Harmony House – Volunteers of America

Harmony House, operated by Volunteers of America, stands as a trusted resource for addiction treatment in Wyoming. With a commitment to comprehensive recovery care, this facility has earned recognition as a leader in addressing substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. The compassionate team at Harmony House understands that addiction recovery requires personalized attention and multiple levels of support, which is why they've developed a treatment continuum that meets individuals wherever they are in their recovery journey.

At Harmony House, clients benefit from evidence-based approaches combined with the time-tested principles of Twelve Step programs. The facility specializes in treating benzodiazepines, alcohol, opioids, cocaine, and methamphetamine addiction while simultaneously addressing underlying trauma, anger issues, and gambling disorders. Their residential rehab and co-occurring mental health programs are designed to serve a diverse population, including young adults aged 18–25, older adults, veterans, and LGBTQ+ individuals. This inclusive approach ensures that each person receives culturally sensitive care tailored to their unique needs and backgrounds.

Harmony House distinguishes itself through comprehensive aftercare planning that extends far beyond initial treatment. Clients receive ongoing support through recovery coaching, employment counseling, continuing care programs, and regular support meetings—recognizing that sustained sobriety requires long-term commitment and community. The facility accepts most insurance plans, making quality addiction treatment accessible to more people. Additionally, Harmony House maintains accreditation from the State Mental Health Department, State Department of Health, and the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), demonstrating their dedication to maintaining the highest standards of care and accountability in Wyoming addiction treatment.