress without substance use.
Cognitive Behavioral
Therapy (CBT)
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) helps individuals identify and change thought patterns that contribute to addictive behaviors. By examining beliefs, triggers, and responses, CBT supports healthier decision-making and coping strategies. It is one of the most widely used types of addiction therapy due to its strong evidence base.
Medication-Assisted
Treatment (MAT)
MAT combines behavioral therapy with FDA-approved medications to support recovery from certain addictions. MAT helps reduce cravings, stabilize brain chemistry, and support engagement in therapy. We offer Naltrexone for opioid and alcohol use disorders as well as the long-lasting injectable form called Vivitrol.
Chiropractic
Services
Withdrawal symptoms are both physical and mental. Many people have muscle tension, headaches, and other bodily aches and pains during detox. Chiropractic services can help relieve some of the physical symptoms of drug and alcohol withdrawal for a more comfortable experience.
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Does Insurance Cover Alcohol Detox in Arkansas?
Most major forms of insurance cover alcohol detox in Arkansas, though the extent of this type of coverage depends on the specifics of your individual policy.
If you have any questions about using insurance to pay for drug detox, the Time Wellness Detox team is here to help. With your permission, we can coordinate directly with your provider to confirm your coverage and verify your benefits.
Don’t let concerns about paying for detox prevent you from seeking help to get through withdrawal. We will be happy to help you find the answers you’re looking for, so that you can make the most informed decisions about your treatment.
We Do Not Accept Medicare or Medicaid
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