Capstone Treatment Center

Founded in 2001, Capstone Treatment Center is a Christ-centered residential treatment program in Judsonia, Arkansas, serving adolescent and young adult men ages 14–29. For more than two decades, Capstone has helped young men and their families find real, lasting healing from trauma, mental health, addiction, substance use, and addictive/compulsive behaviors.

Capstone's approach goes beyond managing symptoms. Built on the Core Systems Model developed by founder Dr. Adrian Hickmon, treatment helps each young man understand why he's struggling, not just what he's struggling with, by addressing the core beliefs, family dynamics, and unresolved pain underneath addictive behavior. Clinical care integrates evidence-based therapies, including extensive trauma training through the trauma research foundation, EMDR, brainspotting, IFS-informed care and Certified Sex Addiction Training through IITAP.

The residential program runs approximately 90-96 days and combines individual, group, and family therapy within a structured, relational environment. To provide care to the whole family, Capstone involves parents and loved ones throughout treatment, equipping them with tools that support recovery long after their son returns home. All families participate in a family week experience during their son's stay.

Capstone is licensed by the Arkansas Department of Human Services and accredited by CARF. As a second-generation, family-owned program, Capstone strives to treat every client the way it would want its own family treated: with dignity, accountability, and genuine care.

Whether a young man is facing addiction, compulsivity, trauma, or a combination of challenges, Capstone offers a path forward for him and for the family who loves him.