Co-Occurring Psychiatric and Substance Use Disorders (COPSD) Treatment

What are COPSD Services?

COPSD stands for Co-Occurring Psychiatric and Substance use Disorders. It’s a specialized service designed for individuals who are grappling with both mental health challenges and substance use disorders. Our approach ensures that both issues are addressed simultaneously, providing a more effective path to recovery.

Why Opt for Our COPSD Services?

Dealing with a psychiatric disorder alongside a substance use disorder can be particularly challenging. Treating only one condition can often exacerbate the other. Our COPSD services are tailored to provide integrated care, ensuring that both disorders are treated in tandem. This comprehensive approach increases the chances of successful recovery and long-term well-being.

Our Integrated Approach to COPSD

Dual Diagnosis

We start by diagnosing both the psychiatric and substance use disorders to understand the full scope of the challenges faced.

Individualized Treatment Plans

Based on our diagnosis, we craft a treatment plan that addresses both disorders, ensuring a cohesive approach.

Therapeutic Sessions

Our therapy sessions are designed to tackle the complexities of co-occurring disorders, providing coping strategies and tools for recovery.

Continuous Support

Beyond the initial treatment, we offer ongoing support to prevent relapse and ensure sustained well-being.

Information for Family and Friends

Seeing a loved one struggle with co-occurring disorders can be overwhelming. We’re here to provide not only treatment for the individual but also resources and support for families, helping them navigate this challenging journey.

Stories of Recovery

So many people are worried about what they don’t have, or about what they need to have. In my recovery, I get to be grateful for all that, I have and all that I get to experience. That changes the whole world. Now I get to be a dear husband, a great dad, an employer, business partner and so much more that I never even knew I wanted.

Recovery means freedom. Freedom to be who I am, to be who I want to be. Freedom to do what I want to do and freedom to continue writing the rest of my story. Freedom to make my dreams come true and to dream again.

Recovery means having opportunity I didn’t have before. Having opportunity means being able to be a great wife, mother and member of my community.

Recovery means having a fair shot at happiness, instead of living in constant misery. With that happiness, I’m able to have a successful career and be there for my wife and daughter.

Ready to Start?

Taking the first step towards recovery can change everything. If you or someone you know needs help, our outpatient treatment is here. Contact us to learn more.

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