About this Sober House
Harmony House is a recovery residence in Cheyenne, Wyoming, sitting in Laramie County a short drive east of downtown. It opened in March 2025 and was the first residential substance use facility in southeast Wyoming operated by Volunteers of America Northern Rockies to accept women.
What This Cheyenne Recovery Home Provides
Residents are assigned a clinician on admission and go through a full intake interview, after which an individualized plan is written. The weekly rhythm is dense: roughly thirty hours of structured, staff-facilitated group work, plus one-to-one counseling. Group topics run across chemical dependency, life stories, parenting, trauma, grief and loss, healthy relationships, recreation, vocational skills and daily living skills.
Who This Recovery Housing Accepts
The facility serves men and women, and it accepts women with children so a mother does not have to choose between treatment and her family. That was the explicit reason it was built. Length of stay runs up to ninety days, with short-term crisis housing also available.
The Cost of This Sober Living Program
The published cost is $6,750 for the first thirty days, due before admission, and $6,750 before each subsequent thirty-day period. A sliding fee scale is available, and Wyoming residents may qualify based on income and insurance status.
Methods Used in This Recovery Residence
Programming draws on strength-based counseling, Seeking Safety, twelve-step meetings, motivational interviewing, solution-focused therapy, corrective thinking, family involvement, cognitive behavioral therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy. The mix is broad on purpose, since a house serving men, women and mothers is serving people who arrived by very different routes.
Laramie County Geography and This Sober House
Cheyenne is the state capital and the seat of Laramie County, which puts the legislature, the state health department, district court and the region's largest employer base in one place. For someone in southeast Wyoming, this address replaced a long drive north. Before it opened, a woman in Cheyenne seeking residential care in this network was looking at Sheridan, more than three hundred miles away.
Certification and This Wyoming Recovery Home
Wyoming has no state certification program for recovery residences and no NARR affiliate, so no home here carries a state credential. This one is operated by an accredited operator, and its funding partner is the Wyoming Department of Health. Ask about staffing ratios, medication policy and discharge planning directly.
