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Residential Mental Health Treatment Centers
Since 1979, BrightQuest has provided multiple levels of treatment for adults suffering from mental illnesses such as depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and co-occurring disorders.
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Our Mental Health Treatment Specialties
Our clinical team are experts in the treatment of many psychiatric disorders. We provide a unique and effective combination of psychiatry, psychotherapy, and integrative therapy in a residential setting.
Our Unique Therapeutic Community
BrightQuest is a therapeutic community treatment program, which means that the community itself, of peers enrolled in the program, are considered the agent of change. People come in and they join the community and they do treatment versus receive it. They are active participants in the entire therapeutic process; they are not recipients, so to speak, of treatment provided by somebody else.
— Karlyn Pleasants, PsyD, Executive Clinical Consultant
The BrightQuest Difference
Our unique model focuses on three pillars of treatment—community, family, and independent living. Our fully integrative approach addresses the emotional, spiritual, and physical needs of our clients.
Therapeutic Community
We believe that clients are most successful when given the opportunity to experience genuine connection and bonding with others in treatment.
Family Integration
We believe that family participation is essential in the successful treatment of a loved one, and at BrightQuest, family takes an active role.
Independent Living
We support individuals in developing the life skills needed to take charge of their lives and reach the highest possible level of independence.
Our Culture and Environment
BrightQuest is a values – oriented community. Our community culture was originally founded on the Native American philosophy that emphasized personal spirituality as an important element of recovery, a sense of community, and a desire to excel.
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