Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Co-Occurring with Other Mental Health Disorders
35% of American adults who have a mental disorder also have a substance use disorder.
Understanding and addressing both substance use disorder (addiction) and other disorders (called co-occurring disorders) is essential for your recovery.
By diagnosing both disorders, professionals can use treatment interventions such as talk therapy, transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) therapy, and other treatments to significantly improve your quality of life and reduce addiction triggers.
Common co-occurring disorders we treat include:
Yes, substance abuse therapy can help you. We provide outpatient, tailored therapy to address potential causes and triggers for your addiction.
We can help you:
We do not offer inpatient or rehabilitation services. If you need this, please contact a local rehabilitation clinic.
We Accept Most Insurance Plans
In-person Florida addiction treatment is available at our Doral and Coconut Grove locations. We also offer virtual care.
Our addiction therapy program can be summarized into four steps.
Consult one of our experienced, empathetic substance abuse therapists.
Your therapist will create a plan to address your addiction and other needs.
Together, you and your therapist will work through the causes or triggers for your addiction.
Your therapist will continuously check in with you and adjust your treatment as needed.
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Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 6 PM
Hours of Operation:
Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 6 PM
Elevate Psychiatry’s addiction treatment is different from rehab because we focus on individuals who are either trying to prevent addiction or are trying to maintain their sobriety. We do not offer inpatient services and do not treat those who need high-level addiction care.
Yes, we can treat anxiety, depression, ADHD, and PTSD alongside addiction. In fact, it’s crucial to do so to help patients because these conditions often fuel substance use.
Elevate Psychiatry does not offer detox services. If you need to detox, we suggest contacting a local professional rehabilitation clinic. Once you’ve completed detox, we can provide ongoing outpatient support to help you maintain your recovery.
No, a relapse doesn’t mean an addiction treatment failed. Sobriety is a winding path, and relapses are a natural part of recovery. The best thing to do is visit with your therapist, who can help you move forward.
Your mental health matters. Schedule an in-person or virtual visit with one of our trusted providers through our website. For questions, contact our office directly.
