Drug and Alcohol Treatment SuccessBrighton Hospital is the second-oldest alcohol and drug treatment program in the
country and the first to be licensed in Michigan. A national leader in
addiction treatment that began in 1950.View these videos to see how we can help you on your path to become “Clean + Sober”.
To begin the admissions process for treatment at Brighton Center for Recovery,
complete our Secure Online Admission Form . Alternately, you can call
1-877-976-2371. Our Customer Service representatives are
available 8 a.m.-11:30 p.m. Monday-Friday; 8 a.m.-6:30 p.m. weekends.
A Brighton Hospital patient describes the trials and tribulations of her meth (methamphetamine) addiction and her ultimate recovery
A man describes how you’ll know if you’re really ready for the drug and alcohol treatment program at Brighton.
A patient describes his former alcohol addiction problem
including dealings with friends and family to intervention and rehab with the help of our rehab program counselors, doctors, and staff.
A young patient describes his stay at our Henderson House, part of the drug treatment clinic.
A young man describes the merits of the staff and his rebuilding of relationships broken during his alcohol abuse.
A young patient describes his psychological journey from addiction and to ultimate recovery with the help of our counseling, doctors, and staff.
A man describes the circumstances of his alcohol abuse that he was a slave to, as he says, before seeking help. He praises the entire staff that helped him conquer his alcoholism bringing him to God.
A formerly crack addicted man describes his journey and, in his words, “miracle” of his crack rehab at Brighton Center for Recovery.
Tuneup is an alumni in-gathering for former Brighton Center for Recovery patients. It features open talks, coining to celebrate milestones in sobriety, gratitudes and much more. Summer tuneup is open to families, children and grandkids.
Grosse Pointe Michigan Cable TV host John Prost interviews Brighton Center for Recovery Development VP Richard Kramer. They discuss “Chief Executive Outreach”sm, a VIP-CEO patient and family support program which gives personal cell phone access to families and corporate executives who have someone in a substance abuse crisis, and in need of detoxification, rehabilitation, intervention and treatment.
Young fashion model nearly dies from unintended overdose when she is given heroin instead of cocaine; she enters Brighton Center for Recovery in Michigan and starts a new life in recovery.
After losing faith in everything including her church, Brighton Center for Recovery helps rehabilitate a woman with poly substance addiction to alcohol and crack.
Tour of the grounds with Dr. Mark Menestrina, Medical
Director of Detox Services. He shows off his new Smart Car and discusses his own sobriety and programs at Brighton Center for Recovery.
A heroin and crack addict discusses progress and recovery due to treatment at our treatment center.
Retired alcoholic talks about how his stepson did an intervention, got him into our center started him into successful 12 step recovery from his addiction.
A recovering crack addict talks about her care at Brighton Center for Recovery and the Michigan Health Professionals Recovery Program, HPRP.
Young woman describes how her life had narrowed into a tiny destructive box with full blown alcoholism and describes her recovery.
An attorney, himself in recovery from alcoholism, describes Chief Executive Outreach (sm), a program at Brighton.
A seasoned attorney describes his many years in recovery from alcoholism following his rehab experience.
Walter, an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Counselor in industry, refers patients to Brighton Hospital in Michigan for alcohol and drug problems affecting work and family life.