Programs
Dual-Diagnosis Support
Co-occurring mental-health needs often shape the right level of care. Dual-diagnosis support should be based on clinical assessment, program capabilities, staffing, and appropriateness for the individual. Within the broader Verity model, this level is framed as part of Christ-centered treatment for addiction, mental health, and lasting recovery.
What this level includes
What Dual Diagnosis is designed to provide
The details below explain the role of this service, the kinds of medical, clinical, therapeutic, or recovery support it may include, and the limitations that should remain visible in public-facing copy.
- Substance-use disorders support
- Anxiety and depression considerations
- Trauma-related symptom support when appropriate
- Mood-related symptom monitoring
- Attention-related concerns as clinically relevant
- Emotional regulation support
- Psychiatric coordination
- Medication-management coordination
- Integrated treatment planning
How this level fits
How this level fits Christ-centered addiction treatment and recovery support
Services are based on clinical assessment, program capabilities, staffing, and appropriateness for the individual.
Immediate crisis situations should be directed to 911 or 988.
The site should avoid implying that every psychiatric diagnosis is treated in-house.
Important note
If you or someone else is in immediate danger or psychiatric crisis, call 911 or 988 now.
Next step
Need a level-of-care conversation?
Admissions should review clinical appropriateness, timing, insurance or payment questions, faith-based recovery preferences, and whether this level is active, partner-provided, or still in development.
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