My Motivation – Vickie Shaw
What happens after a patient’s 30 days in rehab is crucial to their long term recovery. This is where Vickie Shaw makes a huge difference in the treatment of her patients.
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Brady’s Journey from Patient to Employee
Brady is the Lead Life Technician at Brighton, but he actually started out as a patient. In this video, Brady talks about his own journey from patient to employee.
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Truama and Addiction
Addiction is utilized as a chemical solution to a soul problem. And trauma creates the perfect storm for desperation to feel better…
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Break the Wheel Diagnosed with Mental Illness
Why is it that we believe we are tainted so severely when we have been diagnosed with a mental illness? Why does the stigma of imperfection infect our minds to the extent that it only compounds the struggle that is already put before us?
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What Inspires Me to Work In Recovery? – Zach Bunnell
Zach, a Masters level Therapist, relates the story of a woman who came to Brighton Recovery Center seeking treatment for addiction. This story is just one example of why Zach chooses to do what he does as a Therapist.
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Brighton Recovery Outpatient is now in-network with TRICARE!
TRICARE insures about 9.5 million U.S. uniformed service members, retirees, and their families. With substance abuse in the military on the rise, being in-network with TRICARE allows Brighton to join the fight.
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Addicted to Hope – Families of Addicts – Recap Video
Are you addicted to hope? Watch this four minute recap video from our 23rd episode of Recovery Soapbox and learn what codependency looks like.
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Codependency & Addiction – Recap Video – D.J. Burr
Codependency is a dysfunctional relationship with yourself that is typically manifested with other people. Learn more about this and other topics in this short 5-minute video.
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Sex and Love Addiction – Recap Video
Did you see our episode on Sex and Love addiction? If not, here is a quick recap video to get you caught up.
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A Journey of Recovery
When I started my journey of recovery twelve years ago, I could not even fathom being able to go a single day without a drug. I understanding that I may not be responsible for my disease, but I am 100% responsible for the solution and for what I do with it.
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