Dual-Diagnosis

When you hear the word “rehab,” you likely think of treatment for addiction. However, rehab isn’t just for those struggling with addiction. Rehab for mental health disorders is available to help [...]

We all have bad days. However, if you are consistently feeling down and hopeless, you may be struggling with clinical depression. Clinical depression, left untreated, can significantly reduce [...]

According to SAMHSA, about 9.2 million US adults have a co-occurring disorder. A co-occurring, or dual diagnosis, is when someone is diagnosed with both a mental health disorder and substance use [...]

Nearly 7.7 million adults struggle with co-occurring mental and substance use disorders. Although not all addicts suffer from mental illness, a significant number of addicts do struggle with a [...]

EMDR therapy is a form of psychotherapy that helps people effectively heal from emotional distress caused by traumatic memories. Trauma can significantly reduce an individual’s mental and [...]

Anxiety is the sensation of concern or anxiousness about the future. It might be minor or severe. It impacts your thoughts and feelings and frequently causes physical signs such as a faster [...]

Dealing with a mental condition is not easy, but it can be even more difficult if a dual diagnosis disorder develops. A dual diagnosis is a co-occurring mental disorder that occurs when a person [...]

The 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health indicates more than 14 million American’s over the age of 12 had an alcohol use disorder in 2018. Of those, up to 40% struggle with a co-occurring [...]

Although not the most common mental illness, depression affects approximately one out of fifteen American adults. Struggles with depression touch the lives of thousands of people each year. [...]

When you struggle with a mental health condition such as obsessive-compulsive disorder and experience the symptoms of drug addiction, it is referred to as a dual diagnosis or a co-occurring [...]