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Overcome dual diagnosis disorder at our premier substance use treatment facilities in Tennessee.
Overcome dual diagnosis disorder at our premier substance use treatment facilities in Tennessee.
If you or a loved one have a dual-diagnosis disorder, we can help you. Visit our admissions page today to get started.
A dual-diagnosis disorder is the presence of both a mental health disorder and a substance use disorder.
When it comes to dual diagnosis, it can be difficult to determine which disorder came first: mental illness or substance abuse. While a large portion of individuals suffer from mental illnesses first, there are nearly as many who begin abusing substances and then experience mental illness.
According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), “7.7 million adults have co-occurring mental and substance use disorders.” However, NIDA adds that it is difficult to determine which disorder occurs first. Furthermore, long-term substance abuse changes the way the brain functions and could cause a mental illness to develop.
This is because there are similar causes and risk factors for both substance use and mental health disorders, including:
Regardless of which disorder occurred first, our top rated dual diagnosis treatment centers in Nashville, Tennessee can help you overcome both disorders.
There are several signs and symptoms that you need dual diagnosis treatment, including the following:
Someone who has a dual-diagnosis disorder will have behavioral, mental, and physical symptoms. Because not everyone has the same mental illness or addiction, the symptoms may vary.
The following are common symptoms of a dual-diagnosis (co-occurring) disorder:
Nashville Treatment Solutions is an industry leader in addiction treatment. Our team of top medical experts specialize in dual diagnosis treatment and are committed to ensuring that each patient is treated as an individual. Call us today, we’re available 24/7.
Our dual-diagnosis treatment centers in Nashville, Tennessee provide the type of focused care that supports individuals who want to overcome addiction and improve their mental health simultaneously.
Our team of licensed medical professionals provides dual-diagnosis treatment. This includes physicians, nurses, and mental health counselors trained to treat a variety of mental illnesses and addictions.
A combination of therapy modalities and medications brings about results that help people understand their symptoms and the cause of their co-occurring disorders, and learn to develop new skills to recover.
Generally, here’s what you can expect at each stage of treatment:
The treatment begins with a thorough assessment to identify the most pressing issues, whether they are mental health concerns or substance abuse. Clients are referred to a partner detox program in Nashville if detoxification is necessary. This step is crucial in helping the client return to optimal physical health and preparing them for further treatment.
After detox, it’s important to attend an inpatient rehab or residential treatment center to continue treatment. During inpatient rehab, you’ll live in the same facility as you get your treatment. This helps you build a foundation for long-term recovery.
While Nashville Treatment Solutions doesn’t provide inpatient rehab, we partner with several facilities in the area. Thus, we can connect you to a rehab facility before you begin outpatient services with us.
After detox and inpatient rehab, clients may transition to a partial hospitalization program (PHP). PHP involves spending a significant portion of the day, several days a week in a group therapy and individual therapy setting.
PHP focuses on maladaptive coping skills while allowing you to live at home or in a sober living environment. This stage is designed to address both mental health and substance abuse issues through various therapeutic modalities.
An intensive outpatient program (IOP) is a step down from PHP and offers a balance between intensive care and independent living. Clients participate in therapy sessions for a few hours a day, several days a week, while continuing to live at home or in a supportive sober living environment.
We also offer evening IOP programs or Virtual IOP for those who need to work or go to school while in treatment or those who would prefer to be at home.
As the least intensive level of care, outpatient rehab involves regular therapy sessions once per week. This stage is focused on maintaining sobriety and mental health stability, providing ongoing support, and helping patients fully integrate into their community with the skills they’ve learned.
Admission into our outpatient rehab program is dependent on a case-by-case basis.
Dual-diagnosis disorders are treated with a combination of evidence-based therapies that address co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders at the same time.
The following therapies are supported by research and evidence showing their effectiveness in treating dual-diagnosis conditions:
When someone has a co-occurring substance use and mental health disorder, it can be overwhelming. The good news is effective help for both conditions is available at Nashville Treatment Solutions. Our dual diagnosis treatment centers in Tennessee offer several levels of outpatient care and detox that help people achieve better physical and mental health.
Contact us today to begin dual-diagnosis treatment.
Understanding the risk factors for dual diagnosis is crucial for effective treatment. Dual Diagnosis disorders can be genetic or developed overtime. Here are some key risk factors:
Across the United States, 7.7 million people suffer from a co-occurring mental health disorder and an addiction to drugs or alcohol. Over half of these individuals did not receive treatment for either condition.
Nashville Treatment Solutions offers drug and alcohol addiction treatment and mental health treatment in Nashville. Call today to get started.
If you or a loved one have a dual-diagnosis disorder, we can help you. Visit our admissions page today to get started.
A dual-diagnosis disorder is the presence of both a mental health disorder and a substance use disorder.
When it comes to dual diagnosis, it can be difficult to determine which disorder came first: mental illness or substance abuse. While a large portion of individuals suffer from mental illnesses first, there are nearly as many who begin abusing substances and then experience mental illness.
According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), “7.7 million adults have co-occurring mental and substance use disorders.” However, NIDA adds that it is difficult to determine which disorder occurs first. Furthermore, long-term substance abuse changes the way the brain functions and could cause a mental illness to develop.
This is because there are similar causes and risk factors for both substance use and mental health disorders, including:
Regardless of which disorder occurred first, our dual diagnosis treatment in Nashville can help you overcome both disorders.
Nashville Treatment Solutions is an industry leader in addiction treatment. Our team of top medical experts specialize in dual diagnosis treatment and are committed to ensuring that each patient is treated as an individual. Call us today, we’re available 24/7.
There are several signs and symptoms that you need dual diagnosis treatment, including the following:
Someone who has a dual-diagnosis disorder will have behavioral, mental, and physical symptoms. Because not everyone has the same mental illness or addiction, the symptoms may vary.
The following are common symptoms of a dual-diagnosis (co-occurring) disorder:
Our dual-diagnosis treatment centers in Nashville provide the type of focused care that supports individuals who want to overcome addiction and improve their mental health simultaneously.
Our team of licensed medical professionals provides dual-diagnosis treatment. This includes physicians, nurses, and mental health counselors trained to treat a variety of mental illnesses and addictions.
A combination of therapy modalities and medications brings about results that help people understand their symptoms and the cause of their co-occurring disorders, and learn to develop new skills to recover.
Generally, here’s what you can expect at each stage of treatment:
The treatment begins with a thorough assessment to identify the most pressing issues, whether they are mental health concerns or substance abuse. Clients are referred to a partner detox program in Nashville if detoxification is necessary. This step is crucial in helping the client return to optimal physical health and preparing them for further treatment.
After detox, it’s important to attend an inpatient rehab or residential treatment center to continue treatment. During inpatient rehab, you’ll live in the same facility as you get your treatment. This helps you build a foundation for long-term recovery.
While Nashville Treatment Solutions doesn’t provide inpatient rehab, we partner with several facilities in the area. Thus, we can connect you to a rehab facility before you begin outpatient services with us.
After detox and inpatient rehab, clients may transition to a partial hospitalization program (PHP). PHP involves spending a significant portion of the day, several days a week in a group therapy and individual therapy setting.
PHP focuses on maladaptive coping skills while allowing you to live at home or in a sober living environment. This stage is designed to address both mental health and substance abuse issues through various therapeutic modalities.
An intensive outpatient program (IOP) is a step down from PHP and offers a balance between intensive care and independent living. Clients participate in therapy sessions for a few hours a day, several days a week, while continuing to live at home or in a supportive sober living environment.
We also offer evening IOP programs for those who need to work or go to school while in treatment.
As the least intensive level of care, outpatient rehab involves regular therapy sessions once per week. This stage is focused on maintaining sobriety and mental health stability, providing ongoing support, and helping patients fully integrate into their community with the skills they’ve learned.
Admission into our outpatient rehab program is dependent on a case-by-case basis.
Nashville Treatment Solutions offers drug and alcohol addiction treatment at the outpatient level. We also treat co-occurring mental health disorders during dual diagnosis treatment. Call today to get started.
Dual-diagnosis disorders are treated with a combination of evidence-based therapies that address co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders at the same time.
The following therapies are supported by research and evidence showing their effectiveness in treating dual-diagnosis conditions:
When someone has a co-occurring substance use and mental health disorder, it can be overwhelming. The good news is effective help for both conditions is available at Nashville Treatment Solutions. Our dual diagnosis treatment centers in Tennessee offer several levels of outpatient care and detox that help people achieve better physical and mental health.
Contact us today to begin dual-diagnosis treatment.
Understanding the risk factors for dual diagnosis is crucial for effective treatment. Dual Diagnosis disorders can be genetic or developed overtime. Here are some key risk factors:
Across the United States, 7.7 million people suffer from a co-occurring mental health disorder and an addiction to drugs or alcohol. Over half of these individuals did not receive treatment for either condition.
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Nashville Treatment Solutions is a mental health and addiction treatment program in Nashville, Tennessee using evidence-based principles with trauma-informed modalities.