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Resources for Dual Diagnosis and Mental Health

Mental Health and Addiction Fuel One Another. Without Treating Both, Relapse is More Likely.

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Effective Dual-Diagnosis Treatment Requires:

Identifying Misdiagnosed or Overlooked Mental Health Conditions
Treating Both Substance Use and Mental Health at the Same Time
Addressing Trauma, Mood Disorders, and Personality Disorders Head-On
Specialization in Complex, Treatment-Resistant Cases of Addiction

What is Dual Diagnosis?

The presence of both a substance use disorder and a mental health condition occurring together. Effective treatment for dual-diagnosis addictions must address both aspects simultaneously.

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Communication Disorder

When Words Fail Them, Substance Use Fills In

Intellectual Disabilities

When the Need to Belong Opens the Door to Substance Use

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

When an Overwhelming World Drives the Need to Self-Medicate

Specific Learning Disorder

When a Lifetime of Frustration Leads to Self-Medication

ADHD

When a Racing Mind Leads to Self-Medication

Binge-Eating Disorder

When the Compulsion to Numb Runs Deeper Than Food

Bulimia Nervosa

When Shame and Secrecy Drive Self-Medication

Anorexia Nervosa

When the Need for Control Leads to Substance Use

Avoidant / Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)

When Fear, Disinterest, or Sensory Aversion Pushes Them to Self-Medicate

Insomnia Disorder

When Sleepless Nights Fuel the Cycle of Substance Use

Hypersomnolence Disorder

When Exhaustion Becomes the Excuse to Self-Medicate

Substance / Medication Induced Bipolar Disorder

When the Substance Creates the Mood Disorder Driving Relapse

Cyclothymic Disorder

When Unpredictable Mood Shifts Drive the Need to Self-Medicate

Bipolar II Disorder

When Crushing Depression Hides Behind Periods of Deceptive Energy

Bipolar I Disorder

When Extreme Mood Swings Drive the Urge to Self-Medicate

Substance / Medication-Induced Anxiety Disorder

When the Substance Itself Becomes the Source of Fear