Dual Diagnosis Treatment Program
Many people with a mental illness also have problems with substance abuse. This is called dual diagnosis, or co-occuring disorders. We're proud to provide dual diagnosis treatment in Massachusetts.
Dealing with addiction is challenging enough, but when it is accompanied by a mental health disorder, the journey to recovery becomes even more complex. Dual diagnosis treatment programs are designed to address both substance use disorders and mental health conditions simultaneously, providing an integrated approach to care. Call 888.891.0979 to speak with the compassionate team at Perennial Recovery about our dual diagnosis treatment program in Massachusetts.
About Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Dual diagnosis treatment, also known as co-occurring disorders treatment, addresses the intricate relationship between addiction and mental health issues. Often, substance abuse is a way to self-medicate underlying mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, or bipolar disorder.
Effective treatment requires a comprehensive approach that tackles both aspects concurrently, ensuring that individuals receive the support they need to achieve lasting recovery. Our program includes evidence-based therapies, psychiatric care, and holistic practices tailored to meet the unique needs of each client.
What to Expect from Dual Diagnosis Treatment Programs
A dual diagnosis treatment program typically offers a variety of services designed to address both addiction and mental health disorders, including:
- Individual and group therapy
- Psychiatric evaluations and medication management
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)
- Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT)
- Trauma-informed care
- Holistic therapies, such as yoga and meditation
Participants in a dual diagnosis treatment program can expect a supportive and empathetic environment where they can work on understanding the complex interplay between their mental health and substance use. By addressing both issues simultaneously, clients are better equipped to develop healthier coping mechanisms and achieve sustainable recovery.
Treatment Benefits of Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Dual diagnosis treatment programs offer numerous benefits, including:
- Integrated care – Simultaneously addressing addiction and mental health issues provides a more comprehensive and effective treatment approach.
- Personalized treatment plans – Each individual receives a tailored plan that considers their specific mental health conditions and substance use patterns.
- Improved mental health – Effective management of mental health conditions can reduce the likelihood of relapse and improve overall well-being.
- Enhanced coping skills – Therapies such as CBT and DBT equip clients with the tools to manage stress, triggers, and emotional challenges.
- Long-term recovery – By addressing the root causes of both addiction and mental health disorders, dual diagnosis treatment supports lasting recovery and a better quality of life.
Dual diagnosis treatment is particularly beneficial for individuals who have found it challenging to maintain sobriety due to underlying mental health conditions. It offers a holistic approach that addresses all aspects of a person's life, ensuring they have the support they need to thrive. Those experiencing co-occurring disorders often find that integrated treatment is crucial for achieving and maintaining lasting recovery.
Find a Dual Diagnosis Treatment Program in Massachusetts at Perennial Recovery
If you or a loved one is struggling with both addiction and a mental health disorder, dual diagnosis treatment at Perennial Recovery can provide the comprehensive care needed for recovery. Located in Westborough, MA, our dual diagnosis treatment program offers a supportive and integrated approach to help clients achieve sobriety and improve their mental health. Our compassionate team is dedicated to providing personalized care that addresses all aspects of recovery. Contact Perennial Recovery today at 888.891.0979 to learn more about our dual diagnosis treatment program and how we can support you or your loved one on the journey to recovery.