WHAT IT CAN LOOK LIKE
Low mood, anxiety, trauma, and substance use can reinforce one another. Treating only one part can leave the rest pulling someone back.
Dual diagnosis
Addiction and mental health rarely travel alone. Anxiety, depression, trauma and substance use feed each other, and treating only one leaves the other to pull a person back. Dual-diagnosis care treats both at the same time, with a coordinated medical and clinical team.
Dual diagnosis
Addiction and mental health rarely travel alone. Anxiety, depression, trauma and substance use feed each other, and treating only one leaves the other to pull a person back. Dual-diagnosis care treats both at the same time, with a coordinated medical and clinical team.
WHAT HELPS
Psychiatric evaluation, medication management where appropriate, and therapy are considered together rather than in separate lanes.
HOW WE WORK
A coordinated medical and clinical team keeps the plan connected, so changes in mood or substance use are not handled in isolation.
Every call is confidential. We do not contact your employer, your family, or your insurer without your say-so.
A private conversation is the first step.
Ask privately what the first days of detox involve, or check what your insurance covers before deciding anything.