Program
Dual-Diagnosis Support
Integrated planning for substance-use concerns alongside anxiety, depression, trauma-related symptoms, and other co-occurring needs.
In Development
Co-occurring mental-health needs often shape the right level of care. Dual-diagnosis support is based on an individualized review of needs, program capabilities, staffing, and appropriateness for the individual.
Intensity: Integrated support based on assessment | Housing: Not included | Clinical: Partner / pending
Potential fit
- Clients with both substance-use and mental-health concerns.
- Families seeking a clearer explanation of integrated care.
- Professionals deciding whether a referral needs psychiatric coordination.
Planned scope
- Substance-use disorders support
- Anxiety and depression considerations
- Trauma-related symptom support when appropriate
- Mood-related symptom monitoring
- Attention-related concerns as clinically relevant
- Emotional regulation support
- Psychiatric coordination
- Medication-management coordination
- Integrated treatment planning
How it works
Caution: If you or someone else is in immediate danger or psychiatric crisis, call 911 or 988 now.
levels of care
Questions about Dual-Diagnosis Support?
Talk with admissions about fit, availability, higher-care boundaries, and what the next step would involve.