Comprehensive integrated treatment for co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. We address both conditions simultaneously for the most effective recovery outcomes.

Co-occurring disorders, also known as dual diagnosis, occur when someone experiences both a mental health disorder and a substance use disorder simultaneously. These conditions often interact and influence each other, requiring integrated treatment for successful recovery.
Mental health disorders and substance use disorders frequently occur together:
Co-occurring disorders create a complex cycle:
Our integrated treatment program addresses a wide range of mental health and substance use disorder combinations.
Major depressive disorder often co-occurs with substance use. We treat both the depression and addiction simultaneously for comprehensive healing.
Anxiety disorders including GAD, panic disorder, and social anxiety frequently lead to substance use as self-medication.
Post-traumatic stress disorder and substance use disorders commonly occur together, requiring trauma-informed integrated care.
Bipolar disorder significantly increases the risk of substance use disorders, requiring specialized dual diagnosis treatment.
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder increases vulnerability to substance use, particularly stimulants and alcohol.
Borderline personality disorder and other personality disorders often co-occur with substance use disorders.
We treat both conditions simultaneously with a coordinated, comprehensive treatment plan.
Thorough evaluation of both mental health and substance use to understand how they interact and affect each other.
Psychiatric medications to stabilize mental health symptoms while supporting addiction recovery.
CBT, DBT, and other proven therapies addressing both mental health and addiction simultaneously.
Specialized groups for dual diagnosis clients to share experiences and build peer support.
Mindfulness, yoga, and wellness activities supporting mental health and recovery.
Treating co-occurring disorders separately often leads to incomplete recovery and higher relapse rates. Our integrated approach addresses both conditions together for the best outcomes.
Both conditions are treated at the same time by a coordinated team of specialists.
We identify and address how mental health and substance use interact and influence each other.
Integrated treatment leads to higher success rates and lower relapse rates than treating conditions separately.
Treatment plans tailored to your unique combination of mental health and substance use needs.
Continued care and relapse prevention for both mental health and addiction recovery.
You don't have to choose between treating your mental health or your addiction. Our integrated dual diagnosis program addresses both simultaneously for complete, lasting recovery.
Confidential dual diagnosis support available 24/7