Dual Diagnosis Treatment In Kansas
It is not uncommon for individuals recovering from substance abuse to have co-occurring disorders and receive a dual diagnosis.
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Dual-Diagnosis & Addiction Treatment in Kansas
If you or someone in your family is struggling with addiction and mental health disorders you will need Kansas City dual diagnosis treatment. Arista offers high-quality services for co-occurring disorders; we treat mental health issues at the same time that we treat addiction so that you can overcome both and work toward long-term sobriety.
Arista can help you start dual diagnosis rehab in Kansas City today. Call us today to learn about our mental health and addiction treatment programs in Kansas.
What are Dual-Diagnosis Disorders?
There is a strong correlation between mental health disorders and substance abuse disorders.
Fact: People with any mental health condition are twice as likely to struggle with substance abuse as those without a mental health condition.
Drug abuse can lead to changes in the brain structure and size which allow the development of mental health disorders in people who didn’t previously have them. It can also exacerbate symptoms and signs of mental health disorders in people who previously had them.
Without proper Kansas City co-occurring disorder treatment, triggers in the environment like a traumatic event, persistent anxiety, or chronic stress can lead to mental health issues, addiction, or both.
Your genetic predisposition might leave you more susceptible to developing a mental health disorder and substance abuse. Research indicates that an average of 50% of your susceptibility to addiction is related to your genetics.
Arista Recovery is a drug and alcohol rehab center in the Midwest. Reach out to Arista today to learn more about our Kansas City dual diagnosis treatment.
How Dual-Diagnosis Effects You
Unfortunately, people end up self-medicating without the proper Kansas City dual diagnosis treatment.
Fact: 45% of people struggle with dual-diagnosis disorders.
People who are given a misdiagnosis of depression when they have bipolar disorder will find that the medication they are on may not be effective . This frustration might lead to self-medication.
When people are afraid of the cost or the social stigma of getting help, they might avoid therapy and turn to drugs or alcohol.
Regardless of the reason, self-medication eventually leads to addiction, and addiction leads to worse than dying or additional mental health disorders.
Too often, people in this position end up attending rehab specifically for substance abuse treatment once the addiction gets severe enough. But that addiction treatment alone isn’t specific to dual diagnosis services, so they don’t get the mental health treatment they need.
When they graduate from rehab, those same people end up struggling all over again with symptoms of mental health disorders and, eventually, self-medicating.
Disrupting this cycle requires medication in some cases and therapy in the form of Kansas City dual diagnosis treatment.
Arista offers free and confidential assessments. Call us today at 877-279-0118 to start your verification for dual diagnosis rehab in Kansas City.
How Common is Dual-Diagnosis?
Dual-diagnosis disorders are quite common. People who struggle with mental health disorders don’t always get the help they need. This can be for a variety of reasons, such as the following:
- Not knowing they have a mental health disorder
- Thinking their disorder is normal
- Receiving a misdiagnosis
- Being afraid of the cost
- Social stigmas associated with therapy or diagnosis
- Only receiving medication and not therapy from their doctor
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The Most Common Dual-Diagnosis Disorders
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Health Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), which is what all psychiatrists have used to diagnose mental illnesses since 2013, gives names, symptoms, and diagnostic features of each disorder.
Dual-diagnosis disorders can look different for everyone. But there are some common themes.
- Depression: Depression affects 10% of adults throughout the US at any given time. Of those, one-third struggle with cocaine addiction. Cocaine helps to mask symptoms of depression temporarily. It is equally common for people with depression to struggle with alcoholism for similar reasons.
- Anxiety: Anxiety is equally as common as depression, and 50% of people who struggle with depression will also have an anxiety disorder at some point. Benzodiazepines and alcohol are often abused to try and mask symptoms of anxiety.
- Bipolar Disorder: Bipolar disorder requires lifelong treatment, but without the right diagnosis and medication, people struggle with alcoholism and stimulants during respective manic or depressive episodes.
- Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): People who struggle with PTSD often deal with chronic pain, anxiety, and depression. Symptoms can last for years after a traumatic event. For that reason, many people abuse alcohol and benzodiazepines. But one-third of people who struggle with PTSD abuse prescription opioids.
- ADD/ADHD: One out of every four adults who go to rehab struggles with ADHD. It’s common for people with ADHD, diagnosed or undiagnosed, to self-medicate with alcohol or benzodiazepines.
Whatever your struggle is, Arista can help you start Kansas City co-occurring disorder treatment. Call us today at 877-279-0118.
How We Treat Dual-Diagnosis in Kansas at ARISTA RECOVERY
Our dual diagnosis Kansas City treatment starts with detox.
Detoxification
For addictions to things like cocaine, detox lasts for an average of 10 days.Medication management is started during this time to overcome the cravings that can last six months or more.
For addictions to opioids or alcohol, our dual diagnosis rehab in Kansas City involves medication-assisted treatment. This treatment helps to wean you from your drugs with the fewest side effects and health complications. You can start your detox at our facility over the first week of your treatment using FDA-approved medications.
Arista Recovery is a Kansas detox center that can help you overcome addiction and mental health issues. Contact us today to learn more.
Medication Management
Depending on your situation, we might advise medication management for your dual diagnosis Kansas City treatment. Medication management is often used for PTSD, ADHD, and even bipolar disorder.
This looks different for everyone.
- Some people were given a misdiagnosis. This is quite common with individuals who have PTSD or bipolar disorder. If you were given a misdiagnosis, chances are the medication you were prescribed is insufficient or a bad fit. In these cases, you might need medical supervision as you try different medications to find those most appropriate for your situation.
- Others received a correct diagnosis for mental health disorders and were given medication that simply didn’t work. People struggling with ADHD, for example, might have been given a prescription that didn’t work well and wasn’t combined with therapy.
- Some people might never have received any medication but need it to initially manage symptoms of their mental health disorders. This is common in cases like depressive disorder or anxiety disorder. You might very well find that medication helps you manage the symptoms early in your recovery until you develop ongoing coping mechanisms, stress management techniques, and other life skills that you can use to control your symptoms without medication.
Medication of any kind is most effective when coupled with therapy. Without proper therapy, medication only fixes part of the problem.
Our team works hard to prescribe proper medication and manage your progress during your dual diagnosis rehab in Kansas City while concurrently ensuring you get the right therapy you need to provide long-term skills.
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After your detox, you can continue your ongoing medication management and therapy for addiction and mental health disorders. You might participate in individual and group therapy for bipolar disorder, coping skills, and therapy for ADHD.
A big part of any of our Kansas City dual diagnosis treatment programs involves ongoing therapy for addiction and mental health disorders like cognitive behavioral therapy for depression or anxiety.
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A physician, nurse, clinical staff, and therapist supervise the process of detoxing, which entails a comprehensive evaluation and the onset of detoxing substances from the body with the possible use of medication. Once the body is rid of toxic substances, the patient can begin addiction treatment.
Medical detox is the process of allowing your body to rid itself of drugs and other toxic substances—with the use of medications to reduce the symptoms of withdrawal and to make detoxing safer—that have been in the body for a length of time.
Frequently Asked Questions About Dual-Diagnosis
What is a Co-Ocurring Disorder?
When someone has a dual diagnosis of substance use disorder (SUD) and a mental health disorder, this means they have co-occurring disorders that require simultaneous treatment.
What are some co-occurring disorders?
A co-occurring disorder is a substance use disorder along with generalized anxiety disorder, depression, PTSD, etc.
What is Dual Diagnosis Treatment in Kansas?
Treatment for co-occurring disorders is not much different than getting treatment for a SUD only. Licensed professionals will screen, assess, and determine the right path of treatment for the co-occurring disorders.
What Does Research On Co-Occurring Disorders Show Us?
Research has shown that people who participate in integrated treatment are more likely to stay sober, see a significant reduction of their symptoms, visit the hospital less often, live independently, maintain steady employment, and report feeling happier with their lives.
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Arista Recovery is a comprehensive drug and alcohol detox center in Missouri. We specialize in multiple levels of care, which means if you are addicted to alcohol, we can help you with a medication-assisted treatment plan that targets the most severe symptoms over the first week of your detox and then gives you ongoing medication and therapy to help you stay sober.
We can also work with you for addiction to things like cocaine, providing medication during your first few days, problems with rebound insomnia, and medication and therapy to help you cope with the months of cravings that often follow.
Arista Recovery provides an inpatient drug rehab in the Midwest. Once you finish your supervised detox, you can start a residential program at our state-of-the-art, 38-acre facility or a partial hospitalization program if you need something more intense and shorter. We can also help you gradually transition into an intensive outpatient or standard outpatient level of care.
