Southwest Behavioral Health Center Horizon House East

The intensive outpatient program at Southwest Behavioral Health Center Horizon House East provides structured addiction treatment for veterans who need ongoing support while maintaining their independence. This outpatient program allows participants to continue working, attending school, or caring for family members while receiving comprehensive substance abuse treatment services.

Veterans in the IOP participate in group sessions, individual therapy, and skill-building activities designed around military culture and experiences. The program's flexibility supports long-term recovery by helping participants integrate treatment gains into their daily routines and community connections.

Cognitive behavioral therapy forms the foundation of treatment at Horizon House East, combined with trauma-informed care approaches that recognize the impact of military service on mental health and addiction. Veterans work with clinicians who understand the unique stressors and experiences common to military service members.

The trauma-informed framework addresses underlying factors that contribute to both addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions. This integrated approach helps veterans develop healthy coping mechanisms while processing experiences that may have contributed to their substance use patterns.

Southwest Behavioral Health Center Horizon House East connects veterans with Cedar City's broader recovery community while providing specialized military-focused treatment. The center's location in Iron County serves veterans throughout the region who need ongoing addiction treatment and aftercare support.

TRICARE coverage makes treatment accessible for eligible veterans, while the center also accepts cash payments for those seeking services outside insurance networks. The comprehensive operating schedule seven days a week ensures veterans can access their recovery center when needed most.