OBHAW Wellness Program Expands to Hot Springs 

Community Resource Center will house the OBHAW Wellness Day Treatment Program, 

Ouachita Behavioral Health & Wellness (OBHAW) is expanding its Wellness Day (Day Treatment) Program to Hot Springs, extending a service previously offered at its Malvern clinic to meet increasing demand in Garland County. 

The expanded program was launched through a partnership with the Hot Springs Community Resource Center (CRC). 

The Wellness Day Program will operate Mon.- Fri., 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM at the Hot Springs Community Resource Center, 109 Hobson Ave. in Hot Springs. Although the program will be housed at the CRC, it will be fully operated by OBHAW as part of its broader continuum of behavioral health services. 

The Wellness Day Program serves adults aged 18 and older who have been diagnosed with a chronic mental illness or a co-occurring disorder and who need support to improve daily functioning and community involvement. 

The program provides education and management of mental illness through structured, strength-based, and supportive interventions. It offers individual and group therapy, daily living skills training, and coordination with other healthcare providers and community agencies to support whole-person wellness. 

For additional referral information, individuals may email erich@obhaw.org, call 501-332-7494, or visit obhaw.org/programs/wellness-day.  

OBHAW’s headquarters and walk-in clinic are located at 125 Wellness Way. For more about OBHAW, visit obhaw.org

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