Harris arrives at the Boise-based facility with a background in psychology and addiction studies, bolstered by a Master of Business Administration. Her career focus has centered on bridging the gap between acute care and long-term outpatient support, a philosophy she intends to instill at Icarus. By integrating evidence-based clinical practices with experiential therapies—such as music, art, and nature-based programs—she aims to move away from fragmented treatment models.
Mallory Harris Named Executive Director at Icarus Wellness and Recovery
With over 12 years of experience in behavioral health, Mallory Harris takes the helm at Icarus Wellness and Recovery in Boise. Tasked with overseeing residential and outpatient programs, she steps into the role as Idaho grapples with a significant rise in substance use disorders and mental health challenges.
Her appointment arrives at a critical juncture for Idaho’s public health landscape. Recent data from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration indicates that nearly 18% of residents aged 12 and older struggled with substance use disorders between 2021 and 2023. Furthermore, state records show 337 drug-overdose deaths in 2024 alone. Harris emphasizes that her priority is building a culture where care is continuous rather than isolated, ensuring adults have a stable foundation for recovery regardless of their specific clinical needs or insurance status.


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