Residential Depression Treatment in Boca Raton, FL

What is Inpatient Dual Diagnosis Treatment?

Our inpatient dual diagnosis treatment program in Boca Raton blends together addiction care with mental health treatment. 

The first part of our co-occurring disorders program involves a thorough assessment of your health and condition. A mental health professional will speak with you to learn more about your concerns and problems, and then will determine whether dual diagnosis services will be the right option to help you rebuild your life. 

Once you are enrolled in our inpatient mental health program, you'll be given an individualized treatment plan. Integrated, dual diagnosis therapy sessions will help you better understand the relationship between your mental health and your substance use. Medical support will help you manage symptoms of your mental illness and deal with any physical symptoms from detoxification.

The therapists at Banyan use various therapeutic methods to help our patients achieve the best results, including:

• Cognitive behavioral therapy
• Dialectical behavioral therapy
• Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy
• Trauma-informed care

Our team of psychiatrists can prescribe medication, such as anti-anxiety or antidepressants, to provide an additional layer of support throughout your treatment. To ensure your safety, medication management is offered during the detox process.

During your treatment, you'll stay at our facility in Boca Raton. Residential care means that someone will be there for you at all hours of the day, every day, whenever you need us. While you may be staying away from your family and friends, we encourage them to be part of your treatment, if appropriate. In addition to individual and group therapy sessions, we also offer family therapy to patients who would benefit from it.

Types of Co-Occurring Disorders Treated with Dual Diagnosis

Co-occurring disorders can take multiple forms and combinations, which is one of the reasons a customized approach to treatment is necessary. The range of mental health disorders we treat alongside substance use disorder at our facility in Boca Raton includes:

• Bipolar disorder: If you are living with bipolar disorder, you have a higher likelihood than the general population of developing a substance use disorder as well. One study found that those with bipolar disorder had a 58% chance of developing alcohol use disorder and a 38% chance of developing any other substance use disorder in their lifetimes. 
• Mood disorders: People with addiction are also likely to experience a mood disorder, such as depression or anxiety. In some cases, the substance use may be what triggers the mood disorder.
• OCD: Obsessive-compulsive disorder, or OCD, shares some features in common with substance use disorder. Both involve unwanted, repeated behaviors that interfere with your life.
• PTSD: Often, people who experience trauma ultimately develop a substance use disorder, often as a means of coping with the trauma. Treating the two conditions simultaneously often leads to more effective results.
• ADHD: Similarly, adults and teens living with ADHD have a higher likelihood of developing an addiction compared to those without ADHD. Marijuana and alcohol are the two substances most likely to be abused by teenagers with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.