Dual Diagnosis Treatment

When addiction and mental health collide.

Integrated care that addresses mental health conditions and substance use disorders simultaneously, guided by clinicians with advanced expertise in both. This coordinated approach supports deeper healing, greater stability, and a stronger foundation for long-term recovery.

The Evidence

Why Integration Matters

50%+

Co-Occurrence Rate

Of those with addiction also have a mental health condition (SAMHSA)

100%

Integrated Treatment

Both conditions addressed simultaneously from day one

2x

Better Outcomes

Research shows integrated treatment outperforms sequential approaches

Our Approach

True Integrated Treatment

Most programs claim to treat dual diagnosis but actually treat them separately. Here’s how we’re different.

One Causes the Other

Mental health conditions can lead to substance use as self-medication. Substance use can trigger or worsen psychiatric symptoms. You cannot treat one without addressing the other.

Same Treatment Team

Your psychiatrist, addiction specialist, and therapist work together, sharing information and aligning on your treatment plan.

Simultaneous Treatment

We address both conditions from day one. No waiting until one is stabilized to treat the other — they improve together.

Common Combinations

Conditions We Treat Together

We have experience with virtually every combination of mental health and substance use disorders.

Depression + Alcohol

The most common dual diagnosis combination. We address the cycle of drinking to numb symptoms and symptoms worsening from drinking.

Anxiety + Benzodiazepines

Patients who haven’t found success with standard treatment approaches.

Bipolar + Stimulants

Stimulant use can trigger manic episodes and complicate mood stabilization. Requires careful, coordinated treatment.

Trauma + Opioids

Trauma and pain often intersect. We address both the traumatic experiences and the reliance on substances to cope.

Treatment Components

What Treatment Includes

Psychiatric Care

Addiction Treatment

Therapeutic Interventions

Support Services

Start Your Recovery

Ready to Address Both Conditions?

Integrated treatment is the only approach that works long-term. Let’s discuss your situation.