Dual Diagnosis Treatment

Since depression isn’t a physical ailment, sometimes it can be tough to notice. Chances are someone you know is dealing with depression and you might not even have any idea. In addition, the person who is suffering from depression might not realize it either. They might feel just feel “off” a lot. In fact, depression […]

When it comes to getting help for mental health, it’s important for the program you choose to address your recovery in a way that best suits your needs. For some individuals, Christian treatment for depression may be the most helpful. Whether or not you’re seeking Christian-based treatment, Northbound will accommodate all of your individual needs!

At Northbound Treatment Services, we take special care to help individuals and their families manage and treat addiction through drug rehab by acknowledging a patient’s battle as one against mental illness and co-occurring psychological disorders. Often times, aside from drug and/or alcohol addiction, doctors find that simultaneously, a person may also be suffering from one

Often, individuals who have substance use disorder (SUDs) also suffer from mental and behavioral health disorders. People who have addiction combined with another disorder have what professionals call “co-occurring disorders”. One common co-occurring disorder is bipolar disorder; it often affects those who suffer from drug or alcohol addiction.  What is Bipolar Disorder and How Does

Those who have dealt with anxiety disorders know it’s more than just worrying and nervousness. Anxiety is a mental illness capable of affecting every aspect of your life. It can keep you from going out with friends, applying for a better job, or pursuing a meaningful relationship. Research shows roughly 1 in 5 people suffer from