Counseling
Individual, family, and group counseling that treats mental health and substance use together.
Specialized program
When it's more than one thing.
Many people don't struggle with just one thing. Substance use can grow alongside anxiety, depression, trauma symptoms, or other mental health challenges — and each one can feed the other.
What co-occurring means
Two challenges, one integrated plan
A co-occurring disorder is a substance use disorder alongside a mental health condition — such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or PTSD. Because they influence each other, treating only one rarely works. We address them together.
- Emotional symptoms and substance use patterns treated as connected.
- Relapse risk understood in the context of mental health.
- Coping strategies and support systems built into the plan.
Our approach
Integrated, ASAM-guided care
MAT when appropriate
Medication-assisted treatment integrated into the plan when clinically indicated.
Care coordination
Connections to the right supports, with warm referrals for any higher level of care.
Take the next step
Ready when you are
Contact us to begin admissions, coordinate a referral, or learn more about our programs and care pathways.