Treatment Program
Co-Occurring Disorder Treatment
When mental health and substance use occur together, treating them in parallel produces better outcomes. Our integrated co-occurring programs address both at the same time, in the same place, by the same team.
About This Program
Outpatient co-occurring disorder treatment — built around your life.
When mental health and substance use occur together, treating them in parallel produces better outcomes. Our integrated co-occurring programs address both at the same time, in the same place, by the same team.
Integrated care for mental health and substance use together.
Who This Program Helps
- Adults with substance use plus depression, anxiety, or PTSD
- Adolescents with overlapping mental health and substance concerns
- Clients who have struggled with single-focus treatment
What to Expect
- Integrated assessment covering mental health and substance use
- A unified treatment plan
- Coordinated therapy and medication management
- Family and support-system engagement
About This Program
Our Programs
High Focus Centers offers a hybrid treatment model which consists of both in-person and online telehealth services. With telehealth video conferencing technology, you can receive treatment and therapy from the safety and comfort of home.
Many individuals suffer from both substance abuse and mental health disorders simultaneously. The initial assessment at High Focus Centers is designed to identify the nuances that these clients present and offer a proper diagnosis so that the optimal treatment course can be pursued.
Our comprehensive program for individuals with dual diagnoses includes weekly psychiatry sessions, a specialized psycho-educational curriculum designed specifically for the co-occurring population, group therapy interventions and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) skills training. Clients with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders are also given random, supervised drug screens.
Outpatient co-occurring disorders treatment for teens
The co-occurring adolescent intensive outpatient program (IOP) at High Focus Centers employs a multidisciplinary approach addressing the needs of each client from both the mental health and addiction perspective.
Our team uses a combination of evidence-based protocols, and each adolescent client participates in both individual and group therapy. Daily DBT skills training sessions provide tools for managing impulsivity and improving relationships, while relapse prevention and psycho-educational groups strengthen client knowledge on both disease states.
In addition, our co-occurring adolescent IOP program also includes weekly family therapy as well as psychiatry sessions, where medication monitoring can be provided if necessary. Random drug screens are administered to closely monitor sobriety and compliance with treatment.
Recovering from co-occurring disorders at High Focus Centers
If you or someone you love is struggling with dual mental health & substance use disorders, help is available. Recovery is possible. Call us today to take the first step toward a healthier, happier life.
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Co-Occurring Disorder Treatment — Frequently Asked Questions
What does 'co-occurring' mean?+
A mental health condition occurring alongside a substance use condition.
Why treat both at the same time?+
Treating mental health and substance use in parallel produces better outcomes than addressing one and waiting on the other.
Who is integrated treatment best for?+
Adults and adolescents whose mental health symptoms and substance use are clinically intertwined.
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