Brick House Recovery Addiction Treatment Centers

Brick House Recovery offers two levels of outpatient addiction treatment designed to meet people where they are in their recovery journey. The standard Outpatient Program allows clients to engage in structured substance abuse treatment while continuing to live at home, maintain employment, and stay connected to their support networks. For those who need more intensive clinical contact, the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provides a higher frequency of care without requiring residential placement.

Both programs address substance use disorder alongside co-occurring conditions — including trauma, PTSD, and mental health issues — reflecting the clinical reality that most people entering treatment are managing more than one challenge at once. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) provides the clinical backbone, helping clients recognize and change the thought patterns that sustain addictive behavior. Family-centered care and holistic recovery programming round out a treatment model built for the full picture of a person's life, not just their substance use.

One of the defining features of Brick House Recovery — and one that speaks directly to people planning for sustained sobriety rather than just short-term stabilization — is the Lifetime Advantage Program. This aftercare support framework extends the recovery relationship beyond a client's active treatment period, providing ongoing connection to the tools, community, and accountability that research consistently links to better long-term outcomes.

For families supporting a loved one through recovery, the existence of a named, structured aftercare program matters. It signals that Brick House views treatment as an ongoing commitment rather than a series of scheduled appointments. Combined with family-centered care built into active treatment, the Lifetime Advantage Program positions Brick House as a long-term recovery partner for Idaho Falls residents and the wider Bonneville County community.

Brick House Recovery's outpatient and IOP services are designed to be genuinely accessible across a wide range of populations. The center serves veterans, pregnant women, young adults (18–25), seniors, men, and women, as well as individuals needing HIV/AIDS support. TRICARE is accepted, making Brick House a practical choice for active-duty military members, veterans, and their dependents who are navigating substance use disorder or co-occurring mental health conditions.

Payment flexibility reinforces that accessibility. Brick House accepts Medicaid, state insurance, private insurance, and self-pay options, reducing the financial barriers that often prevent people from pursuing the outpatient treatment or intensive outpatient program they need. The center operates 24 hours a day, ensuring that scheduling is not an obstacle for clients at different stages of their recovery and with different daily obligations.

Brick House Recovery is equipped to work with clients whose substance use disorder intersects with mental health conditions — a clinical profile that describes a significant portion of people entering outpatient treatment. The center specifically addresses co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis, trauma and PTSD, and broader mental health issues alongside addiction, rather than treating these as separate concerns requiring separate programs.

This integrated approach matters for people who have cycled through treatment programs that addressed only one piece of their experience. By holding both the addiction and the underlying or co-occurring conditions within the same treatment framework — and by using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as a shared clinical tool — Brick House offers a more cohesive path for clients whose recovery is complicated by trauma history or mental health diagnoses.