2025
Our 40th Year of Healing, Hope.
We continue to believe in a holistic approach that addresses the mind, body and spirit in drug and alcohol addiction recovery.
As Tara Treatment Center celebrated our 40th year of helping individuals and families overcome addiction we recommited ourselves to our core values of
Honesty. Hard Work. Trust. Commitment.
Since 1985, we have provided a full continuum of services — from medically supervised detox and structured residential treatment to outpatient support and aftercare. We continued to heal the whole person: physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually.
2025
Our Accomplishments.
Four Decades Celebrated
Our staff, alumni, community and supporters came together to recognize and remember our four decades of healing.
502 Clients Served
Our census includes men and women clients across all levels of care provided at Tara.
PHP Program Expanded
Partial Hospitalization Program opens the door for our clients to continue to grow in their recovery while having the structure of treatment and slowly integrating back into the community
Homeless Helped
A significant portion of admissions were individuals experiencing homelessness or housing instability and they received safe, stabilizing care.
Outcomes Improved
Our programs demonstrated longer lengths of stay, stronger engagement and increased completion rates.
Staff Support Added
We provided more training and certification for our teams.
Alumni Engaged
They helped provide more peer support for recent clients post-recovery.
Community Garden Created
Our women clients healed and connected through nature.
2025
Our Leadership Change.
2025 marked a change in leadership as long-time CEO Theresa Matthews announced her retirement. The eldest daughter of Tara’s founder, Ann Daugherty, Theresa became CEO in 2006 following the passing of her mother. She spent her entire career at Tara and held many positions.
Jessica Daughtery became the new CEO, who began her career at Tara in 2002 and held multiple positions within the organization throughout her tenure, including facility administrator.
Theresa Matthews
Jessica Daugherty
2025
Their Words.
This place has spiritual walls around it and the best earth angels on the planet working there. I was committed to ending my life before I experienced Tara.
Jason
My experience at Tara Treatment Center was life-changing. I came in at my lowest point, feeling lost and broken. The staff treated me with genuine care and provided tools that truly helped me heal. I left restored, confident, and sober.
Caitlyn
Tara Treatment Center saved my life. The staff is amazing. They are passionate about helping patients with all their needs and they go out of their way to do it.
Matt
Our family will be forever grateful for Tara. Watching a family member fight this battle feels unbelievably helpless. The wonderful people at Tara not only help the one recovering, but provide important support to the family as well.
Bart
Tara will always have a spot in my heart. My experience didn't just save my marriage and keep my family together, it saved my life.
D
My son completed the program at Tara and it completely changed his life!!!! Which has completely changed our family’s lives!!! As most people know, addiction is a family disease so we were all suffering!!! The staff was so supportive while he was there and continued to check up on him from time to time as he works his out-patient programs! I will be forever grateful for his time at Tara Treatment Center!!!
Betsy
2025
Our History Celebration.
As we celebrated our 40th Anniversary, we took a look back at "One Dream - A Thousand Miracles," a book written by the late Ann Daugherty, founder of Tara Treatment Center, which shared the story of her vision and the remarkable start of the addiction recovery center.
Chapter 1: The Seed is Planted
September 9, 2025 •Ann Daugherty
Chapter 2: Before Tara
September 8, 2025 •Ann Daugherty
Chapter 3: Realization of a Dream
September 7, 2025 •Ann Daugherty
Chapter 4: The Opening of the Doors
September 6, 2025 •Ann Daugherty
Chapter 5: Those I Met Along the Way
September 5, 2025 •Ann Daugherty
Chapter 6: Finding Myself Through Adversity
September 4, 2025 •Ann Daugherty
Chapter 7: Growth and Change
September 3, 2025 •Ann Daugherty
Chapter 8: Helping People Change
September 2, 2025 •Ann Daugherty