People struggling with high-functioning depression may sometimes self-medicate and develop a substance use disorder (SUD), or develop another co-occurring mental health issue. Interestingly, this type of depression is not even listed in the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5). Therefore, it can be difficult for people like this to…
People struggling with bipolar disorder may not realize that their symptoms are disrupting their relationships, responsibilities, and routines — as well as the lives of their loved ones. If you or someone you love is displaying worrisome mental health symptoms, you should consider going to a health care center to get assessed and possibly diagnosed.…
Addiction and mental health issues are common all across America. Many people experience only one or the other. However, others experience the combined effects of serious substance problems and separate mental illnesses. If you fall into this second category, you’re affected by a condition known as co-occurring disorder. The presence of overlapping addiction and mental…
Those who become addicted to drugs or alcohol can often find themselves at odds with family members. Consequently, this can be heartbreaking for everyone involved. Addiction can make it even more difficult to overcome any existing grudges or resentment. Repairing relationships with family is possible, however, and a family therapy program can help. At Coalition…
It is important to understand how anxiety and addiction are related and the ways they affect each other. By understanding this relationship, we can begin to acknowledge the importance of dual-diagnosis treatment of co-occurring disorders.
The experience of seeking medical services can vary across types of services, providers, intake processes, and payment methods. If you are not paying out of pocket, as many Americans don’t, you’re likely to go through insurance verification. When searching for an addiction treatment center, you need to know that there are Blue Cross Blue Shield…
Addiction and mental health often go hand-in-hand. A quality mental health treatment program may help clients maintain lifelong sobriety and wellness. If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction and co-occurring disorders, consider reaching out to a rehab facility like Coalition Recovery. Our team offers personalized mental health treatment in Tampa Bay. Mental…
Addiction is a deadly disease affecting millions of people worldwide. However, a substance use disorder can go hand-in-hand with mental health conditions, such as depression or anxiety. A dual diagnosis treatment program is unique because it treats addiction’s physical symptoms and any co-occurring psychological issues. Those with mental illnesses may turn to alcohol and drugs…
Unfortunately, individuals who are part of the LGBTQ community have relatively high rates of substance abuse and addiction. This demographic may also worry about discrimination at potential addiction recovery centers. At Coalition Recovery in Tampa, FL, we have a tailored LGBTQ addiction recovery program where clients receive treatment in a supportive environment. If you or…
People with mental health conditions often turn to substance abuse. It’s also true that individuals who have substance abuse issues often end up with mental health disorders. Despite that, most people don’t get the help they need for both conditions. That means you have individuals forced to cope with a co-occurring disorder, where they’re struggling…