Signs you may need dual diagnosis and addiction treatment
- Using alcohol or drugs to manage mood, anxiety, sleep, or intrusive thoughts
- Mental health symptoms that return or worsen when sober
- Multiple prior treatment episodes that addressed only one issue
- A psychiatric diagnosis alongside escalating substance use
Our treatment approach
Every client receives a full psychiatric evaluation at intake. Our psychiatrists, therapists, and addiction counselors work as one team, meeting daily, so medication, therapy, and recovery work move in the same direction.
Therapies we use for dual diagnosis
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
- psychiatric medication management
- trauma-focused therapy
- motivational interviewing
- family therapy
Trauma-informed care at every level
Every Courage Recovery program is trauma-informed. Staff are trained to recognize how trauma shapes behavior, avoid re-traumatization, and create physical and emotional safety. This is not a specialty track. It is the baseline for everything we do.
Levels of care for dual diagnosis
Dual Diagnosis treatment is available at every level of care, so you can enter at the intensity you need and step down without losing your team.