Co-Occurring Disorders

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Sometimes, a substance use disorder can mask the symptoms of a mental health disorder, and vice versa. We’re here to help you understand what’s happening and find a healthy way forward.

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Understanding Mental Health and Co-Occurring Disorders

At Pinnacle, our primary focus is on addiction treatment. We specialize in creating comprehensive plans to address your substance use disorder while understanding the influence of any co-occurring mental health issues. Our goal is to provide you with the best possible support to boost your chances of recovery.

Did you know that over half of the people dealing with alcohol and substance use disorders also have at least one mental health disorder? The same goes for those with a primary mental health diagnosis – many also struggle with alcohol or substance use disorders. Professionals refer to this as co-occurring disorders, dual diagnosis, or concurrent disorders.

We help you differentiate between addiction and mental health disorders through a thorough evaluation and personalized treatment plan. While our expertise is in addiction treatment, we ensure that our approach considers the impact of mental health on your recovery journey. Our compassionate and skilled team is dedicated to helping you navigate this complex relationship and work towards a healthier, substance-free life.

Understanding Mental Health and Co-Occurring Disorders

At Pinnacle, our primary focus is on addiction treatment. We specialize in creating comprehensive plans to address your substance use disorder while understanding the influence of any co-occurring mental health issues. Our goal is to provide you with the best possible support to boost your chances of recovery.

Did you know that over half of the people dealing with alcohol and substance use disorders also have at least one mental health disorder? The same goes for those with a primary mental health diagnosis – many also struggle with alcohol or substance use disorders. Professionals refer to this as co-occurring disorders, dual diagnosis, or concurrent disorders.

We help you differentiate between addiction and mental health disorders through a thorough evaluation and personalized treatment plan. While our expertise is in addiction treatment, we ensure that our approach considers the impact of mental health on your recovery journey. Our compassionate and skilled team is dedicated to helping you navigate this complex relationship and work towards a healthier, substance-free life.

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Common Co-Occurring Disorders

Mental health conditions often found alongside alcohol and substance use disorders include:

Common Co-Occurring Disorders

Mental health conditions often found alongside alcohol and substance use disorders include:

Depression
Anxiety
Compulsion Disorders
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Eating Disorders
Bipolar Disorder

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What you need for an accurate diagnosis:

If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, understanding the link between addiction and co-occurring disorders is crucial. Here’s what you need for an accurate diagnosis:

A period of sobriety from alcohol or substance use.
Expert care from trained mental health professionals.
Evidence-based diagnostic assessments performed by mental health professionals.

Our knowledgeable staff has the skillset and expertise to determine your treatment needs. If you’re diagnosed with a co-occurring disorder, we’ll work with mental health professionals to integrate the appropriate support into your personalized treatment plan.

Getting to Know Your Addiction

The first step to effective treatment is an accurate diagnosis. Following that, a flexible treatment plan is essential. At Pinnacle, we understand that addiction can mask underlying mental health disorders, which may only become apparent as the addiction symptoms subside. Our skilled clinicians are adept at adjusting your treatment to address both issues simultaneously.

We focus on treating the whole person, not just one part. By carefully observing and listening, we create a treatment plan that evolves with you. If co-occurring disorders emerge during your time with us, we'll adapt your program to ensure you receive the best care for your overall health and well-being.

What you need for an accurate diagnosis:

A period of sobriety from alcohol or substance use.
Expert care from trained mental health professionals.
Evidence-based diagnostic assessments performed by mental health professionals.

Our knowledgeable staff has the skill set and expertise to determine your treatment needs. If you’re diagnosed with a co-occurring disorder, we’ll work with mental health professionals to integrate the appropriate support into your personalized treatment plan.

Call Us Today

Getting to Know Your Addiction

The first step to effective treatment is an accurate diagnosis. Following that, a flexible treatment plan is essential. At Pinnacle, we understand that addiction can mask underlying mental health disorders, which may only become apparent as the addiction symptoms subside. Our skilled clinicians are adept at adjusting your treatment to address both issues simultaneously.

We focus on treating the whole person, not just one part. By carefully observing and listening, we create a treatment plan that evolves with you. If co-occurring disorders emerge during your time with us, we'll adapt your program to ensure you receive the best care for your overall health and well-being.

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At Pinnacle, we understand that recovery is about treating the whole person – mind, body, and spirit.

Finding the Help You Need

Seeking help is a courageous decision, and we know it’s not an easy one. If you or someone you love is battling addiction, help is here, just call us.

Aside from treatment, you can also:

Join support groups like Narcotics Anonymous for shared experiences and encouragement.
Rely on trusted family and friends for emotional support.

Our treatment centers offer evidence-based addiction treatment, with expert staff ready to help you get your life back.

Remember, you’re not alone in this fight. We’re here to help you find freedom from addiction and rediscover your true self.

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Finding the Help You Need

Seeking help is a courageous decision, and we know it’s not an easy one. If you or someone you love is battling addiction, help is here, just call us.

Aside from treatment, you can also: