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Methodist Family Health provides the best possible care to those who need our help.

The Methodist Family Health statewide, psychiatric, behavioral, emotional and spiritual continuum of care includes inpatient, residential and outpatient venues of care. Services are provided through the 60-bed Methodist Behavioral Hospital, psychiatric residential treatment centers, qualified residential treatment program (therapeutic group homes), a transitional home for clients who have graduate

d high school, a day treatment program, Arkansas CARES (Center for Addictions Research, Education and Services), community- and school-based counseling clinics, the Kaleidoscope Grief Center and the Methodist Family Health Foundation.

06/01/2026

In times of trial or transition, spiritual care can be a powerful source of comfort and strength. At Methodist Family Health, our Pastoral Care program can provide spiritual care and emotional support for all clients, staff and families across our continuum of care.

Led by Rev. Dr. Hammett Evans , Pastoral Care focuses on building genuine human connection through compassionate support.

Support can include weekly small groups for clients, one-on-one conversations, pastoral guidance, prayer, and collaboration with care teams to help individuals feel supported and encouraged.

05/29/2026

At Methodist Family Health, our people are at the heart of everything we do. If you're looking for a career path with purpose, growth, and impact, explore our open positions today. https://www.methodistfamily.org/work-for-us

05/28/2026

At Methodist Family Health, we offer outpatient services statewide through our Methodist Counseling Clinics. Our outpatient therapists provide trauma-informed care to help children, teens and families navigate challenges when life feels overwhelming.

Today, we’re introducing Aisling Hearne, LMSW, one of the dedicated therapists at our Little Rock Counseling Clinic. Aisling is a Licensed Master Social Worker who works with children, teens and families. She provides therapy using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), and other evidence-based modalities.

Aisling earned both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Social Work from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. She has experience supporting clients through acute mental health crises, traumatic stress, substance use, LGBTQ+ matters and incarceration, and takes a holistic, client-centered approach to care.

Outside of work, Aisling enjoys spending time with her wife and daughter, caring for her many pets and cooking for her family.

Aisling is currently accepting new clients. Our outpatient clinics accept most private and public insurance, including Medicaid and PASSE. Do you want to schedule an appointment with Aisling? Please call 501-537-3991 to make an appointment.

05/27/2026

Sometimes healing begins with something as simple as imagining what's possible. At our Methodist Children's Behavioral Hospital in Maumelle, children in treatment recently created "Jars of Dreams" filled with their hopes, goals, and dreams for the future.

Dreams and goals matter, especially when it comes to mental health journeys. When you have something meaningful to look forward to, it can help build confidence, reduce stress, and provide a sense of purpose.

Doesn't every child deserve the chance to dream about brighter days ahead? We are honored we get to walk alongside these children as they heal and rediscover hope.

05/26/2026

We’re continuing our Business Development Team spotlight series with Bridgette Craig, our Northeast Arkansas Business Development Director.

Bridgette brings 26 years of experience in mental health, with an early career rooted in both inpatient and outpatient substance abuse services. Early in her career, she conducted inpatient assessments and served as a substance abuse counselor, where she also helped establish the Craighead County Drug Court.

Bridgette has been part of the Methodist Family Health team for 22 years, serving in a variety of roles including school-based services, residential treatment in Northeast Arkansas, and now in Business Development.

In her current role as NEA Business Development Director, she supports referral relationships, helps identify opportunities for connection and growth, and works to ensure strong communication between community partners and MFH programs.

We’re grateful for Bridgette’s long-standing commitment, leadership, and continued impact across Northeast Arkansas and beyond.

05/22/2026

This mural inside our Methodist Children's Behavioral Hospital in Maumelle is more than encouraging words on a wall. It serves as a reminder for the children and families we serve every day that mental health is not about pretending everything is okay or forcing yourself to stay positive all the time. Real strength comes from learning how to face difficult emotions, talk about them openly, and move through them in healthy ways.

Being "tough" can look like asking for help.
It can look like expressing your feelings.
It can look like continuing forward one day at a time.

At Methodist Family Health, we want every child to know that hard moments do not define them and they don't have to face those moments alone.

05/21/2026

We were excited to welcome Arkansas State Senator Jeremy Wooldridge to Methodist Children's Behavioral Hospital in Jonesboro this week. With a master's degree in social work from Arkansas State University, Senator Wooldridge understands the importance of behavioral health services and the life-changing impact compassionate care can have on children and families.

Thank you for taking the time to tour the hospital and learn more about our mission, Jeremy Wooldridge for Arkansas State Senate!

05/20/2026

May is ! Let's break the stigma and start open conversations about mental health. We believe everyone should have access to the resources they need to thrive and we know firsthand the difference those resources can make.

The National Council for Mental Wellbeing has a pledge to help make mental wellbeing a reality for everyone. Make the pledge here: https://www.thenationalcouncil.org/mental-health-awareness-month/pledge

05/18/2026

At Methodist Family Health, we offer outpatient services statewide through our Methodist Counseling Clinics. Our outpatient therapists provide trauma-informed care to help children, teens and families navigate challenges when life feels overwhelming.

Today, we’re introducing Janet Breen, LPC, one of the dedicated therapists at our Little Rock Counseling Clinic. Janet has 18 years of experience and provides individual and family therapy for children ages 5–18 and young adults ages 18–26. She is trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), and also provides grief counseling.

Janet serves as the program coordinator for Kaleidoscope Grief Center and leads the “Kaleidoscope Kids” peer support groups, helping children and families navigate loss in a supportive environment.

Janet is currently accepting new clients. Our outpatient clinics accept most private and public insurance, including Medicaid, PASSE and private insurance. Do you want to schedule an appointment with Janet? Please call 501-537-3991.

Outside of work, Janet enjoys spending time outdoors and attending sporting events—especially Chicago Cubs baseball and Razorbacks games. She also values family time, service projects with friends and time with her pets.

05/16/2026

is our free grief camp funded by Methodist Family Health Foundation

Address

1600 Aldersgate Road
Little Rock, AR
72205

Telephone

+15016610720

Website

https://www.methodistfamily.org/, https://linktr.ee/methodistfamilyhealth

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