Co-occurring disorders treatment

What Is the Role of Peer Support in Alcohol Treatment and Recovery?

What Is the Role of Peer Support in Alcohol Treatment and Recovery?

Three weeks out of detox, sitting in a coffee shop with shaking hands, watching everyone else just live their lives like it’s nothing. Your therapist said to call if things got bad. Your sponsor hasn’t texted back. And the guy at the next table is nursing a beer like it’s water. That specific moment—when clinical […]

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How Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Supports Recovery in Co-Occurring Disorders

Why Co-Occurring Disorders Need a Special Approach Millions of people struggle with addiction and a mental health issue at the same time. Up to 50 percent of those with substance use disorders also have a mental illness. When these problems exist together, they feed off each other. Depression may drive someone to drink. Substance use

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What Are Co-Occurring Disorders and How Are They Diagnosed?

Understanding Co-Occurring Disorders Many people who face addiction also deal with a mental health issue. About half of those with a substance use disorder have a mental health condition too. These paired conditions are called co-occurring disorders. You may also hear the term dual diagnosis. They can include depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia alongside

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