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Best Dual Diagnosis Treatment Centers in New England

The best rehab is one that meets your needs. Our independent research team compiled information on the 149 best treatment centers for co-occurring disorders in New England.

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149 Best Centers in New England

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Residential
Plymouth, New Hampshire, United States

The Plymouth House

(255)
Substance Use
Co-Occurring Mental Health
Co-Occurring Disorders
Alcohol
Benzodiazepines
Drug Addiction
Heroin
Methamphetamine
Opioids
Twelve Step Facilitation
Addressing both addiction and mental health conditions simultaneously through personalized therapy, counseling, and support programs, fostering holistic recovery and well-being in a compassionate environment... More
  • 12-Step Approach

    12-Step Approach

  • 20+ Years in Business

    20+ Years in Business

  • 60 Acre Grounds

    60 Acre Grounds

Residential
Ashby, Massachusetts, United States

Spring Hill Recovery Center

(190)
Substance Use
Co-Occurring Mental Health
Co-Occurring Disorders
Alcohol
Benzodiazepines
Cocaine
Drug Addiction
Heroin
Marijuana
Methamphetamine
Addressing co-occurring disorders with integrated treatment, blending mental health and substance abuse therapies for comprehensive care... More
  • Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment

    Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment

  • Customized Treatment Plans

    Customized Treatment Plans

  • Holistic Approach

    Holistic Approach

Residential
New Marlborough, Massachusetts, United States

CMC Berkshires (Center for Motivation and Change)

(3)
Substance Use
Co-Occurring Mental Health
Co-Occurring Disorders
Alcohol
Depression
Drug Addiction
Executives
Luxury
Prescription Drugs
Trauma
Treating addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders with all clinicians trained in evidence-based therapies for trauma, mood disorders, and personality disorders. They blend science and kindness to invite positive, long-lasting change... More
  • Doctorate Level One-On-One Therapy

    Doctorate Level One-On-One Therapy

  • Private Rooms Only

    Private Rooms Only

  • Tech Friendly

    Tech Friendly

Residential
Quincy, Massachusetts, United States

Massachusetts Center for Addiction

(104)
Substance Use
Co-Occurring Mental Health
Co-Occurring Disorders
Alcohol
Biofeedback
Drug Addiction
Equine Therapy
Family Program
Music Therapy
Trauma
A dual diagnosis program treating co-occurring mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, and trauma. Clients attend individual therapy to connect 1:1 with their therapist, group therapy to bond and learn from others, and family therapy to heal their family unit... More
  • Customized Treatment Plans

    Customized Treatment Plans

  • Holistic Approach

    Holistic Approach

  • Insurance Accepted

    Insurance Accepted

Residential
Camden, Maine, United States

Borden Cottage

(3)
Substance Use and Mental Health
Co-Occurring Disorders
Alcohol
Allow Cell Phones
Anxiety
Depression
Drug Addiction
Executives
Luxury
With an expert team of professionals, Borden Cottage provides a sanctuary of healing for clients with co-occurring disorders. Individualized and cutting edge treatment is used and tailored to each individual's history, preferences and interests to create a tailored recovery plan... More
  • Perfect for Professionals

    Perfect for Professionals

  • Private Rooms Only

    Private Rooms Only

  • Therapeutic Location

    Therapeutic Location

Residential
Haverhill, Massachusetts, United States

Serenity at Summit

(163)
Substance Use
Co-Occurring Mental Health
Co-Occurring Disorders
Alcohol
Anxiety
Bipolar
Depression
Detox
Drug Addiction
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Tackling co-occurring disorders with an integrated approach. The team weaves together psychiatry, evidence-based therapies, and holistic practices to simultaneously treat addiction and mental health... More
  • Addiction Recovery

    Addiction Recovery

  • Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment

    Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment

  • Holistic Approach

    Holistic Approach

Residential
Canton, Massachusetts, United States

Bedrock Recovery Center

(227)
Substance Use and Mental Health
Co-Occurring Disorders
Alcohol
Benzodiazepines
Depression
Detox
Drug Addiction
Opioids
Trauma
Offering integrated treatment for co-occurring disorders, combining psychiatric care with substance abuse treatment to address both mental health issues and addiction simultaneously, and incorporating a holistic recovery approach... More
  • Addiction Recovery

    Addiction Recovery

  • Mental Health Disorder Treatment

    Mental Health Disorder Treatment

  • On-site Medical Detox

    On-site Medical Detox

Residential
Norwood, New Jersey, United States

Valley Spring Recovery Center

(36)
Substance Use and Mental Health
Co-Occurring Disorders
Alcohol
Benzodiazepines
Cocaine
Drug Addiction
Opioids
Outpatient
Prescription Drugs
Professionals
Trauma
Veterans
Providing multiple levels of personalized care for addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions with sober living homes and a strong sober community... More
  • Addiction Recovery

    Addiction Recovery

  • Perfect for Professionals

    Perfect for Professionals

  • Tech Friendly

    Tech Friendly

Residential
Fairfield, Connecticut, United States

Newport Institute Connecticut

Mental Health
Co-Occurring Substance Use
Co-Occurring Disorders
Anxiety
Depression
Gender-specific groups
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Trauma
Young Adults
A specialized program tailored to young adults ages (18-35) with co-occurring disorders by integrating evidence-based mental health therapies with substance use treatment... More
  • Holistic Approach

    Holistic Approach

  • Insurance Accepted

    Insurance Accepted

  • Joint Commission Accredited

    Joint Commission Accredited

Residential
Baldwinville, Massachusetts, United States

Clearbrook Massachusetts

(137)
Substance Use and Mental Health
Co-Occurring Disorders
Alcohol
Anxiety
Cocaine
Detox
Drug Addiction
Family Program
Licensed Primary Mental Health
Nestled in the mountains of Baldwinville, Massachusetts, offering inpatient treatment for addiction and primary mental health concerns... More
  • Insurance Accepted

    Insurance Accepted

  • Joint Commission Accredited

    Joint Commission Accredited

  • Licensed for Both Addiction & Mental Health

    Licensed for Both Addiction & Mental Health

Residential
Haddam, Connecticut, United States

Paramount Wellness Retreat

(57)
Substance Use
Co-Occurring Mental Health
Co-Occurring Disorders
Alcohol
Detox
Drug Addiction
Heroin
Holistic
Opioids
Residential
A dual diagnosis detox and residential program taking a holistic treatment approach through evidence-based individual, group, and family therapies, as well as holistic healing through yoga, equine therapy, and adventure therapy... More
  • Holistic Approach

    Holistic Approach

  • Medically Assisted Detox

    Medically Assisted Detox

  • Trauma-Informed Care

    Trauma-Informed Care

Residential
Cohasset, Massachusetts, United States

East-Coast Recovery

(47)
Substance Use
Co-Occurring Mental Health
Alcohol
Benzodiazepines
Cocaine
Detox
Heroin
Methamphetamine
Opioids
Residential
Providing residential, intensive outpatient, and partial hospitalization programs for mental health and addiction, with trauma-informed, personalized care... More
  • Customized Treatment Plans

    Customized Treatment Plans

  • Licensed for Both Addiction & Mental Health

    Licensed for Both Addiction & Mental Health

  • Therapeutic Location

    Therapeutic Location

Outpatient
Needham, Massachusetts, United States

Greater Boston Behavioral Health

(30)
Mental Health
Co-Occurring Substance Use
ADHD, ADD
Anger
Anxiety
Burnout
Depression
Eating Disorders
Neurodiversity
Personality Disorders
Treating mental health conditions with intensive outpatient programs (IOP), partial hospitalization programs (PHP), and personalized, mindfulness-based care... More
  • 1-on-1 Counseling

    1-on-1 Counseling

  • Certified Professionals

    Certified Professionals

  • Holistic Approach

    Holistic Approach

Outpatient
Towson, Maryland, United States

Sandstone Care Baltimore

(8)
Substance Use and Mental Health
Adolescents
Alcohol
Anxiety
Depression
Drug Addiction
Family Therapy
Licensed Primary Mental Health
Young Adults
An outpatient addiction and dual diagnosis treatment center catering their care to adolescents ages 13-17 and young adults ages 18-30. They address addiction and mental health recovery simultaneously for a comprehensive recovery experience... More
  • Certified Professionals

    Certified Professionals

  • Customized Treatment Plans

    Customized Treatment Plans

  • Insurance Accepted

    Insurance Accepted

Residential
Bethlehem, Connecticut, United States

Newport Academy Connecticut

(1)
Substance Use and Mental Health
Adolescents
Anxiety
Depression
Eating Disorders
Gender-Specific
Young Adults
On a 120-acre campus, teens ages 12-18 receive integrated treatment for substance use, co-occurring mental health conditions, eating disorders, and trauma... More
  • 1-on-1 Counseling

    1-on-1 Counseling

  • Adolescents

    Adolescents

  • Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment

    Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment

Residential
Ad
Rockland, Massachusetts, United States

Rockland Recovery

(188)
Substance Use
Co-Occurring Mental Health
Co-Occurring Disorders
Cocaine
Prescription Drugs
Heroin
Methamphetamine
Drug Addiction
Sober Living
Alcohol
Addresses co-occurring disorders head-on with an integrated approach. Their expert team crafts tailored treatment plans that hone in on both substance use and mental health issues. Through individual counseling, group therapy, and holistic practices, clients can unearth root causes... More
  • 1-on-1 Counseling

    1-on-1 Counseling

  • Joint Commission Accredited

    Joint Commission Accredited

  • Customized Treatment Plans

    Customized Treatment Plans

Hospital

Princeton, MA, USA

McLean Fernside

(1)
Substance Use
Co-Occurring Mental Health
Anxiety
Co-Occurring Disorders
Depression
McLean Fernside, a Harvard Medical School affiliate, is a signature, therapeutic program located in a historic bed and breakfast 45 minutes west of Boston... More
Detox

3430 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT 05673

Sana at Stowe

(4)
Substance Use
Co-Occurring Mental Health
Alcohol
Co-Occurring Disorders
Drug Addiction
Professionals
Sana offers individualized, evidence-based treatment for substance use disorders in a serene and private environment... More
Residential

14535 Candy Hill Rd, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772

Recovery Life Group

(27)
Substance Use
Co-Occurring Mental Health
Alcohol
Cocaine
Co-Occurring Disorders
Opioids
Prescription Drugs
A countryside facility treating addiction and co-occurring mental health with detox, 1:1 and group therapies, equine therapy, and various holistic therapies... More
Residential
Ad
Dana Point, California, United States

Monarch Shores

(90)
Substance Use
Co-Occurring Mental Health
Co-Occurring Disorders
Cocaine
Heroin
Methamphetamine
Opioids
Executives
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Alcohol
Monarch Shores offers luxury housing with ocean views and individualized treatment in Southern California, treating addiction and co-occurring disorders... More
  • Joint Commission Accredited

    Joint Commission Accredited

  • Customized Treatment Plans

    Customized Treatment Plans

  • Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment

    Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment

Residential

9 Village Inn Road, Westminster, MA 01473

Recovery Centers of America at Westminster

Substance Use
Co-Occurring Mental Health
Alcohol
Chronic Relapse
Co-Occurring Disorders
First Responders Program
Recovery Center of America at Westminster is a residential rehab offering addiction speciality treatment programs for individuals and their families... More
Residential

62 Carter Rd, Kent CT 06757

High Watch Recovery Center

Substance Use
Co-Occurring Mental Health
Alcohol
Co-Occurring Disorders
Drug Addiction
Located on 200 acres, High Watch Recovery is a bed and breakfast campus, offering a 12-step treatment approach and 60-day extended program... More
Residential

75 Lindall Street Danvers, MA 01923

Recovery Centers of America at Danvers

Substance Use
Co-Occurring Mental Health
Alcohol
Chronic Relapse
Co-Occurring Disorders
LGBTQ+
Recovery Centers at Danvers provides a holistic, individualized approach to addiction treatment in a modern, hotel-like environment... More
Residential
Ad
Simi Valley, California, United States

Rise at Mayberry Ranch

Substance Use
Co-Occurring Mental Health
Co-Occurring Disorders
Drug Addiction
Pet Friendly
Equine Therapy
Executives
Flexible technology policies
Alcohol
Takes a dual-diagnosis approach that provides long-term solutions for substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions such as depression, codependency, and anxiety. Uses motivational interviewing, trauma-specific therapy, and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT)... More
  • Insurance Accepted

    Insurance Accepted

  • Equine Therapy

    Equine Therapy

  • Pet Friendly

    Pet Friendly

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More About Dual Diagnosis Treatment Centers

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Co-occurring disorders, also called dual diagnoses, refer to the presence of 2 or more mental health disorders or substance use disorders. These disorders often intersect and influence each other’s symptoms. Co-occurring disorders can be complicated. A person with alcohol addiction may develop depression as the substance affects their brain, while someone with anxiety disorder may use drugs to cope with discomfort. 
In order to heal, all disorders should be addressed and treated together. You may risk an ineffective outcome or potential relapse if they are not treated together.


What are the most common co-occurring disorders? 
 

  1. Anxiety Disorders and Substance Use Disorder
  2. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Substance Use Disorder
  3. Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Substance Use Disorder
  4. Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and Substance Use Disorder
  5. Eating Disorders and Substance Use Disorder


Many mental health conditions can drive a person to self-medicate with a substance. And many substance use disorders can play a part in developing  a mental health condition. Self-medicating with a substance is common, but risky. Self-medicating can temporarily numb emotional pain and even mask your mental health symptoms, delaying your pursuit of treatment. If you are self-medicating while dealing with a co-occurring disorder, it is important to seek professional help


Causes of Co-occurring Disorders


While many things factor into the development of co-occurring disorders, they are thought to have common risk factors like stress and trauma. Mental health conditions and addiction can also be passed down genetically in families.
If you have a mental health disorder like anxiety, depression or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), addiction can develop from using substances to cope with uncomfortable feelings.
On the other hand, substance use changes the brain, making it more vulnerable to develop mental health disorders. And the longer the substance is being used, the greater the risk of developing a mental health disorder. Fortunately, many rehabs offer specialized dual diagnosis treatment


How Are Co-occurring Disorders Diagnosed?


Recently, it has become standard practice to screen for co-occurring disorders upon entering treatment. The evaluation usually involves a series of questions and standardized assessments.

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) diagnoses mental health and substance use disorders.This manual acts as a guide for trained clinicians to diagnose based on symptoms that occur. Throughout your evaluation, the clinician will likely try to piece apart whether or not one disorder is the result of the other. 
It’s vital to seek professional help if you feel you may be struggling with more than one diagnosis. A consultation with a mental health professional can provide you with appropriate treatment plans, diagnoses and support. Some questions you can ask your provider include:
 

  • How do you treat co-occurring disorders?
  • What does the treatment plan look like for co-occurring disorders?
  • Are there any medications that can help?
  • Are there any lifestyle changes I can make to help manage my symptoms?

 

How to Navigate Co-occurring Disorders


As you go through treatment, you can build a support network. Connecting with friends, family, and support groups can provide understanding and encouragement as you seek help. Many therapists and treatment centers will be able to help you find support groups that are specifically tailored to what you need.

Learning to manage your stress and take care of yourself is an essential part of recovery. Finding healthy coping mechanisms like exercise, meditation, journaling, and fun hobbies, can help you find joy in healing. As you navigate treatment, it’s important to celebrate small victories. When you take the time to acknowledge your progress, it helps to reinforce positive behaviors.


Treatment for Co-occurring Disorders


Co-occurring disorders can be treated in several different settings. Despite the level of care you need, it is important to find integrated treatment, where both conditions are treated simultaneously.

Given the complexity of multiple diagnoses, you will want to find a treatment center with a multi-disciplinary team of professionals equipped to handle co-occurring disorders.  Medication, individual and group therapy, medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and detox may be required to recover, so you may want to find a comprehensive treatment center.

Treatment for co-occurring disorders can be applied in numerous settings:

 

  • Outpatient programs - You meet once or twice a week with others in treatment and your care provider.
  • Intensive outpatient programs - You meet 3-5 times a week for several hours for more intensive care.
  • Partial hospitalization programs - You meet 5-7 times weekly for a full day, or most of one.
  • Residential treatment - You live in a rehab center for 28+ days and engage in treatment with a community of peers and treatment providers.
  • Inpatient Treatment - You live in a treatment center or hospital and receive 24/7 monitoring.

 

Evidence based therapies like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), motivational interviewing and contingency management are proven to be effective when treating both substance use and mental health disorders.

CBT helps individuals identify and challenge negative thought patterns that are associated with both disorders. This form of therapy can be tailored to address the specific interactions between substance use and mental health symptoms.

Motivational interviewing helps individuals explore their feelings about changing their behavior. This therapy encourages self-efficacy and can be used with both types of disorders.

Co-occurring disorder programs often have psychoeducational classes that can educate you on the symptoms and relationship between mental health and substance use. Relapse prevention counseling is often helpful as well to help you become aware of cues that precede relapse and to teach you new coping strategies.

With the right personalized treatment, you can develop coping skills to help you manage your conditions. It’s important to be patient with yourself, communicate openly with your providers and lean on trusted loved ones for support along the way. 
 

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