They’ve been there and now they’re here to help.
Peer Recovery Supporters have been in your shoes. They provide hope and guidance to others recovering from a substance use disorder because they’re in recovery themselves. They encourage you to set recovery goals and motivate you to achieve them. They use their experience to help you prevent relapse and promote your long-term recovery. To them, your success is personal.
HOW THEY SUPPORT YOU IN ADDICTION TREATMENT PROGRAMS:
- Understand and relate to the struggles of addiction
? - Deliver structure and recovery planning while also discussing real-life challenges
- Encourage and assist in developing healthy, safe and sober coping skills that work for you
- Ensure a respectful and compassionate environment
- Provide hope, encouragement and inspiration from their personal experiences
- Identify barriers to your recovery and provide realistic ways to overcome them
- Explore the best options for developing a sober support network (possibly including community support groups).
- Help you find your own recovery path without judgment
“After being in recovery for over four years, perhaps the most important piece of information that I have learned is that recovery is a ‘WE’ thing. It takes a lot of patience, effort, support, willingness and love in order to conquer addiction. This is exactly why we are here! Peer Recovery Supporters can be a key resource to be used during your own path to recovery. We are here as proof that recovery IS POSSIBLE, and that all of the pain, stress and tears are a minimal price to pay in exchange for a life that just continues to get better.”
– Matt Peterson, Peer Recovery Supporter
“People helped me get into recovery and I want to be able to help others overcome and show that recovery is possible. I was so tired of the life I was living and all the pain it brought on me and my family. I was tired of watching people around me die. But, there is hope and I know everyone can learn and grow into a new way of life for a better future. If nothing changes then nothing changes.”
– Kelli Achberger, Peer Recovery Supporter
“My hope is that when you see that others have walked through this process of recovery and are overcoming, you will have the strength to see you can and will too!”
– Anna Cox, Peer Recovery Supporter
ADMISSIONS & SCHEDULING
You could start treatment in less than 24 hours. At BrightView, we offer substance abuse treatment programs including:
Meth Addiction Treatment Programs
Heroin Addiction Treatment Programs
Opioid Addiction Treatment Programs
START FEELING BETTER TOMORROW.
If you’re ready to regain control and start a personalized medication assisted treatment (MAT) program that works, we’re only a phone call away.
BRIGHTVIEW BY THE NUMBERS
Proactivity of Proper Healthcare Use Improves Dramatically
BrightView patients report a nearly 50% increase in engagement with regular medical providers (for example, primary care providers) after just 90 days in our program.
“It’s working for me.”
Within six months, unemployment among BrightView patients decreases by over 50%.
Fewer Alcohol Beverages Consumed
After only 90 days in program, BrightView patients report more than a 50% decrease in alcohol consumption on average, with many patients achieving complete abstinence.
