Alumni

Recovery does not stop once you stop treatment, and having a healthy system of support is vital to maintaining long-term sobriety. The goal of Bright Futures Alumni Program is to provide additional support and stay connected with clients long after they leave the program. Alumni are encouraged to reach out and stay connected via Facebook, text messages, or phone calls beginning when clients are in treatment and after they have left it.

Alumni Meetings

Once a month, Bright Future’s openly invites our alumni’s families, friends, and sponsors to attend our alumni meeting. An alumni and/or outside speaker will share their experience, strength, and hope with others and share their journey to getting sober, what brought them to treatment, and what has worked and been beneficial to them staying sober. There is always food, fun, and fellowship where alumni can meet with each other and are encouraged to get connected.

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• Answers To Alumni Related Questions
• Outings
• Caring Supportive Staff
• Just To Talk
• Sober Support

Alumni Outings

Every month, current clients, alumni, and their guests are invited to attend annual outings. These outings are always open to suggestions and include paintball, ice skating, airboat rides, barbecues, beach trips, deep-sea fishing, haunted houses, and more. We invite all alumni to attend and get involved with the program to reinforce the fact that sobriety doesn’t have to be a lonely journey, and that having fun in sobriety is essential.

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FAQ

1.  What is Bright Futures Treatment Center’s location?

We have a desirable location that is close to the ocean. You can find us at:

2320 South Seacrest Blvd.

Suite #300

Boynton Beach, Florida 33435

1-844-207-7772

2. What accreditations does Bright Futures have?

We take no chances when it comes to your safety. We hold all the important accreditations for this industry, including:

• The Joint Commission NPO
• The Better Business Bureau (BBB)
• Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
• Florida Association of Recovery Residences (FARR)
• The Florida Department of Children and Families
• National Council on Alcoholism and other Drug Dependencies (NCADD)
• NAADAC, the Association for Addiction Professionals

3. What is the duration of the programs?

Every program will last as long as you need it to. This is something we tailor according to the circumstances of our client’s life and addiction.