An Evidence-Based Healing & Wellness Center
Cumberland Crest House in Little Rock houses several advanced healing and wellness therapies. From the exceptional Energy Enhancement System suite, to professional family counseling and occupational therapy, it exists to help people of all ages.
The house itself has its own story to tell. Located in the Quapaw Quarter district of Little Rock, named in honor of the Quapaw Indians who lived in the area centuries ago, Cumberland Crest House was originally designed and built in the Victorian Queen Anne style by architects Max Orlopp and Casper Kusener around 1889. Historically known as the Bein house, it is conveniently located in downtown Little Rock, close to the MacArthur Historic Park, Pettaway, Soma, and the Governor’s Mansion Historic District.
We began calling the home Cumberland Crest House when we discovered the history of the name “Cumberland”. As an historic county in northwest England, it had its own coat of arms, with the Parnassus flower as part of its crest. Because it’s a flower born out of the marsh, it represented to us the beauty born out of the muddy experiences we all go through in the journey to discover our true selves. When you visit Cumberland Crest House, you will see the Parnassus flower displayed throughout the property.
Sadly, right after we bought the property, the Little Rock arborist said we needed to take down the 200-year-old oak tree in the front garden. In order to keep the spirit of the oak tree, we used its wood to create the signage throughout the building, entrances, and the front garden.
We truly hope you enjoy your time here with us in this magical place.
For more information about our services, call or text (501) 859-2389