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Dual Diagnosis Treatment in San Diego


 

What is Dual Diagnosis?

 Dual diagnosis refers to a situation where an individual has both a mental illness and a substance use disorder. People who are depressed may use drugs or alcohol to deal with their symptoms. This type of medicating can lead to an increased risk of substance abuse.

When it comes to addiction and mental health difficulties, it can be exceedingly tough to manage the two. Restore Detox Centers offer dual diagnosis treatment at our San Diego facility. We aim to help patients lead a healthy lifestyle and achieve long-term sobriety.

There is no scientific explanation for the relationship between addiction and mental disease. However, a dual diagnosis treatment facility can help those who suffer from both conditions. Some treatment centers do not specialize in treating dual diagnosis disorders. It is important for individuals with dual diagnosis disorders to find a treatment center that has experience treating dual diagnosis patients.

During a dual diagnosis clinical examination, our medical specialists will determine whether an inpatient or an outpatient setting is appropriate. We know the importance of choosing a detox center for yourself or a loved one. And we are available to answer any questions about the treatment process and our dual diagnosis programs.

 

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Dual Diagnosis Treatment Programs in            San Diego

Treatment for substance misuse and mental health issues is available at Restore Detox Centers in San Diego. Due to various combinations of disorders in different patients, there are different dual diagnosis treatment plans. Some of the primary ones at Restore Detox Centers include:

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Restore Detox Centers in San Diego

Restore Detox Centers offers a safe and comfortable environment that is full of love and support, absent of judgement, guilt and shame. Our home is equipped with the latest technology in the industry, best people in the business and a level of luxury not found in other detox facilities.

Types of Dual Diagnosis

Various types of dual diagnosis can be categorized in three ways:

Addiction & Trauma

In most cases, substance abuse arises from early- or adult-life trauma. Its prevalence can, however, also cause future trauma. People suffering from substance use disorder may be more likely to be in unsafe situations, leading to trauma.

Often, those who have been traumatized avoid acknowledging their grief. They have no desire to revisit painful memories or reawaken old wounds. It is common for people who have been through traumatic circumstances to turn to substances such as drugs or alcohol. Many people may use these substances to help them deal with their emotions.

Addiction & Mental Health

According to the American Medical Association, around 50% of all patients with major mental illness also have a substance use disorder. There is a strong correlation between substance misuse and mental health issues. In many cases, these disorders can heighten each other. For instance, substance use can worsen depression or anxiety.

Despite the significant connection between substance addiction and mental health concerns like depression, one does not directly cause the other. We know that most people with mental health disorders use drugs and alcohol to reduce their symptoms.

Substance use and abuse can be a means for people with mood swings or social awkwardness to cope with their feelings. Individuals coping this way will only find a short term "fix" to their problems. Ultimately, therapeutic treatment is more effective at treating mental health conditions. In addition, substance abuse has detrimental long-term effects and aggravates the signs and symptoms of mental illness over time.

Here are the most frequent mental health issues that arise simultaneously with substance abuse disorders:

  1. Bipolar disorder
  2. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
  3. Anxiety
  4. Schizophrenia
  5. Depression
  6. Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

The Importance of Addressing Both Disorders Together

Treating only one condition (either a mental health disorder OR a substance use disorder) can cause the untreated condition to exacerbate the other. We understand that it’s essential to address and treat both disorders concurrently for long-lasting recovery. Our dual diagnosis treatment center in San Diego ensures that both conditions are addressed in tandem, increasing the chances of a successful recovery.

Benefits of Dual Diagnosis Treatment:

Our dual diagnosis treatment center in San Diego can mean the difference between long-lasting recovery and falling back into the same patterns. At Restore Detox Centers, our programs offer a holistic approach that addresses both the substance use disorder and mental health condition. We provide:

  • Personalized treatment strategies tailored to your individual needs.
  • Medication management to address both substance cravings and mental health symptoms.
  • Behavioral therapies to replace maladaptive behaviors with healthy coping strategies.
  • Peer support groups that foster understanding and camaraderie among clients facing similar challenges.
  • Life skills training to help individuals navigate daily challenges without resorting to substance use.

Finding the Right Dual Diagnosis Treatment Centers in San Diego

Restore Detox Centers has an incredible team of treatment professionals trained in dual diagnosis treatment. Our facility’s team of highly experienced psychologists and therapists can support dual diagnosis patients. We provide all of our patients with the kind of high-level care that they need.

We provide our patients with proven treatment techniques. At Restore Detox Centers, we can help you identify and address the underlying causes of your addiction. We also tailor your treatment plan to your specific needs, while offering flexible finance options.

Our primary focus is detox. But unlike other detox centers, we also offer a post-detox residential treatment to monitor and address withdrawal symptoms. Contact us today to know more about how we can help you or a loved one reclaim their life.

How to Get Started at Our Dual Diagnosis Treatment Center in San Diego

When starting your recovery at our dual diagnosis treatment center, San Diego and Restore Detox Centers are your allies. When you reach out to our admissions team for an initial assessment, we make the process as simple as possible. We’ll evaluate your specific needs and provide guidance on the most suitable treatment plan, ensuring that you receive comprehensive care tailored to your individual challenges. 

Don’t wait any longer; take the first step towards feeling happy, joyous, and free today. Begin your life-changing San Diego dual diagnosis treatment program journey by making one simple call.

Dual disagnosis treatment client testimonials

A & WD

Restore is a truly special place. I am so grateful to have gone there and received personalized care to help me find exactly what i needed. The staff is amazing and go out of their way to help with everything you may need. The environment is incredible, a beautiful facility with an awesome location but more importantly, they give you hope. Once you step foot in the house, you at once feel how special it is and know you have made the right decision. Everyone works with you to help you find your path, whatever that may be. Even once you leave, they are forever a part of your life and will always be there for you.

Gary

Restore Detox Centers is top notch. Would recommend to anyone. The staff is incredible, they don't enable and are so patient. I still love going back to groups up there and know I'm always welcomed with a smile.

Kim

Restore was an amazing place for me to start my journey in sobriety. The staff really knew what they were doing and are willing to go above and beyond to help people who are willing to get help. Other places I've been haven't treated me nearly as well and they really did cater to anything that was reasonable for me. Thank you Restore for giving me back my life.

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