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How Do I Choose the Right Addiction Treatment Center? | Men’s Rehab and Recovery in Boynton Beach Florida

Making the choice to enter a treatment center can be one of the most difficult decisions of your life. This important step comes with many questions that are difficult to answer, and it's understandable if you are overwhelmed. The details that will make your stay at a treatment center successful can be found if you [...]

By |2018-06-20T01:51:09+00:00June 20th, 2018|Addiction, recovery|0 Comments
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Healthy Coping Mechanisms for Successful Recovery | Boynton Beach Men’s Alcohol Rehab

When you find yourself in recovery, you begin to recognize negative emotions and feelings slowly creep their way back into your mind. Far too often, drugs and alcohol are used to cope with difficult emotions. While in recovery it is important to recognize unhealthy coping mechanism and develop new ways to deal with difficult emotions. [...]

By |2018-04-03T20:42:29+00:00March 29th, 2018|Addiction, Forgiveness, recovery|0 Comments
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update - We are open and fully operational 

Bright Futures Centers top priority for our clients and staff is to be safe from the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID 19). The guidelines we follow for signs and symptoms are provided by the Department of Health and will be followed at all locations. Bright Futures staff has been educated about monitoring any signs or symptoms and report them to medical personnel. Medical staff has ensured that they are following the Department of Health and CDC guidelines and will report any incidents to their local health department.

Increased housekeeping procedures for infection control

Bright Futures has purchased additional sanitary supplies including antibacterial soap, hand sanitizers, antimicrobial wipes, bleach, and disinfectant sprays. We have increased cleaning and maintenance for a complete a thorough wipe down of all residences and common areas. Staff has been instructed to perform continuous disinfection of surfaces and other areas where infection can be transmitted, i.e., doorknobs, light switches, etc.

Staff

All employees are urged to staff home if they have any signs or symptoms of being ill. Employees who report to work ill will be sent home in accordance with these health guidelines.

Aside from the increased education on infection control protocols being provided, we have also set some guidelines put in place in order to limit exposure. Grocery shopping at outpatient levels of care will be done online

 
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