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Brighton Hospital offers multiple activities and events for alumni.
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The band is Complete Abandon and between them they have over 55 continuous years of recovery from drugs and alcohol. Band members, Pete & Al also have over 35 years additionally as grateful members of the program for friends and families of alcohol/drug addicted people. "We are what you might call doubly blessed."
Guest Speaker Cornelius James Finnen, Esq. gives a talk at Brighton Tune-up and receives his 40 year coin from Jean McGrath, herself clean and sober for 41 years after receiving treatment at Brighton Hospital.
Cornelius James Finnen, Esq., a former Brighton patient in 1968, currently resides in New Mexico. His background includes being Assistant to the Macomb County Prosecuting Attorney in 1971, from 1971-1999 Assistant City Attorney Albuquerque, New Mexico (retired); contiguously served as 1993-1999 Legal Advisor for Bernalillo County New Mexico Sheriffs Department from and as Alternate Municipal Judge for the City of Rio Rancho, New Mexico 1993-1999.
Sobriety Meetings and Support Groups for Brighton Alumni
We’re proud of the thousands of Brighton alumni who are experiencing the joy of sobriety. It’s energizing to hear back from each and every graduate about how our drug treatment program helped them. Recovery though, doesn’t end when treatment is over. In order to help solidify the gains made in treatment, we encourage every Brighton graduate to take advantage of the celebratory sobriety meetings, support groups and other resources available to them through our alumni programs.
Some of Brighton’s sobriety resources include:
Tune-Up: Sobriety Support Meetings and Events for Brighton Alumni
Each May, August and November, we host Tune-Up, half-day meetings and celebrations of sobriety for the Brighton graduate and their friends and family. Each Tune-Up sobriety support event features a guest speaker, coining ceremony and an opportunity to share feelings of gratitude.
Henderson House Alumni and Support Group
As a graduate of Brighton, you can appreciate firsthand the impact that transitional housing has on recovery. If you are interested in participating in the formation of a sobriety support group for alumni of Brighton Hospital’s Henderson House, please contact Scott Schultz at 810-225-2585 or hendersonhouse@brightonhospital.org.
Graduate Volunteer Opportunities
Our volunteer program is focused on making our hospital a center of hope, healing and motivation for patients and families recovering from addiction and living with sobriety. Many of our volunteers are dedicated Brighton Hospital alumni, and as a graduate, we encourage you to consider sharing your time. If you'd like more information on being an alumni volunteer, please visit our Volunteer Opportunities page.
Staywell Library: Educational Resources Just a Click Away
Recovery and sobriety is a lifelong process. The Staywell Library is a wonderful online support source filled with educational resources about alcohol and substance abuse.
Join Our Mailing List
Sign up for our mailing list and we will keep you informed about our upcoming sobriety events, and news about our meetings, programs, services and other recovery resources. We will not share your information with any organization outside of Brighton Hospital.
BRIGHTON HOSPITAL
12851 Grand River Rd.
Brighton, MI 48116
Located in Metro Detroit, Michigan
