In addition to the regular services provided by BrightQuest, we offer several supplemental programs that can be used to further your loved one’s treatment goals.

All supplemental programs offered at BrightQuest are optional, with the exception of the Substance Use Disorder Recovery Case Management program, which is required for those individuals who suffer from a co-occurring substance use disorder, as determined by the BrightQuest clinical team at the time of assessment.

We also host a bimonthly Multi-Family Support Group to support families through the process of healing and recovery.

Below is a list of the various groups available at BrightQuest. Note that client schedules are collaborated between the client and the treatment team and clients are not assigned to all groups. Group assignments are created with the client’s treatment goals in mind.

This schedule is offered as an example of the groups offered and is subject to change.

Additionally, clients participating in BrightQuest’s sub-acute residential and social rehabilitation programs may participate in the following groups:

• Assertion Group
• Budgeting Group
• Gardening Group
• Med Support Group
• Residential Community Meeting
• Residential Improv Group
• Yoga/Stretch Group

One of the most common questions our admissions team receives is about client daily schedules. Due to the high variability of clients needs, it is impossible to give an accurate schedule before the client is admitted. However, below is a general outline of what a client can expect their day to look like.

Weekday

7:30 – 8:30 am Wake up / Hygiene / Breakfast

8:30 – 9:00 am Medications

9:00 – 11:00 am Morning Groups

11:00 – 3:00 pm Lunch / Work Development / Staff Support / Individual & Family Sessions

3:00 – 5:00 pm Afternoon Groups

5:00 – 6:00 pm Dinner with Housemates

6:00 – 9:00 pm Staff Support / Recovery Meetings (if applicable) / Chores

9:00 – 9:30 pm Medications

Families are encouraged to participate in our bimonthly Multi-Family Support Group meetings.

These group meetings will provide family members the opportunity to connect with others who are also supporting their loved ones on their path toward mental health recovery. Here you will find support, guidance, shared experiences, and a community to share ideas with as you develop healthier coping skills based on the concepts acquired throughout family therapy.

For the upcoming Multi-Family Support Group date, please visit our Family Support Group page.