Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment
It is common for those who abuse drugs or alcohol to also suffer from some form of mental health issue, such as depression or anxiety, and turn to drugs or alcohol as a form of self-medication. When substance abuse accompanies a mental health issue, this is known as a co-occurring disorder or dual-diagnosis. Co-occurring disorders can be difficult to treat for multiple reasons. An individual may be suffering from depression and alcohol abuse. Or, they may be suffering from anxiety, and abusing prescription pain medication. Often, care providers rush to assess an individual’s issue as strictly a substance abuse problem. In doing so, they fail to address the full-scope of the individual’s needs. Relapse is very likely for these individuals. At Summit Estate, our team of professionals have experience treating co-occurring disorders. Our individualized treatment is essential in helping each of our clients receive the care they need to overcome their addictions and treat their mental health issue.
Substance Abuse Detox Treatment
A severe addiction to drugs and alcohol often requires individuals to start treatment with a detox protocol. Because the body can be dependent on drugs or alcohol, detox can be a difficult time. At our residential detox center, monitoring our clients 24-hours-a-day, in a safe supportive rehabilitation environment, we ensure they are comfortable during the detox process. To learn more about ending your substance abuse at Summit Estate Recovery Center, contact our residential treatment center by calling 800.701.6997 today.