Skyline Recovery
Recovery. Community. Healing.
Weekly routine
Structured. Supportive. Increasingly Independent.
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.
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.
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
SHUTTLE
10:00-1:00: Bright Sky IOP
LUNCH
INDIVIDUALIZED TIME
6:30: Refuge Recovery
Tuesday
9:00: Check-In
SHUTTLE
10:00-1:00: Bright Sky IOP
LUNCH
INDIVIDUALIZED TIME
7:00: Rule 62 Meeting
Wednesday
9:00: Check-In
DEEP CLEAN
10:15-12:15: Process Group
LUNCH
INDIVIDUALIZED TIME
5:30: Recovery Meeting & BBQ at Skyline
Thursday
9:00: Check-In
SHUTTLE
10:00-1:00: Bright Sky IOP
LUNCH
INDIVIDUALIZED TIME
7:00: NA Meeting
Friday
9:00: Check-In
10:00: Grocery Run
LUNCH
1:00: Friday Activity
INDIVIDUALIZED TIME
Key elements
Saturday
10:30-2:00: Saturday Activity
INDIVIDUALIZED TIME
SUNDAY
10:00: SON Meeting
CLEAN & PREP
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.
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.