Co-Occurring Disorders
Co-occurring disorders, or dual diagnosis, refers to people who may experience a mental health condition and substance use simultaneously.
Outpatient Treatment for Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Branches Oregon offers ongoing treatment for people who live with both mental health and substance use issues. Patients will attend group therapy 3-5 days a week and sustain check-ins with their assigned therapist and psychiatrist or provider. The Co-occurring Disorders Program is available in-person, or via telehealth.
Co-occurring disorders can be challenging to treat
Dual diagnosis outpatient treatment is designed for adults living with both mental health and substance use issues. Branches’ Co-occurring Disorders Program uses a combination of evidence-based treatments along with DBT and CBT.
This integrated treatment program provides techniques for relapse prevention and recovery education. Other benefits of Branches Oregon can include:
- A calm, welcoming setting
- Medication management
- Trauma-informed care team
- Group therapy and peer support
- Coping skills and emotion regulation skills
Contact Branches Oregon for help
Call 971-228-8000 for Branches Portland or Virtual services. Call 971-433-3033 for Branches Salem, or contact us online to schedule a confidential mental health or substance use assessment.
