“Dual Diagnosis” means you’re dealing with addiction and a mental health disorder at the same time.A complete gui ...

“Dual Diagnosis” means you’re dealing with addiction and a mental health disorder at the same time.A complete gui ...
A look into the connection and linkages between substance use disorder and mental illness…plus the call for proper dia ...
A look at the main conditions considered “Dual Diagnosis” in the treatment of addiction…with a practical list for ...
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A case for the benefits of intensive residential rehab. ...
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An exclusive interview with Kathleen Sciacca, MA in which we explore some of the BEST WAYS to address substance abuse pr ...
People diagnosed with dual disorders often experience more severe and chronic medical, social, and emotional dysfunction ...
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Depression can be a learned behavior. So how can you un-learn being depressed? 7 practical tips for addiction to depress ...
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