Horizon Recovery, Buckeye

Treatment Services at Horizon Recovery

Treatment at the Buckeye house is residential, and what distinguishes it from a standard teen program is neurofeedback with QEEG brain mapping, run under a director of neuropsychology who holds a doctorate. For a family that has already tried talking therapy without result, that is the concrete difference worth asking about, along with what the brain mapping changes in a care plan.

The talking therapies are cognitive behavioral and dialectical behavior therapy with individual, group and family sessions, supported by holistic work and by nutrition and fitness provision. Psychiatric medication management is available; no medication for substance use is named. Weekly family visits are part of the model, and published treatment outcomes are offered, which is more than most teen programs put in writing.

Admission begins with a call or the online insurance check; the admissions team reviews benefits, including out-of-network options and single case agreements, and a full assessment then produces an individual care plan before a bed is taken. Discharge planning steps a teenager down to partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient or outpatient therapy. Neither length of stay nor bed count is published for Buckeye.