SOZO Addiction Recovery Center in Jessieville, Arkansas offers specialized treatment for men battling substance use disorders. Their comprehensive dual-diagnosis approach combines clinical expertise with faith-based principles across both residential and intensive outpatient programs. The residential program delivers 36 hours of weekly treatment through an evidence-based curriculum covering essential topics including anger management, relapse prevention, coping skills, financial management, and introduction to the 12-step recovery process. Faith remains central to their methodology, incorporating bible studies, worship services, and weekly church attendance alongside recovery meetings. SOZO's intensive approach reportedly accelerates recovery, with clients potentially achieving in one month what might require 90 days in traditional programs. As residents progress to month three, they can transition to SOZO's intensive outpatient program, residing in one of three transitional homes situated on six acres of serene property. This phase involves 9 hours of weekly recovery activities for employed individuals (reducing to 4 hours after several weeks), while those seeking employment participate in 15-17 hours of therapeutic support and job assistance services. The program maintains structure through mandatory participation in recovery meetings and classes for all on-campus residents, creating an environment of accountability and community support throughout the recovery journey.