Dual Diagnosis Treatment Arizona
Overcoming Addiction
Dual Diagnosis Treatment Programs in a Comfortable Setting
Nirvana Recovery Center offers dual-diagnosis treatment programs that address clients with psychological illnesses related to drug or alcohol addiction.
Dual diagnosis treatment emphasizes the importance of confronting the underlying mental health issues that persist after sobriety. If you or a loved one are struggling with psychological disorders due to drug and/or alcohol addiction, call us today!
If you or a loved one is struggling with psychological disorders due to drug and/or alcohol addiction, don’t hesitate to reach out to us today. We’re here to help.
MORE ABOUT OUR DUAL DIAGNOSIS PROGRAMS
Nirvana’s Recovery believes that trauma work and trauma-informed care is the best way to go from coping to living fully and freely without depending on drugs or alcohol.
Trauma-informed therapy recognizes a person’s substance use to cope with overwhelming emotions and intrusive memories of feeling unsafe or threatened. Safety is the priority in a trauma-informed approach. A trauma-informed therapist develops a way to help the client manage triggering flashbacks or overwhelming responses before exploring how trauma has played a role in the person’s life. The therapist works gradually while helping a person find personal resources and connections with supportive people.
Recovery empowers individuals to handle situations that are triggered using behavior before. Nirvana Recovery trauma-informed therapy for mental health and substance abuse involves:
Creating a respectful, compassionate, and safe arena for doing the work.
- Fostering an understanding of the link between underlying mental health related issues, such as trauma and mood disorders and the course of addictions.
- Supporting self-compassion and self-respect to counteract the shame and guilt that is the inevitable by-product of a person’s experience with addiction and underlying experience with mental health issues and trauma.
- Help individuals develop their own healthy solutions to the problems that they have identified.
More About Did You Know?
- About 1 in 20 adolescents, 1 in 6 young adults, and 1 in 14 adults aged 26 or older were classified to be in need of substance use treatment in the past year.
- The percentage of adults aged 18 or older with a mental health diagnosis in 2021 was highest among young adults aged 18 to 25 (33.7% or 11.3 million people), followed by adults aged 26 to 49 (28.1% or 28.8 million people), then by adults aged 50 or older (15.0% or 17.7 million people).
This speaks to the important work that we do here at Nirvana Recovery identifying the mental illness that is underlying most individual’s addictions.