Dual Diagnosis Treatment

Dual-diagnosis refers to co-occurring conditions in an individual. This means the individual is not only suffering from substance abuse, but also a mental illness. One condition could have created the other, it is unknown whether the mental illness caused substance abuse or vice versa. However, both conditions must be treated simultaneously in dual-diagnosis treatment.

The Connection Between Anxiety Disorders and Addiction

According to the National Institutes of Health, 42 million people throughout The United States are currently living with an anxiety disorder. This can include generalized anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder or panic disorder. Living with anxiety can be incredibly challenging, especially as it can seemingly impact everything that a person does throughout their day. […]

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Breaking the Stigma: Misconceptions About Mental Illness

Coming forward in an effort to join the battle against the all-too-common mental illness stigma are Glenn Close and Howie Mandel. Earlier this month, both the actress and the comedian opened up about how mental illness has impacted their lives. Mandel, who suffers from Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, ADHD and depression, talked about how he felt “isolated”

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Susan Boyle, Asperger’s and the Potential for Addiction

After making her way onto the stage at Britain’s Got Talent in 2009 and stunning audiences with her angelic voice, Susan Boyle shot to stardom overnight. After releasing an album that became the number one album of 2009, Boyle has continued to record albums, with her latest being a collection of Christmas songs. But, that

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What is Self-Harm and How is it Treated?

Self-harm, including cutting, burning, scalding, hitting and more, can often be misconstrued as being something that it is not. From an outsider’s point of view, an individual who engages in self-harm probably wants attention, is suicidal, or is “crazy”. However none of these opinions about self-harm are generally true. Most people who practice self-harm do

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