Recovery Support

Many individuals with mental illness also suffer from co-occurring substance use disorders. BrightQuest's substance use disorder program employs and integrates a multidisciplinary approach to treatment with the help of clinical recovery support staff for successful and long-term application.

Substance Use Disorder Clinical Recovery Support Overview


Each client is evaluated by the Treatment Team for substance abuse, dependency, and problematic use as part of our standard assessment process. As a part of this program a Case Manager is assigned and a treatment structure is implemented. An assigned Recovery Case Manager meets with the client in a weekly session and is responsible for supporting the client with developing an active and healthy recovery program. The Recovery Case Manager helps promote consistency, a key ingredient of recovery, and structure compliance through progress tracking, relapse prevention, and requirement accountability. Additionally, a function of the Recovery Case Manager is to maintain a harmonious relationship with the client’s sponsor to help build and model a united support system.


Clients will have weekly meetings with their clinical recovery support. Typically, clients in this program will also attend outside recovery meetings and have a selection of clinical primary recovery groups each week.

Substance Use Disorder Services help clients learn to navigate a program of recovery while practicing proper nutrition, exercise, stress management, effective communication, socializing, meditation, and learning proper coping skills. A well-balanced recovery program, strong support group, and healthy lifestyle is the key to achieving long term sobriety; but with stress as the greatest enemy, not always easy to maintain.

At BrightQuest, clients have the opportunity to practice recovery while life is in session in a safe and supported environment. They can immediately utilize their treatment tools in real world scenarios, build on their successes and regain the confidence, integrity and self-efficacy that are often stripped by substance use.

Summary of Services


  • Weekly session with BrightQuest clinical recovery support
  • Clinical primary recovery groups
  • In-house and Outside recovery meetings
  • Support:
    • Attending regular outside-the-program recovery meetings
    • Acquiring a sponsor outside of the program
    • Finding a regular home group
    • Having a regular service commitment