Conditions We Treat
Addiction rarely exists in isolation. Explore our comprehensive guides to substance use disorders, co-occurring mental health conditions, and specialized population programs to understand your options and find the right level of care.
What You Can Do Here
Substance Use Disorders
Evidence-based treatment for alcohol, opioid, stimulant, and other substance addictions with medically supervised detox, behavioral therapy, and long-term recovery support
Medical detox, FDA-approved medications, and behavioral therapies for alcohol use disorder — from early intervention through sustained recovery
Find TreatmentMedication-assisted treatment with Suboxone, methadone, or Vivitrol combined with counseling for heroin, fentanyl, and prescription opioid dependence
Find TreatmentBehavioral therapy-focused programs for cocaine, methamphetamine, and prescription stimulant addiction using CBT, contingency management, and the Matrix Model
Find TreatmentOutpatient and intensive programs for cannabis use disorder using motivational enhancement therapy, CBT, and peer support groups
Find TreatmentMedically supervised tapering and therapy for benzodiazepine, sleep medication, and prescription stimulant dependency with safe withdrawal protocols
Find TreatmentMental Health & Co-Occurring Disorders
Integrated psychiatric and addiction treatment for co-occurring mental health conditions — because treating both together leads to stronger, more lasting recovery
Simultaneous treatment of substance use and mental health disorders by coordinated clinical teams trained in both disciplines
Find TreatmentIntegrated care combining antidepressant management, CBT, and addiction counseling for co-occurring major depressive disorder and substance use
Non-addictive treatment approaches for generalized anxiety, panic disorder, and social anxiety alongside substance use recovery
Find TreatmentTrauma-focused treatment featuring EMDR, prolonged exposure, and Seeking Safety for post-traumatic stress with co-occurring addiction
Find TreatmentMood stabilization, psychoeducation, and addiction recovery support for people managing bipolar disorder with substance use
Find TreatmentTrauma-informed addiction treatment using EMDR, somatic therapy, and trauma-focused CBT to heal both trauma wounds and substance dependence
Find TreatmentSpecialized Populations
Population-specific addiction programs built around the distinct risk factors, cultural considerations, and recovery needs of underserved groups
Military-informed addiction programs addressing combat PTSD, service-related injuries, and transition challenges with VA benefit coordination
Find TreatmentAffirming treatment environments staffed by culturally competent providers who address minority stress, identity-related trauma, and community-specific concerns
Find TreatmentGender-responsive treatment addressing trauma, domestic violence, parenting, and hormonal factors in female-only therapeutic environments
Find TreatmentDevelopmentally appropriate programs for ages 18-25 focusing on identity formation, peer connection, and academic or career continuity
Find TreatmentSafe, medically coordinated addiction treatment during pregnancy with prenatal care integration and MAT options that protect both mother and baby
Find TreatmentThe Scope of Addiction and Mental Health in America
Americans aged 12+ had a substance use disorder in 2023
Adults experienced both a mental illness and a substance use disorder
Adults lived with a mental health condition in the past year
Source: SAMHSA 2023 National Survey on Drug Use and Health
Frequently Asked Questions
When Addiction and Mental Health Overlap
Why Integrated Treatment Produces Better Results
Research consistently shows that people who receive simultaneous treatment for substance use and mental health conditions have lower relapse rates, fewer hospitalizations, and better quality of life than those treated for only one condition. When depression, anxiety, PTSD, or bipolar disorder drives substance use, addressing only the addiction leaves the underlying fuel untouched.
- • Depression and alcohol use disorder — the most common pairing
- • Anxiety and benzodiazepine or alcohol dependence
- • PTSD and opioid or alcohol self-medication
- • Bipolar disorder and stimulant or alcohol misuse
Finding the Right Dual Diagnosis Program
The strongest dual diagnosis programs employ on-site psychiatrists, licensed addiction counselors, and trauma-trained therapists who collaborate daily. Look for centers that conduct thorough psychiatric evaluations at intake, maintain integrated treatment plans, and provide coordinated aftercare that supports both conditions long after discharge.