Day One-Travis Yarbrough Center for Teens

03/10/2026

Not every teen who is struggling with substance use needs to be sent away from home.

That’s why we created Day One Hope Center, School of Recovery for Teens.

Our program will serve adolescents ages 13–17, allowing them to receive structured, evidence-based therapy while continuing to live at home. This gives teens the opportunity to practice real-life coping skills while strengthening relationships with their families.

We believe every teen deserves to be met where they are, reminded of their value, and supported as they build a healthier identity and future.

We can’t wait to open our doors soon and begin serving families in our community.

If you know a teen or family who may benefit from support, please feel free to share this post so they can follow along for updates.
Hope starts on Day One.

03/07/2026

✨ Introducing the School of Recovery ✨

A safe, structured, after‑school program for teens who are struggling with substance use — created by Day One Hope Center.

If your teen needs support, guidance, and a team who genuinely cares… we’re here.

Hours: 1PM–7PM, Monday–Friday

What your teen receives each day:
• 🧠 Professional substance‑abuse counseling
• 📚 A calm place to focus on schoolwork with the help of trained tutors
• 🛡️ A positive, supervised environment
• 🍽️ Dinner provided by Stu's Clean Cookin'
• 🤝 A community built on hope and accountability

We accept most major insurance providers and offer a simple, straightforward self‑pay option.

You don’t have to navigate this alone.
Your family’s Day One can start now.

📩 DM or call us for details. We’re here to help.

03/07/2026

Rachel Williams, BS, ADC
Chief Operating Officer | Day One Hope Center

Rachel Williams holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from John Brown University and is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor through the Arkansas Substance Abuse Certification Board. She brings over 10 years of experience working in the addiction treatment field.

Rachel has a deep heart for people battling substance use and for the families who love them. She believes recovery is possible when evidence‑based treatment is paired with compassion, consistency, and genuine care. This work is more than a job to her—it is a calling.

Over the past decade, Rachel has served in a variety of outpatient treatment roles, gaining hands‑on experience in clinical support, program development, operations, and leadership. She is known for her steady presence, strong ethics, and commitment to doing what is right for clients and staff alike.

Rachel now serves as the Chief Operating Officer for all Day One Hope Center campuses, helping lead the organization’s mission to provide hope, healing, and high‑quality addiction treatment. She is especially passionate about expanding teen services, ensuring young people receive the structure, support, and care they need during some of the most vulnerable seasons of life.

Welcome Rachel! We are so lucky to have you!

03/07/2026

We are so excited to begin this journey and thrilled to see the support from the community. Please follow this page for more details and information!

💙 School of Recovery Is Coming to Fort Smith, Arkansas 💙

Day One-Travis Yarbrough Center for Teens

Some people change the world because they never forgot the pain of being young and needing help.

School of Recovery is coming to Fort Smith because of Travis Yarbrough.

Travis was a teen affected by early addiction. He knows what it feels like to struggle at a young age—and to not have a safe place to go after school, when temptation is high and hope can feel low. He often says this is the place he needed when he was a child.

Because Travis chose to turn his story into purpose, that place now exists for your teen.

School of Recovery, offered by Day One Hope Center, is a safe, structured environment for teens ages 13–17 who are struggling with substance abuse. From 1:00 PM to 7:00 PM, teens can come to a place where healing and growth are possible.

Here, teens will receive:
• Professional substance abuse counseling
• Time and space for schoolwork and education
• A hot dinner served daily by Clean Cookin
• Support through partnerships with local schools, churches, and Juvenile Services

This is not just a program.
It’s not just after‑school care.

It’s a School of Recovery—a place where teens can stabilize, heal, and begin again.

This center is named in honor of Travis Yarborough because his heart, honesty, and belief in second chances made it possible. What he once needed, he is now giving to others.

If your teen is struggling…
If your family has been searching for help…
If you’ve been praying for something different…
School of Recovery is here. And hope is closer than you think.

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