What is Co-Occurring Disorder Treatment?
A co-occurring disorder — sometimes called a dual diagnosis — refers to the presence of both a mental health condition and a substance use disorder at the same time. These conditions often interact with and worsen each other, making integrated treatment essential for lasting recovery.
Northpointe provides integrated treatment that addresses both conditions simultaneously rather than treating them separately. This approach leads to better outcomes and supports the whole person on their path to recovery.
What integrated treatment may include:
- Assessment and diagnosis of both mental health and substance use conditions
- Individual and group therapy addressing both disorders
- Medication management and psychiatric services
- Care management and coordination of community supports
- Peer support from individuals with lived experience in recovery
- Education for individuals and families about co-occurring disorders
- Relapse prevention planning
Substance Use Disorder Services — NorthCare Network
Additional substance use disorder services and resources are available through the NorthCare Network.
NorthCare Network SUD ServicesRequest a Confidential Screening
Call us to learn more about co-occurring disorder treatment and whether these services are right for you.
(800) 750-0522