Dual Diagnosis
Dual diagnosis, also known as co-occurring disorder, is a complex condition, and a challenge to the healthcare systems in the modern age. The intertwined state of a mental health problem with a substance use problem poses unique difficulties in diagnosis and treatment, as each condition can impact the other. Approximately 50% of individuals with a […]
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Co-occurring Disorders Treatment
According to current statistics on co-occurring diseases, millions of people in the United States suffer from mental health issues. Substance addiction disorders, sadly, have a strong link to mental health issues. A co-occurring disorder affects around 7.9 million people in the United States. This article will examine why some people develop co-occurring disorders, how they […]
read moreAlcohol And Suicide
Suicide is a difficult subject to address for many. Culturally, it is taboo, and our terminology is frequently contentious and stigmatizing
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Alcoholism And Insomnia
There is a complex interplay between alcoholism and insomnia. Insomnia is a condition that hinders a person from sleeping soundly throughout the night.
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Eating Disorder And Alcoholism
There is a close relationship between alcohol use and eating disorders. Yet, this isn't always the case, particularly in those with dual diagnoses.
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Alcohol And Mental Health
Alcohol causes the central nervous system to slow down. The central nervous system regulates thoughts and emotions and how the brain communicates with the body
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Alcohol and Depression
People may drink for many reasons: to socialize, commiserate, celebrate, or drown their sorrows. A lot of people drink to change their mood and feel more relaxed, confident, or courageous. But what they do not know is the effect of alcohol is only temporary, and the minute it wears off, they end up feeling worse […]
read moreWhat To Do For Teens With Dual Diagnosis
A dual diagnosis occurs when an individual, whether a child, adolescent or adult, is diagnosed with both a mental health problem and substance use or alcohol disorder (SUD/AUD) at the same time.
read moreDual Diagnosis in Teens
Six out of 10 people who have an addiction to gambling also have a mental health issue. Co-existing disorders is the term used by medical professionals to refer to these disorders. Adolescents are particularly vulnerable to co-existing illnesses, and the changes brought on by these disorders can be upsetting for both parents and children. Identifying […]
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Dual Diagnosis Treatment
So, what is dual diagnosis treatment? Lasting recovery is all that you can hope for while going through mental health illnesses alongside Substance Use Disorder. The purpose of dual diagnosis treatment is to, first, diagnose you with the disorders that you are experiencing, and second, to treat you for the diagnosed disorders with the assistance of required […]
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