Skyline Recovery
Recovery. Community. Healing.
Weekly routine
Structured. Supportive. Increasingly Independent.
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At Skyline, structure is not about rigidity; it is about rhythm. A consistent weekly framework creates predictability, accountability, and safety. Within that structure, each resident’s participation evolves over time as work, school, and personal goals expand.
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When first arriving, schedules are more set and closely supported. As clients demonstrate consistency and growth, flexibility increases, while the foundational structure remains steady. Below is a general look at how the weekly rhythm works.
Individualized Time
Individualized time includes, but isn't limited to, therapy, coaching or life-skills sessions, family sessions, work or internships, school, and wellness or exercise.
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Individualized time will continue to expand as clients add more to their routine.
Bright Sky IOP
Bright Sky IOP is recommended for all clients offering a supportive bridge between primary treatment and aftercare. Emphasizing somatic and experiential approaches that help clients deepen body awareness, build emotional regulation skills, and strengthen their foundation for long-term recovery.
Monday
9:00: Check-In
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SHUTTLE
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10:00-1:00: Bright Sky IOP
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LUNCH
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INDIVIDUALIZED TIME
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6:30: Refuge Recovery
Tuesday
9:00: Check-In
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SHUTTLE
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10:00-1:00: Bright Sky IOP
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LUNCH
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INDIVIDUALIZED TIME
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7:00: Rule 62 Meeting
Wednesday
9:00: Check-In
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DEEP CLEAN
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10:15-12:15: Process Group
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LUNCH
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INDIVIDUALIZED TIME
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5:30: Recovery Meeting & BBQ at Skyline
Thursday
9:00: Check-In
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SHUTTLE
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10:00-1:00: Bright Sky IOP
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LUNCH
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INDIVIDUALIZED TIME
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7:00: NA Meeting
Friday
9:00: Check-In
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10:00: Grocery Run​
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LUNCH
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1:00: Friday Activity
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INDIVIDUALIZED TIME​
Key elements
Saturday
10:30-2:00: Saturday Activity
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INDIVIDUALIZED TIME
SUNDAY
10:00: SON Meeting
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CLEAN & PREP
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6:00: Community Dinner
Recovery activities
Required five hours of participation each week, with at least two hours completed through in-person meetings. These activities support connection, accountability.
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May include options such as Collegiate Recovery, 12-Step or ACOA meetings, Refuge Recovery, recovery-focused yoga, volunteering.
Requirements
Clients participate in weekly therapy and coaching, along with a minimum of five hours of recovery-centered activities and structured weekend offerings. Together, these elements strengthen community, encourage accountability, and allowing each client to define recovery in a way that feels authentic and sustainable to them.