Mental Health Providers in Little Rock, Arkansas

If you sincerely want to change your life ,this place is for you , they will help you get closer to God and give you the tools to work out your recovery journey This is not a cakewalk you do have to apply yourself and want to get clean. This is a great program and they have helped me so much

I went to this place in 2020, I was transferred there from a Bridgeway hospital for treatment of my disease of addiction. I had been battling this disease for 25 years. One of the staff members came to pick me, and a few others, up from the hospital to transfer us to their facility. Oasis Renewal Center is absolutely beautiful and amazing. Their facility is actually based at an old retreat center for church’s.. there are cabins to sleep in and the place is surrounded by trees and there is a large pond and a small pond and trails to hike. The small pond actually has turtles in it that will come up to take food from your hand, lol. It is very serene and peaceful. I stayed there for 30 days, and the group I was with was absolutely amazing. I made several new friends there. The staff here are very nice and extremely helpful. We had classes to go to every day and we had one on one therapy sessions with their therapists they have. They have a chef there that, in my opinion, is a 5 star chef. He is so very nice and the food he made was always so so good. He makes all of his meals from scratch and it is never made from frozen food. It wasn’t like cereal for breakfast and boxed lunches, it was actual homemade food. I will never forget my experience here and they literally saved my life. I will be 2 years clean at the end of September 2022. I have the lovely staff here at Oasis to thank for that. The treatment continues even after you leave. They make sure you know where you’re going to continue outpatient treatment and even offer continued treatment on the weekends for those who have completed their program. I could go on and on, but I should keep this as short as possible. I highly recommend going here for treatment! If I could I would give them all the stars possible.

Jennifer is wonderful as well as the front desk staff. Today at 2:00 pm I had a therapy appointment with Rickey Etheridge. 2:40 pm rolls around, and I talk to Destiny (a wonderful front desk worker) who had told me she let him know I had been there. I requested to reschedule as I wanted to be home before the rain hit (I dont live in LR) to which I was able. I asked for my money back to which Destiny shared that she would have to talk to her supervisor since I paid in cash, which I totally understand. Once I leave at 2:44 pm I get a call from Alleviant (more specifically Destiny) at 2:51 sharing that Rickey had not known that I was there even though Destiny had told me she alerted him of my arrival. It was said that Rickey didn't see me, but in the waiting room of 2 no one came and called my name. I was asked if I wanted to reschedule with Rickey again to which I expressed I did not, but Destiny told me he was sorry. If I have to give a 24 hour notice if I wont arrive or be charged $50 dollars I would expect similar standards from the therapist. Destiny told me that upon my next appointment I could get my money back.

My Second appointment I drove from Jacksonville to Behavioral Health in Little Rock, low on money and gas. Went to the Receptionist to check in, she said "your appt was at 9 NOT 10!" I pulled out my appt card and showed it to her, it clearly stated 10. I was visibly upset at wasting my time and limited gas, only to be BLOWN OFF! The Receptionist was clearly annoyed and did NOT CARE at all that Behavioral Health screwed up my appt. I said I would not be back, and she said "okay, that's fine!" Someone should tell this girl that patients PAY HER SALARY!

Was a patient here back in 2023. I was there for 7 months (would've left sooner if I had actually worked in therapy) and not only did I learn a lot about how to "deal with" my emotions and traumas, I also made connections that helped support me through my stay. Miss Tiffany and Miss Ashley always made sure I (1) was motivated to work on myself and (2) understand why some of my behaviors were harmful to myself as well as others. Many mental health-based facilities make the kids feel isolated or villainized, but Youth Home provided a safe and structured environment perfect for my healing journey.

I absolutely loved Dr Rev and he is amazing at what he does!... Due to many unforseen circumstances, I haven't been a client at Living Hope in years...smh But, I am currently (re)scheduled with Dr Rev and I am super excited to be seeing him again in the next two weeks!!! Yayyyyy

This place is very crappy. Do not go there if you have a woman especially. Because besides the driver that drops the women off you also have to worry about one man looking teacher that wants to hit on them. My friend there at the time told me all of this about the men coming in and she was very uncomfortable. As well as being uncomfortable around one of the teachers and the bus driver. But they're supposed to be there to help

I was forced to go here when I was a child about 10 years ago. I remember it like it was yesterday because I’ve since been diagnosed with PTSD from my stay here. I was strip searched by two very rude ladies, I was forced into a gown and made to mingle with my peers until they got all of my belongings searched. I wasn’t allowed to have a stuffed animal, a common comfort item for children in distress. I was put into isolation (in the boys wing. I’m a female.) after being accused of having lice I was then not allowed to have any contact except the lady who gave me my “lice” treatment. For three days I didn’t have anyone to bring me food or clean clothes. I was finally allowed out after they admitted it was just dandruff all along. I wasn’t allowed out of my room without sticking my arm out the door and having my name called on. I couldn’t shower unless during designated times. I was given a brain scan that turns out was for someone with the same first name as me. I originally had a roommate but she was replaced after being discharged- by a girl who has schizophrenic hallucinations. I eventually got my own room after complaining enough only to have a nurse sit outside my room yelling to her friend in the nurses station all hours of the night. Mind you- I was here for 8 days for mild self harm when I was TWELVE. we weren’t allowed to talk to people who were older than our wing age group. I was allowed outside one time and that felt like bliss to me. The bullying that goes on inside is also atrocious. I remember watching several children get held down and sedated like it was just another Tuesday. A little 5 year old boy was calling me mommy because he said he hadn’t seen his mom in 4 months, claiming he was admitted for “anger issues.” HES FIVE!! Thank God I eventually got the help I needed after being willfully admitted to a facility that actually cares about the people that walk through its doors.

This is the most saddest place ever I was there when I was five years old and I never want to go back. The food is nasty not very good education. I feel like I was jail at five years old. I was in Wilson house and the move me up to to fields house

I love this place. They saved me from a long time addiction. The people who work there really care about you and your sobriety. If your in need of help this is the place to go.

Very rude staffs. They treat you worse than a child . I don't recommend

This place is a joke ..if you call for help they will just direct you to websites....unless someone has a gun po8nted to your he'd

Very unprofessional and not knowledgeable at all. I spent almost an hour there to be told no one could see my son. I will not recommend this location to anyone because each time my son had an appointment, I was given the run around.

Horrible