Intervention and Dual Diagnosis Treatment:
 The
Intervention Process: An intervention is
a proven way to get the suffering individual into the recovery
process. Done correctly, the individual is shown the impact
of the behavior on themselves and the people around them.
This effective method of helping people to realize they
have a problem and should act has been successful in getting
patients into treatment programs in a caring and professional
manner.
WE CAN HELP IN THE PROCESS OF ARRANGING AN INTERVENTION
24 HOUR INTERVENTION IS AVAILABLE BY LICENSED THERAPISTS
Addiction
and Depression: Depression is a serious
illness affecting millions each year. Some of the symptoms
may include: low self-esteem, poor appetite or overeating,
insomnia or increased sleeping, difficulty with concentrating
or making decisions, despair or feelings of hopelessness,
and fatigue or low energy levels.
The Holistic Addiction Treatment Program has been able
to help people who have both a Chemical Dependency and Depression. Our
staff is fully trained and experienced with addressing both issues and
helping people cope with the effects of abstinence from substance abuse
while dealing with a depressive condition. The Holistic Addiction
Treatment Program has had a high success rate in dealing with Bi-Polar
Mood Disorder, which affects millions of Americans. Common symptoms are
manic or drastic swings in disposition, noted as a variation of clinical
depression.
Bi-Polar
Disorder: The Program will assist to successfully
address chemical dependency and bi-polar disorder in adults
and adolescents. Our friendly and professional staff of
doctors and therapists are fully trained to help individuals
work with issues involving substance abuse and bi-polar
disorder. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is one of the family
of anxiety disorders, it is a potentially debilitating condition.
Depression, bi-polar mood disorder and other behavioral
health issues are quite common in the field of addiction
medicine.
Dual
Diagnosis:
Many patients have Dual Diagnosis, meaning they have
both a substance abuse issue and an additional diagnosis
such as bi-polar (depression), anxiety, personality, or
mood disorder. Patients who are chemically dependent and
obsessive compulsive receive dual diagnosis
treatment for both issues together. Our staff
of experienced professionals utilize medical, clinical,
holistic and therapeutic methodologies to help the individual
obtain long term abstinence from substance abuse as well
as coping mechanisms to deal with their dual diagnosis.
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