Horizon Behavioral Medicine | Psychiatrist Henderson NV.

HELLO,
WE ARE
HORIZON
BEHAVIORAL
MEDICINE

Welcome!

YOU ARE HERE.

This must mean you are curious about what it might be like to get a professional help for your mental health. If you are experiencing debilitating mental health symptoms that are interfering with your daily life, you are not alone. Depression, Anxiety, and other mental health issues are more common than you might think.

Asking yourself should I see a psychiatrist is the first step in acknowledging that you may need help, and we appreciate you thinking of us for this opportunity. If you are tired of feeling the way you do and you are ready to do something about it,

We Are Here For You!

AT HORIZON BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE,

WE STRIVE TO PROVIDE THE ABSOLUTE BEST MENTAL HEALTH CARE POSSIBLE IN A COMFORTABLE SETTING.

OUR NUMBER ONE GOAL IS

TO PROVIDE YOU WITH PERSONALIZED, COMPASSIONATE AND EVIDENCE-BASED CARE.

Our clinician are here to help you determine what unique combination of medicines your body needs to function and thrive.

We also offer Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) which is a drug-free, non-invasive, safe & effective treatment for clients with hard-to-treat depressions.

WE BELIEVE THAT PRACTICE OF

MEDICINE

INVOLVES MORE THAN WRITING A PRESCRIPTION.

WE VALUE THE RELATIONSHIP WE FORM WITH OUR CLIENTS AND BELIEVE THAT IT GOES A LONG WAY IN IMPROVING THEIR HEALTHCARE OUTCOME.

Not only are our clinician highly trained,
our ENTIRE TEAM is also committed to providing you with EXCEPTIONAL & service care.

You will find our team to be WARM professionals, who excel at COMMUNICATING & CONNECTING with people.

WHO WE ARE

We See Ourselves as Much More Than Just a Clinic,

but as a family of like-minded, hard-working and compassionate mental health experts who love to collaborate and help others reach their full potential.

Dr. Vincent Ho, D.O.

Founder
Board Certified Psychiatrist
Medical Director

I’m Dr. Vincent Ho, a board-certified psychiatrist and the founder of Horizon Behavioral Medicine. My journey began in a refugee camp in Vietnam, where I witnessed the harsh realities of life and the lasting impacts of war. At just six months old, my parents made the brave decision to move our family to the United States, opening up a world of opportunities for my sister and me. They worked tirelessly to provide us with a better life and instilled in me the importance of education and helping others, which naturally led me to pursue a career in medicine.

I earned my Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from Western University of Health Sciences and completed my residency at the University of Nevada School of Medicine, where I had the privilege of serving as chief resident. During my training, I learned from incredible psychiatrists who helped me understand how to guide patients toward clarity and overcome their struggles. This experience revealed to me the transformative power of psychiatry and deepened my fascination with the complexities of mental health. What I love about psychiatry is how it beautifully combines scientific knowledge with the art of human connection, requiring strong communication skills and deep empathy.

Over the years, I’ve provided psychiatric services to various settings, including behavioral hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, residential facilities, and outpatient facilities. Each experience has taught me about the challenges people face regarding mental health and the importance of accessible care. I also teach psychiatry at several universities including UNLV department of Psychiatry and Touro University. I have tremendous passion in guiding medical students and resident physicians to become mental health leaders of the next generation. My professional focus shifted from seeing patients full-time to teaching mental health care providers and ensuring we continue to deliver evidence based medicine to everyone we serve. My mission is clear: I strive to create a safe, welcoming space for anyone seeking support, fostering a culture of understanding and compassion.

Outside of work, I treasure time with my wife and our four children. We love exploring the world, attending sporting events, musical events, and paddle boarding together. As I continue on this journey, I remain dedicated to making a meaningful impact in my profession, driven by the belief that everyone deserves access to high quality mental health care.

Ari Ho, BSN-RN

Co-founder
Clinical Director

Hello, I’m Ari, and I am the clinical director and co-founder of Horizon Behavioral Medicine. Together with my husband, Dr. Ho, we started our family-owned clinic in the friendly neighborhood of Henderson, with a goal to create an inclusive and welcoming space for mental health support in our community. Looking back over the past four years, this journey has grown into something much more meaningful than just a job for me. I am deeply humbled to serve our community’s mental health needs, and I am thankful to everyone who has allowed me to be part of this journey.

I earned my Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and started my career as a psychiatric nurse in an inpatient facility. My passion for this field comes from a lifelong fascination with psychosis and the complexities of the human mind. In this setting, I often saw people responding to things that weren’t visible or audible to anyone else, making me wonder what they were really experiencing inside. Their experiences with hallucinations were much more intense and real than what we see in movies. During my time there, I learned just how powerful the right diagnosis and medications can be. I witnessed people go from feeling anxious and scared to finding peace, sometimes within just a few minutes or days. I also became aware of the stigma surrounding psychotropic medications. While these medications can have side effects, they are often essential for treating serious conditions, especially when there are chemical imbalances that therapy alone cannot fix. It’s incredibly rewarding to see individuals reclaim their lives and thrive again..

As the clinical director, I handle the daily operations of our clinic, making sure that every patient gets the best care we can offer. I am here to ensure that our clients receive their medications on time, that forms arefilled out accurately, and that any questions or concerns are answered with the utmost care and attention. My position as a nurse allows me to collaborate uniquely with our providers, front office staff and our clients.

Outside of work, I love spending time with my husband and our four wonderful kids. Our life has been shaped by the challenges we face with our third daughter, who has a rare genetic disorder known as DRYK1A syndrome, along with autism and seizure disorder. This journey has been both humbling and eye-opening, allowing me to connect with our patients on a much more personal level. It’s made me even more committed to providing compassionate care. My personal experiences and professional life are deeply intertwined, and I feel grateful for the chance to support others while navigating my own family’s challenges.

Thu Hong Tran, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Hi, I’m Thu Hong Tran, PA-C, and I am a physician assistant at Horizon Behavioral Medicine. As I take a moment to share my story, I often think about how my patients must feel when I ask them, “Tell me about yourself.” It seems like a simple question, but it often opens the door to profound and personal stories. Every day, I am privileged to hear the journeys of my patients, and now I’m here to share my own.

My life began as a Vietnamese refugee, escaping the challenges of my homeland. At just thirteen years old, I faced the uncertainty of a new life in America, completely unprepared for what lay ahead. The trauma of fleeing my country was significant, and when I arrived in the United States, I didn’t understand the language, the system, or the culture. Everything felt so different from Vietnam, and I often felt lost and alone. That experience of overcoming hardship has profoundly shaped who I am today.

From a young age, I knew I wanted to work in healthcare; my passion for caring for others was always present. However, as I fought to survive and adapt, that dream had to take a backseat. I took on various roles just to make ends meet, starting my career as an engineer and computer scientist, and eventually becoming a business owner. Yet, no matter how successful I became, I couldn’t silence the voice inside me urging me to pursue my true passion. After years of wrestling with this decision, I finally gathered the courage to return to school and follow my dream at Touro University Nevada’s physician assistant program. It was a leap of faith, but it felt right in my heart.

After earning my master’s degree in physician assistant studies, I had the opportunity to work in various areas of medicine—internal medicine, primary care, urgent care, weight loss, pain management, and behavioral health. It was during my studies of psychopathology that I discovered my passion for psychiatry, a field where I felt I could make a meaningful impact.

Having faced my own trauma, I understand the struggles my patients endure. When they share their experiences, especially their painful pasts, I truly get it; I know the weight of their pain. But I also believe that with the right support, they can move forward—not just by overcoming their struggles but by growing into stronger, better versions of themselves because of those experiences. I aim to be a source of resilience and hope for them on their journey to healing.

Being a psychiatry PA means being a supportive partner for my patients. Unlike many other professions, we don’t rely on stethoscopes or complex machines to diagnose and treat; instead, we draw on our authenticity and communication skills, enriched by our life experiences. I strive to be an attentive listener and a caring provider, ensuring my patients know they are not alone in their healing journey.

My commitment to patient care goes beyond duty; it’s a profound calling. I believe in collaborating with my patients to improve their quality of life, and it’s a privilege to support them through their challengesand triumphs. Every story I hear and every life I touch reinforces my purpose, and I am grateful for the chance to make a meaningful difference in the world.

Emily Ferreria, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Hi everyone! I’m Emily, and I’m a physician assistant at Horizon Behavioral Medicine. My academic journey began at California State University, Stanislaus, and I later earned my graduate degree from Touro University Nevada.

I started my career as a physician assistant at a women’s health clinic, where I had the opportunity to support women during some of the most significant moments of their lives. I provided comprehensive fertility care, guiding mothers through difficult yet exciting stages. I also focused on helping women manage the often overwhelming challenges of menopause.

During this time, I discovered the profound connection between hormonal changes and mental health. Many women I encountered shared their struggles with mood swings, anxiety, and depression during this transitional phase. The emotional burden of menopause can be heavy, as it often brings not only physical discomfort but also a deep sense of loss—loss of youth, vitality, and even functionality. For many older women, these changes can serve as a stark reminder of their mortality, leading to increased feelings of vulnerability and isolation. I witnessed how the emotional turmoil stemming from menopause could manifest in various ways, affecting not just mental well-being but also relationships and overall quality of life. Similarly, I encountered many mothers-to-be going through IVF, experiencing emotional turbulence due to hormonal shifts. The pressure to conceive was overwhelmingly high, compounded by financial and societal expectations. I realized that these women needed more than just medical support; they required empathy, understanding, and a safe space to express their fears and frustrations.

The most impactful experiences came from the heartfelt stories of women dealing with infertility and coping with the grief of miscarriage. Each encounter left a lasting impression on me and fueled my passion for advocating for mental health. I understood that the emotional pain associated with these issues often requires not only medical care but also compassionate psychiatric support.

In May 2022, I made a career-changing decision to join Horizon Behavioral Medicine, where I could fully dedicate myself to supporting individuals on their mental health journeys. This transition allowed me to embrace my calling to help others reclaim their emotional and mental well-being. I believe my background in women’s health provides me with a unique perspective, enabling me to recognize how life events like infertility, miscarriage and menopause profoundly affect us. My mission is to offer unwavering support that honors the unique journeys of those I serve.

When I’m not working, I cherish the moments I spend with family and friends, love exploring the great outdoors, or getting lost in a good book. These connections remind me of the beauty and resilience of the human spirit and inspire me to continue supporting others on their healing journeys.

Nadiya Bateman, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Hello, I’m Nadiya Bateman, PA-C, a board-certified physician assistant specializing in mental health. I am from New York, born and raised. My journey has taken me from the hustle and bustle of NYC to the sunny Florida, and now I am happily settling in Las Vegas, Nevada, which I truly feel is my final home.

I earned my Bachelor of Science in Biology from Florida Gulf Coast University, where I developed a keeninterest in medical research, particularly in autoimmune disorders and infectious diseases. However, I soon realized that my true passion lies in the clinical setting, where I can leverage my knowledge to make a direct impact on my patients’ lives. My personal experience supporting loved ones with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) has profoundly shaped my professional journey, inspiring me to specialize in mental health. With decades of firsthand experience caring for individuals with ASD and observing their challenges, including associated symptoms such as depression, anxiety, and ADHD, I have committed myself to a career as a mental health care provider, with the goal of assisting as many individuals affected by this condition as possible.

To pursue this new dream, I obtained a Master’s in Medical Health Sciences and a Master’s in Physician Assistant Studies from Touro University Nevada, eventually joining Horizon Behavioral Medicine in Fall 2022. This journey has been incredibly fulfilling, allowing me to serve the Las Vegas-Henderson community for their mental health needs. There is immense joy in witnessing my patients find stability through treatment and experience the positive changes that arise from medication and supportive psychotherapy. Nothing compares to seeing them thrive and achieve their goals—whether that means completing school, landing their dream job, or repairing a marriage that was once on the brink of falling apart. The resilience of my patients, especially those on the Autism Spectrum, continually inspires me to provide compassionate care. I truly believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to live their life to the fullest.

Outside of work, I cherish time spent with my husband and our three kids. We love exploring history, discovering new places, and hiking together, creating lasting family memories. I strive to bring that same warmth and understanding into my professional life, ensuring that every patient feels acknowledged and valued.

Megan Jobe, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Hello! I’m Megan Jobe, a board-certified Physician Assistant at Horizon Behavioral Medicine. My journey in healthcare has been quite an adventure, inspired by my amazing mother, a nurse who has been a hero not just to me but to countless patients. Growing up, I loved hearing her stories—some filled with sadness, others with joy, and many a mix of both. Despite the challenges she faced, her selfless dedication to her patients instilled in me the values of empathy and compassion that guide my work today.

I began my healthcare career as a Certified Nursing Assistant in a rehabilitation center, where I gained invaluable knowledge, skills, and confidence while helping patients regain their strength and independence. It was truly inspiring to witness their resilience in recovering from severe injuries and major surgeries. This experience not only reinforced my commitment to healthcare but also opened my eyes to the importance of holistic support. I realized that recovery is about more than just physical healing; it also involves emotional and mental well-being. This understanding set the stage for my future in mental health.

Motivated by my experiences, I pursued further education, earning a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from Winona State University in Wisconsin and then a Master’s in Physician Assistant Studies at Touro University, Nevada. Each step along the way deepened my understanding of both the human body and mind, highlighting how interconnected our physical and mental health truly are.

My career as a Physician Assistant started in a primary care clinic, where I developed a wide range of skills.I learned how to conduct thorough patient assessments, create effective treatment plans, and manage chronic conditions. It was rewarding to connect with patients from diverse backgrounds, but I eventually found myself longing for deeper relationships—connections that went beyond just routine visits.

In March 2024, I took a bold step forward and specialized in mental health at Horizon Behavioral Medicine. Here, I can truly engage with patients on a deeper level, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to help them navigate their journeys toward feeling better and living fulfilling lives. The skills I developed in the rehab center—active listening, empathy, and supporting individuals through their struggles—are now integral to my work in psychiatry. I’ve come to believe that while our bodies can be incredibly resilient, our minds possess an even greater strength. This understanding motivates me to empower my patients, reminding them that their mental fortitude is a powerful tool in overcoming challenges.

Today, I strive to create a supportive space where patients feel understood, valued, and empowered on their mental wellness journeys, drawing on the holistic approach I embraced in rehabilitation. Outside of work, I love traveling and exploring new cultures, which enriches my perspective and informs my approach to care. I also enjoy watching sports and cheering for my favorite teams, as it brings a wonderful sense of community. Additionally, photography is a passion of mine; capturing moments and the beauty of everyday life keeps me grounded and connected to the world around me. All of these interests shape who I am and enhance my ability to connect with my patients on their journeys.

Vanvan Nguyen, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Hi there, my name is Vanvan Nguyen, and I am a certified Physician Assistant honored to serve patients at Horizon Behavioral Medicine. I would like to tell you a little about what has shaped me into the provider I am today. I am a first-generation Vietnamese American whose parents came to the U.S. as refugees after the Vietnam War. My father settled here in Las Vegas and worked multiple jobs to sponsor the rest of his family to the U.S. My parents continued to work hard to provide a better life for my older siblings and me. Their selflessness, sacrifices, and resilience instilled in me the values of compassion, service, and hard work – values that ultimately led me to pursue a career in medicine.

I began my journey in medicine as a pre-med student at the University of California, San Diego, and then discovered the physician assistant profession. While applying to PA school, I worked full time as a certified medical assistant for an ENT specialist, and part time as a nail technician on the weekends. I was graciously accepted into the PA program at Touro University Nevada and was happy to come back home to family and friends.

I have now been proudly serving my hometown as a PA since 2021. I spent the first 5 years as a primary care provider across multiple clinics in the valley, caring for patients of all ages and backgrounds. I became knowledgeable in treating numerous medical conditions, including some mental health. I often found that as a PCP, I was the first person a patient would talk to about their mental wellbeing, because no one had asked them before, or they had a negative stigma, or they just never felt comfortable. I offered a safe space as I helped them understand that mental health is just as important as their physical health. Whether a patient’s mental status improved from me actively listening, recommending therapy, or treating with medications, I discovered that this was one of the most meaningful parts of my work in primary care.

I now get to dedicate myself fully to treating mental health as a psychiatric PA here at Horizon, where “the practice of good medicine involves more than writing a prescription.” In other words, we view patients not just by their symptoms, but as a person. My mission is to form genuine lasting connections, offer a supportive environment with empathy and respect, find an effective treatment plan through shared-decision making, and empower patients to take charge of their mental health.

Felicia Ho

Certified TMS Technician
Case Manager

Hello! I’m Felicia, the Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) technician at Horizon Behavioral Medicine. Growing up, I’ve always had a knack for understanding the emotions of those around me and recognizing the importance of offering support to those in need. Often, I found myself stepping into the role of an amateur therapist for my friends and family, and through these experiences, I learned how to provide comfort while infusing hope, joy, and creativity, even during challenging times.

This passion for nurturing and guiding others led me to begin my professional journey as an elementary school teacher in an inner-city setting in California. There, I found immense fulfillment in inspiring my students and crafting supportive, engaging learning experiences. It was truly rewarding to watch many of them grow from dependence into confident problem solvers. However, when the pandemic hit andlearning shifted online, I felt a void. While I still loved teaching, I missed the personal connections and the opportunity to support not just my students, but also their families.

With a desire to make a meaningful impact in a different way, I relocated to Las Vegas in 2021 and joined Horizon Behavioral Medicine as a TMS technician. TMS is a gentle, non-invasive treatment designed for individuals facing severe depression, especially when traditional medications and therapies haven’t quite worked. In my role, I guide patients through this therapeutic journey, offering hope to those who may feel discouraged by their past experiences. I collaborate closely with insurance companies to ensure my patients receive the necessary coverage, alleviating their financial stress and allowing them to focus on healing. Once authorization is secured, I help my patients navigate a structured treatment plan involving 20-minute sessions, five days a week, for 7 to 9 weeks. While this may seem like a big commitment, I strive to make each session enjoyable and relaxed. This one-on-one interaction allows me to connect personally with each patient and learn about their unique stories. There’s nothing more satisfying than seeing quieter patients begin to open up; by the end of their journey, they often radiate renewed energy and a brighter outlook on life. Witnessing them rediscover activities they once loved—like hitting the gym, practicing self-care, or pursuing new dreams—is incredibly fulfilling and reinforces my passion for this work.

Outside of my professional life, I’m always eager to broaden my horizons through reading, discovering new films, and connecting with people from diverse backgrounds. I find adventure in the little things, like exploring hidden gem restaurants and enrolling in new classes. I truly cherish experiences that lead to meaningful stories, whether it’s getting lost in a foreign city or hosting themed parties for my loved ones. I take pride in being the family’s go-to informal therapist, and I’m excited to soon make that role official as I plan to return to school to study psychotherapy. Through it all, I strive to embody joy, optimism, and unwavering support, showing that with the right guidance and mindset, brighter days are always within reach.

WHAT WE DO

From Shame to Support: 
The Brighter Outlook on Mental Health Stigma

In today’s rapidly changing world, taking care of your mental health has become more important than ever. In recent times, the COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly impacted our society, leading to a significant shift in how we perceive and prioritize mental health. This crisis has highlighted the importance of mental well-being and prompted a much needed change in attitudes towards seeking professional help.

We are also witnessing a remarkable transformation, with the younger generations, valuing and prioritizing mental health like never before. We believe that their dedication to self-care and their openness to discussing mental health has played a pivotal role in brewing down the barriers and reducing the stigma associated with seeking support.

Together, let’s embrace this positive change and work towards building a more compassionate and understanding society.

WE SPECIALIZE IN THE TREATMENT OF

Anxiety Disorder, PTSD, OCD
Depression, Treatment Resistant Depression
Bipolar & Other Mood Disorders
ADHD/ADD (12 years old or older)
Insomnia or Other Sleeping Disorder
Binge Eating Disorder
Psychosis
Chemical Dependency
Stress (General, Major Life Changes)
Women's Mental Health (Perinatal Mental Health)

Psychiatric Evaluation ?

What Is It and Why Would I Need One ?

Stop self-diagnosing & embark on a path of mental health clarity.
You deserve a professional help that can make a genuine difference in your life.

Psychiatric Evaluation is a process where a mental health professional, such as a psychiatrist or psychologist, assesses your mental well-being. It involves talking about your thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and any difficulties you may be experiencing. The purpose of a psychiatric evaluation is to understand your mental health concerns and develop a personalized treatment plan.

Why might you want or need a psychiatric evaluation ? Well, mental health is just as important as physical health. Just like you would visit a doctor if you had a physical aliment, it’s crucial to seek professional help if you are struggling with your mental health. A psychiatric evaluation can help you to better understand your symptoms, get an accurate diagnosis, and explore treatment options.

Incorporating real-life examples, let’s consider the experience of grief after the loss of a close friend or family. It’s normal for us to feel sad, anxious, angry, lose appetite, and have sleepless nights. However, as time passes, most people begin to heal and find ways to cope with their grief. But what if after a year, these intense emotions and their impact on your daily life persists ? This is when seeking a psychiatric evaluation becomes important. If your ability to take care of yourself and your family, work, socialize or enjoy life is significantly affected, it may indicate that there are underlying mental health concerns that require attention. Our trained clinician can diagnose the issue and guide you towards appropriate treatment options. We totally understand that google and social media have become major sources of information for us nowadays, but let’s not rely TikTok or Facebook Friends to diagnose our mental health. You deserve personalized, expert help when it comes to your mental well-being.

Horizon Behavioral Medicine is a Genesight provider offering optional DNA genetic medication testing.

Some medications and genes simply don’t mix. GeneSight® is an advanced genetic testing tool that analyzes your genes and how they may affect medication outcomes. It does not necessarily tell us which medication works the best for your specific DNA makeup, but it can help us navigate away from prescribing medications that might cause unwanted or even dangerous side effects. At Horizon Behavioral Medicine, we look at GeneSight® as one additional tool that can help us to better match the right drugs to the right client. For more information, please consult our clinician for personalized medical advice.

PSYCHIATRIC
MEDICATION MANAGEMENT

I've received the Diagnosis, What's Next ?

Medication management serves a critical role in treating various mental health issues. It can aid patients in crisis or manage conditions in the long term. While we believe strongly that counseling and therapy are essential parts of mental health treatment, there are circumstances in which medications can safely and effectively reduce debilitating symptoms.

We are here to determine whether or not the medication is a viable option for treating you and if so, what is the appropriate medication and dosage to get you back on track to your true self.

SUPPORTIVE

PSYCHOTHERAPY

You deserve to be treated as a whole person, not just a list of symptoms

Horizon Behavioral Medicine believes every client deserves to be treated as a whole person, not just a list of mental health symptoms. Alongside Medication Management, all of our providers are trained in Supportive Psychotherapy, which focuses especially on current, problematic relationships and maladaptive patterns of behavior and emotional patterns.

Techniques used in supportive psychotherapy include comforting, advising, encouraging, reassuring and mostly listening, attentively and sympathetically. Supportive psychotherapy is clinically proven to help gain insight, build self-esteem, reduce anxiety, strengthen coping skills, and improve social functioning. Most importantly, we provide you an emotional outlet, the chance for you to express yourself and be yourself.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

We do not offer specific psychotherapies such as CBT, DBT, IPT, EMDR or psychoanalysis at this time. However, we welcome patients working with a therapist and are committed to a fully collaborative approach with your therapist to meet all of your treatment goals.

If you think you could benefit from longer, in-depth talk therapy, you can ask your insurance company to send you a list of in-network therapists in your area or visit online directories such as Psychology Today and Good Therapy. You can also access a list of our collaborators from our website.

TRANSCRANIAL

MAGNETIC STIMULATION

Drug-free, non-invasive depression treatment that works

What to do when your treatment doesn’t work ?

Imagine going to therapy, taking your medications and following all of your provider’s advice – only to find no significant relief. That’s the reality of people with treatment resistant depression.

At Horizon Behavioral Medicine, we provide Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy for patients with hard-to-treat depression. Our TMS procedure is operated in a comfortable room, performed by a Board Certified Psychiatrist and TMS certified technicians.

TMS is a non-invasive, safe and easily tolerable form of treatment. The procedure simply involves lying back in a reclining chair while electromagnetic pulses are sent to stimulate areas of the brain which regulate mood, cognition and emotions. electromagnetic field. There are no lasting side-effects and patients are safe to drive and work immediately after the procedure. For optimal results, the recommendation for TMS is 5 days of treatment a week for a course of 6 weeks. Each treatment session usually takes 15-20 minutes.

If you reside locally and are interested in being evaluated for outpatient TMS treatment, please give us a call to schedule a consultation.

Treatment for Opioid Addiction/Dependence

Free Yourself From Opioid Addiction/Dependency
Find Hope and Healing through our Treatment Program

It's Time To End The Stigma Associated With
Medication -Assisted Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder

Drug overdose is a leading cause of unintentional death in the US, and opioid addiction is driving this epidemic. At Horizon Behavioral Medicine, we want to be part of the solution to the opioid epidemic by providing nurturing, non-judgmental and supportive environment for those grappling with opioid use disorder. Opioid use disorder is a medical condition that requires compassionate care, not shame or discrimination. We use FDA-Approval medication that can help reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms from opioid use. Our goal is to foster a safe space where individuals can seek help without fear of bias or stigma. We are firmly committed to playing our part in mitigating the impact of the opioid crisis and promoting a healthier, safer, more compassionate future.