DUAL DIAGNOSIS TREATMENT

Treatment for Mental Health & Substance Abuse

Dual diagnosis is when there is a mental health condition alongside a substance use disorder. If not treated together, this can complicate recovery, as the presence of one can exacerbate the symptoms of the other. For instance, someone grappling with depression might resort to alcohol as a coping mechanism, which in turn, may deepen their depressive episodes. Recognizing the intricate interplay between these disorders is central to the comprehensive treatment approach at New Found Life.

Simultaneous Treatment

Addressing only one disorder, like substance abuse, without attending to an underlying anxiety disorder, can be akin to fixing a leaky boat’s hole while ignoring another, leading to suboptimal recovery outcomes. By not addressing both disorders, the untreated condition can trigger a stifled recovery or a relapse.

Common Co-Occurring Disorders

Some commonly diagnosed conditions we treat include:

Clinical Practices

Each client undergoes a thorough assessment upon admission to ensure we have a complete picture for our treatment planning. Our psychiatrist remains actively involved throughout a client’s healing journey, adjusting and advising treatments as necessary. We also use an array of evidence-based therapeutic modalities, including:

Embrace Recovery

At New Found Life, we understand that dual diagnosis presents a unique set of challenges that infiltrate every facet of an individual’s life. This is why we don’t advocate a cookie-cutter approach. Instead, our dedicated team collaborates closely with clients for a tailor made treatment plan that treats their co-occurring conditions.
Achieving long-term sobriety, paired with mental and emotional wellness, might be a challenging journey, but it’s one that’s entirely attainable. Our team is ready to guide and support you every step of the way. Reach out today to embark on a transformative journey to a new found life.