Dual Diagnosis Treatment in a Drug and Alcohol Rehab –Miramar Drug Rehab Center
Dual Diagnosis Treatment in a Drug and Alcohol Rehab –Miramar Drug Rehab Center – Miramar drug and alcohol treatment center (888) 363-8721. www.miramarlagunabeach.com To understand dual diagnosis treatment in a drug and alcohol rehab setting, dual diagnosis must be defined Dual Diagnosis is the presence of one or more psychiatric issues combined with the abusing of drugs or alcohol. Dual diagnosis treatment typically begins with a thorough assessment by a psychiatrist and/or psychologist of the clients psychiatric issues and the context in which they are manifested. Medication management is a significant part of this assessment process. Following detox, an individualized treatment plan is developed and executed for the client. This plan is utilized and modified, as needed, throughout the duration of the dual diagnosis and drug and alcohol treatment period. It is critical to treat both the psychiatric disorder(s), as well as the drug and alcohol abuse, as substance abuse increases the risk of psychiatric disorders and vice versa. For more detail email us on [email protected]
Overcoming addiction
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While he wholly endorses traditional 12-step programs like Alcoholics Anonymous, he believes a combination of approaches is necessary to address those deep-seated issues that don't go away the second someone stops drinking alcohol or using drugs. “Part …
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Hillsborough Group Home Part of Statewide Effort
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11 meeting to express their concerns about the home—sometimes echoing the concerns of residents who lived near the proposed drug rehabilitation center on Route 206 (which has been withdrawn). The residents asked about the safety of neighbors, and …
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Hundreds gather on Juno Beach to watch sea turtle release
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"They're in really good shape, eating alot, and gaining weight, so they are clearly feeling better than in Cape Cod," said Dr. Charles Manire, Director of Research and Rehabilitation. Somehow, on their migration south, they got trapped in Cape Cod.
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