Addiction Recovery Centers of the Black Hills - Rapid City

Addiction Recovery Centers of the Black Hills (ARCBH) located in Rapid City, South Dakota, provides Intensive Outpatient Treatment services (IOP) for individuals who are struggling with problems associated with substance use and abuse, gambling addictions, and co-occurring disorders associated with substance use. They offer client-centered services in a welcoming environment, assisting adults in accessing a continuum of services within their communities. ARCBH aims to support individuals in achieving a sober life by providing education, tools, and skills necessary for recovery. They work with clients to develop personalized plans and can offer financial assistance or a sliding fee scale for those eligible.

Access Personalized Recovery Plans and Diverse Therapies

ARCBH provides various programming including alcohol/drug assessments, accelerated resolution therapy (ART) for trauma, cognitive behavioral intervention for substance abuse (CBISA), continued care, individual counseling, DUI classes, gambling assessments, mental health counseling, and moral reconation therapy (MRT). ART helps reduce the impact of traumatic memories, while CBISA focuses on changing risky behaviors related to substance use. MRT aims to redirect clients away from illegal activity and toward positive decision-making.

Experience Flexible and Supportive Care

One of ARCBH's strengths is their flexible scheduling, offering evening IOP groups and telehealth options to accommodate clients with daily commitments. This allows individuals to maintain their routines while receiving treatment. Two groups are held at their Rapid City office Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays 5-8pm. Telehealth groups are held Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays 5-8pm by the Hot Springs office. They are committed to accessibility, helping clients secure funding and offering a sliding fee scale. ARCBH strives to provide a supportive and inclusive environment, ensuring that all individuals seeking help are welcomed and either served directly or connected to appropriate resources in the community.