Dual Diagnosis Treatment at Luna

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Dual Diagnosis Treatment

When mental health conditions and substance use occur together, integrated treatment is essential. At Luna, we provide comprehensive care that addresses both conditions simultaneously for lasting recovery.

UNDERSTANDING CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS

What Is Dual Diagnosis?

Dual diagnosis, also known as co-occurring disorders, refers to the presence of both a mental health condition and a substance use disorder. These conditions often interact and influence each other, creating complex challenges that require specialized, integrated treatment.

Research shows that more than half of individuals with substance use disorders also experience mental health conditions. Without addressing both simultaneously, recovery becomes significantly more difficult and relapse rates increase.

At Luna, we understand that you can't treat one without treating the other. Our integrated approach provides comprehensive care that addresses the full spectrum of your needs.

Understanding dual diagnosis

Common Co-Occurring Conditions

Understanding the connection between mental health and substance use

Very Common

Depression & Addiction

Individuals may use substances to cope with persistent sadness, hopelessness, or lack of motivation, creating a cycle that worsens both conditions.

Very Common

Anxiety & Addiction

Substance use may temporarily relieve anxiety, panic, or social fear, but ultimately increases anxiety and creates dependency.

Common

PTSD & Addiction

Trauma survivors often use substances to numb flashbacks, nightmares, or emotional pain, preventing healing from traumatic experiences.

Common

Bipolar Disorder & Addiction

Mood swings can lead to impulsive substance use during manic episodes or self-medication during depressive phases.

Occurs

Eating Disorders & Addiction

Substance use may be used to control appetite or weight, or both conditions may stem from similar underlying issues with control.

Occurs

Personality Disorders & Addiction

Conditions like borderline personality disorder often co-occur with substance use as individuals struggle with emotional regulation.

Why Integrated Treatment Matters

Treating only addiction or only mental health issues leaves half the problem unaddressed. Each condition influences and reinforces the other, creating a cycle that traditional single-focus treatment cannot break.

Without integrated care, individuals often find themselves in a revolving door of partial recovery and relapse. They may successfully stop using substances but continue struggling with untreated depression, or manage anxiety symptoms while addiction progresses.

Luna's dual diagnosis program provides simultaneous, coordinated treatment for both conditions, addressing root causes and building sustainable recovery.

Our INTEGRATED APPROACH

Comprehensive Care for Lasting Recovery

Psychiatric Evaluation & Medication Management

Our psychiatric team conducts comprehensive evaluations and provides evidence-based medication management when appropriate, carefully monitoring interactions between psychiatric medications and recovery needs.

Evidence-Based Therapy

Individual and group therapy using proven modalities like CBT, DBT, and trauma-informed approaches specifically designed to address co-occurring disorders effectively.

Medical Detox & Withdrawal Management

24/7 medical monitoring during detox with specialized attention to mental health stability, ensuring safety and comfort throughout the withdrawal process.

Holistic Healing Modalities

Complementary therapies including yoga, meditation, art therapy, and neurotherapy to support whole-person wellness and stress management alongside clinical treatment.

Continuing Care & Relapse Prevention

Comprehensive aftercare planning with strategies for managing both substance cravings and mental health symptoms, plus ongoing support through our alumni program.

Your Recovery Journey

Recovery from dual diagnosis requires patience, expertise, and comprehensive support. At Luna, our integrated treatment team works collaboratively to create a personalized plan that addresses your unique combination of conditions.

In our small, boutique setting with a maximum of 9 clients in residential treatment, you receive individualized attention from psychiatrists, therapists, and medical professionals who understand the complexities of co-occurring disorders.

We don't just treat symptoms - we work to understand and address the underlying causes of both your mental health condition and substance use, building a foundation for lasting wellness.

Dual diagnosis recovery journey

Why Choose Luna for Dual Diagnosis

Specialized Expertise

Our clinical team has extensive training and experience in treating co-occurring disorders, not just addiction or mental health in isolation.

Coordinated Care

Your psychiatrist, therapist, and medical team work together with regular communication, ensuring cohesive, aligned treatment.

Personalized Treatment Plans

Every dual diagnosis case is unique. We tailor your treatment to your specific combination of conditions, symptoms, and recovery goals.

Evidence-Based & Holistic

We combine proven clinical approaches with holistic therapies, addressing mind, body, and spirit in your healing journey.

Small, Focused Environment

Our boutique setting ensures you receive the individualized attention complex dual diagnosis cases require, without getting lost in a large facility.

Continuum of Care

From residential treatment through PHP, IOP, and outpatient care, we support you through every stage of recovery with consistent, integrated treatment.

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