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Co-Occurring
When mental health and substance use show up together.
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A Comprehensive Overview of Co-Occurring Disorders
You may have heard the term "co-occurring disorders” in the context of mental health. But what exactly are co-occurring disorders, and how do they impact
How Do Co-Occurring Disorders Affect Veterans?
For those who have spent time in the military, leaving behind one’s military family, the routines and regimens to re-enter civilian life can be
How Bullying Can Cause Co-Occurring Disorders in Adolescents
The teenage years are some of the most intense developmental years of the brain. This period is when the majority of mental illnesses develop, as
The Meaning of Co-Occurring Disorders
Learn about co-occurring disorders meaning, and the effect that mental illness and substance abuse can have on an individual
Understanding Co-Occurring Disorders
A co-occurring disorder occurs when an individual battles both an addiction and mental illness at the same time. , Overcoming a substance use disorder or mental illness is challenging – overcoming both at the same time is an even more difficult feat. Difficult, but not impossible. Some people seeking treatment for a substance use disorder (SUD) or mental illness are often diagnosed with a co-occurring disease, an SUD and a mental health condition like depression, anxiety
Understanding Co Occurring Disorders & Treatment
Co-occurring disorders occur when someone suffers from both a substance abuse and a psychiatric disorder simultaneously. , Addiction is more complicated than someone abusing a drug, even though many stereotypical trains of thought may view it in this light. Addiction is, in fact, a complex mental and physical illness. Part of this complexity is due to the fact that it often co-occurs with a mental illness of some form, leading to a
