Zion Recovery

About Zion Recovery

Zion Recovery is a veteran-owned recovery housing and residential treatment provider based in New Harmony, Utah, in Washington County.

A Veteran-Owned Recovery Housing Provider

Zion Recovery runs its program from a desert campus in New Harmony, offering residential stays with 24/7 care instead of a drop-in outpatient model. The veteran-owned status shapes the organization's identity and is featured prominently in how it describes itself to prospective clients and their families.

A Faith-Based, Trauma-Informed Treatment Model

The organization combines cognitive-behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, trauma-informed care, family therapy and faith-based recovery programming into one continuum. That range lets Zion Recovery serve clients who want clinical rigor alongside a spiritual dimension to their recovery.

Program Length and Admission Speed

Stays typically run 30 to 90 days, with extended care available for clients who need it, and the organization reports the ability to assess and admit many clients within 24 to 48 hours, sometimes the same day. Zion Recovery also accepts most major insurance plans, which broadens who can realistically access the program.

Working Southwestern Utah's Desert Corridor

New Harmony sits in Washington County, in the high-desert region of southwestern Utah, with St. George, the county seat, about a half hour away. Zion Recovery draws on that setting directly, building its campus around desert scenery, a fitness center and space for meditation as part of the treatment environment.

Reaching Zion Recovery

Anyone considering Zion Recovery should ask about current program cost, whether the campus serves men, women, or both, what levels of care are available beyond the initial residential stay, and how quickly an assessment and admission can be arranged for a specific situation.