Co-Occurring Treatment Services

Many people struggling with substance abuse are also dealing with mental health disorders such as anxiety, trauma or depression, also known as co-occurring disorders. People who complete rehab with untreated mental health conditions are much more likely to relapse. That’s why Valley Hope treats these complex conditions with an integrated care approach that treats addiction and mental health issues at the same time.

Our customized, collaborative approach meets the multi-dimensional, co-occurring needs of patients suffering from addiction and other mental health diagnoses. Our dedicated treatment team includes expert, compassionate clinicians who are dually licensed to address addiction and mental health diagnoses. At every step, we are committed to providing life-changing care, working hand in hand with you and loved ones to find lifelong healing in recovery.

Substance abuse and mental health issues cause many people to self-medicate in an attempt to manage and cope with daily life. Over time, this behavior progresses into substance use disorder with co-occurring mental health disorders. That’s why a treatment plan customized to treat both addiction and mental health issues such as anxiety, depression and trauma is required to put you on the best path to long-term recovery.

Valley Hope’s customized care approach to treating co-occurring disorders involves tailoring a treatment plan based on your SUD diagnosis, medical condition, psychological needs and emotional state. Our compassionate care team works with you in a healing, respectful environment to ensure your treatment experience is successful.

We use evidence-based best practices throughout our full continuum of care to provide you with effective treatment. Valley Hope’s Master-level clinicians include dually licensed practitioners experienced in treating mental health and addiction at the same time. Each patient undergoes a comprehensive assessment that informs a personalized treatment plan designed to ensure both mental health and SUD needs are met. This comprehensive approach is vital in treating the whole person and ensuring successful recovery outcomes.