Substance Use Disorder Case Management

Each client is evaluated by the Treatment Team for substance abuse or dependency as part of our standard assessment process as well as any other substance use related concerns. If substance use disorder is indicated, the client is placed in our recovery case management program. As a part of this program, they meet individually with BrightQuest’s Substance Use Program Coordinator for a weekly session, 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 CD Coordinator as well as check-ins with their Recovery Case Manager. Typically, clients in this program will also attend three outside recovery meetings and have a selection of two clinical primary recovery groups each week.

Additionally, our addiction recovery groups are designed to be a didactic training program that provides information on how to effectively address an addiction or substance use disorder and provide insight and awareness to the brain’s recovery process. Clients learn to expedite the bio-psycho-social recovery process through proper nutrition, utilizing vitamins and supplements, exercise, stress management, effective communication skills, socializing, meditation and fun. 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.

• Weekly session with BrightQuest Substance Use Disorder Counselor
• Clinical primary recovery groups
• 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