The Truth About Co-Occurring Disorders
Have you ever thought that your drinking or drug use might be related to problems with depression, bipolar, or anxiety? More than 20 million Americans struggle with alcohol or drug use. Of those, almost 8 million also had a problem with depression, anxiety, or other mental health disorders. These are called Co-Occurring disorders, and they require specialized treatment.
Many people who have mental health disorders such as depression, bipolar, or anxiety also find themselves turning to drugs and alcohol to cope with symptoms. Participating in co-occurring treatment allows you to learn skills to get and stay sober, as well as focus treatment on coping with mental health symptoms.
MidValley Healthcare, with clinic locations in Boise and Meridian, offers psychiatric, counseling, or group therapy to help you achieve and maintain recovery. You can continue to work, care for family, live your life--while getting the support and care you need for recovery. For those with opiate abuse, we offer Suboxone treatment.
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Addiction and mental health issues affect not just you, but your loved ones, as well. They are invited to attend family groups. Options for individual therapy and couples therapy are available as well.
Are you ready for a healthy happy you?