Patients with Brighton Recovery move through a series of treatment levels that provide the best possible chances for their long-term recovery. The level a patient begins at will be determined during an initial assessment with their intake coordinator. The full spectrum of treatment within Brighton’s care progresses from residential and continues through day treatment, intensive outpatient, outpatient, sober living, and the alumni program.
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Treatment Services
Day Treatment (PHP)
Day Treatment is defined as highly supervised outpatient treatment. Day treatment curriculum will cover many tools and skills taught in residential treatment and is focused on transitioning a person through the reintegration process of going home after treatment.
These programs are medically monitored by medical personnel. A “step-down” approach to getting the person home and back into their community is highly recommended in our industry. Day Treatment programs generally run from 5 to 7 days a week for 5-8 hours per day.
Brighton Recovery Center offers Day Treatment programs at each outpatient location five days a week for 4-5 hours each day. Residential treatment is not a prerequisite to engage in our Day Treatment programs.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
IOP is defined as outpatient treatment that is part-time. Brighton Recovery Center’s IOP is located at a separate site and is designed to be a step down from a higher level of care such as residential treatment.
IOP is optimal treatment for people trying to balance their work lives and home lives, but still need a treatment environment for accountability, continued education, processing, and peer support. Most IOP meetings are held in the evenings.
Brighton Recovery Center offers IOP run by a master’s level clinician both night and day. Programs are located in Salt Lake City, and South Ogden, Utah. Daily programming attendance is mandatory to remain in the program.
Recreation Therapy
Plato once said, “You can learn more about a person in an hour of play than you can in a lifetime of conversation”. It is on this foundation that Recreation Therapy was built. Recreation and leisure are often the times in life when ones true character shows; how well does someone deal with adversity? How do they interact with others? How do they connect with the world at large? All of these questions and more can be answered through Recreation Therapy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What insurances do you accept?
We work closely with most insurance companies and can quickly run your insurance information to determine what will be covered by your provider.
How long is your residential program?
Our residential program typically lasts for a minimum of 30 days. We have found that the longer a patient can attend treatment the higher their chances of long-term recovery. We do regular assessments to determine if a patient can stay in residential treatment or step down to a lower level of care.
What should I bring to residential treatment?
Please, flow this link for a comprehensive list.
Can my family visit me in treatment?
Yes! We have weekly family visitation and therapy at each of our facilities. However, due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, you may need to call for the most up-to-date information.
What happens after treatment?
After graduating from residential treatment, clients work closely with their case manager to create an individualized plan for continued treatment. Continued treatment options may include PHP, IOP, Sober-living, and our Alumni program.
Will I see a doctor during my residential treatment?
Yes. Every patient sees a medical professional at least once a week while in residential treatment. Brighton Recovery Center employs Addiction Medicine Dr.’s, a Psychiatrist, Advanced Nurse Practitioners, and Nurses as part of our medical team.
How many times a week will I see a licensed therapist?
Each client participates in 2 individual and 1 family therapy session per week. These sessions may include trauma-informed, EMDR, CBT, ACT, and other evidence-based modalities.
Is there family therapy?
Yes, weekly family therapy is offered to all of our clients and is a key factor in their overall success.
Do you do medically assisted treatment (MAT)?
Yes. MAT can be a very effective approach to recovery for some clients. Brighton assesses these needs on an individual basis with professional medical advice.
What is the food like?
Our meals are made from scratch by our in-house chefs. Each menu is uniquely created by a licensed dietitian and reviewed annually by a licensed nutritionist.
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Our mission at Brighton Recovery Center is to provide the best physical, emotional, and spiritual care for our patients and their families.