Service 03
Co-Occurring Disorders Case Management
Integrated care planning for individuals navigating both substance use and mental health challenges — addressed together, not separately.
Overview
About this service
The majority of people with a substance use disorder also live with a mental health condition. Depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, bipolar disorder, and psychosis frequently co-occur with addiction — and treating one without addressing the other is one of the most common reasons treatment fails.
Co-occurring disorders require a clinician who understands both sides of the picture simultaneously. Not a substance use specialist who treats mental health as secondary, and not a mental health provider who minimizes addiction. Someone who holds both.
Our integrated case management approach ensures that your treatment plan addresses substance use and mental health as interconnected — because they are. We coordinate providers, align treatment goals, and make sure nothing falls through the cracks between specialties.
What to Expect
Our approach
Integrated Assessment
A comprehensive evaluation that examines both substance use and mental health simultaneously, identifying how each influences the other.
Unified Care Plan
A single, coordinated plan that addresses both conditions — not two separate plans that don't talk to each other.
Dual-Track Coordination
We manage relationships with providers across both specialties, ensuring they are aligned and communicating.
Ongoing Monitoring
We track progress across both dimensions and adjust the plan in real time as your needs change.
"Co-occurring presentations are not a specialty add-on for us — they are the norm in the cases we see. Our clinical team is trained to hold both the substance use and the psychiatric complexity in view at all times, which is what effective dual-diagnosis care actually requires."— Jack Foley, LMFT · Founder, Holistic Solutions
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All inquiries are confidential. A member of our team will respond within one business day — wherever you are in the US.