At The Lakes Treatment Center, we understand that many individuals struggling with substance use disorders also face co-occurring mental and behavioral health disorders. The complex relationship between these two challenges makes treatment more difficult, but with the advent of dual diagnosis treatment, we are now able to address both issues simultaneously, providing a more effective path to recovery.
Our integrated approach to addiction treatment is designed to support the whole person. Through comprehensive dual diagnosis treatment, we help individuals who are struggling with both substance use and mental or behavioral health disorders, offering specialized care tailored to meet the unique needs of each resident.
Address both aspects of your health for lasting recovery—contact The Lakes Treatment Center today to learn how our dual diagnosis treatment can support you on your journey to healing.
Dual diagnosis treatment is a form of treatment for those who have been diagnosed with both a substance use disorder, such as alcoholism or drug addiction, and a mental or behavioral health condition. This is incredibly common, with an estimated 8.5 million Americans currently suffering from co-occurring illnesses. The purpose of dual diagnosis treatment is to simultaneously address both disorders, as well as the complex relationship between substance abuse and mental health.
Substance abuse and addiction often occur alongside a range of mental illnesses and behavioral conditions, including but not limited to:
Unlike treatments of the past, dual diagnosis treatment allows an individual to get help for both a substance use disorder and a mental or behavioral health condition at the same time. This is critical, as the two disorders generally affect and heighten one another. Without treatment for one, a person can find it extremely difficult and nearly impossible to recover from the other. Dual diagnosis treatment improves the chance of successful recovery and long-term sobriety for those struggling to manage addiction and mental health.
Generally speaking, dual diagnosis treatment seeks to address underlying trauma and mental illness to equip individuals with the tools they need to make critical lifestyle changes, increase mindfulness, develop important life skills, prevent relapse, and achieve long-term sobriety. This might include a combination of individual and group therapy—including cognitive behavioral therapy and other proven methods—detox, group meetings, medications, trauma-based therapy, religious services, mindfulness practices, and recreational activities.
At The Lakes Treatment Center, we tailor our dual diagnosis treatments to meet the unique needs of each individual client. At our residential facility, we provide clients with the 24-hour care and support they need as they navigate the ongoing recovery process.
If you are struggling with addiction and suspect you might also have a mental health condition, here are some signs:
Our intake process includes a comprehensive evaluation to identify the specific substances you struggle with and the severity of your addiction.
The length of treatment varies depending on individual needs. We offer short-term programs and longer-term comprehensive programs tailored to your specific situation.
At The Lakes Treatment Center, we believe everyone deserves a chance at healing and a life free from addiction. If you are ready to begin your journey towards lasting recovery, contact us today for a free and confidential consultation. Our compassionate team is here to guide you every step of the way.
At The Lakes Treatment Center, we recognize that recovery is a journey. Our goal is to help you achieve lasting sobriety by providing the ongoing care and support you need. Our team has firsthand experience navigating the challenges of addiction, and we know that healing is possible.
Our Modesto-area residential drug and alcohol rehab program offers continuous support from a team of compassionate addiction treatment specialists in a warm, welcoming setting on beautiful Lake Tulloch. We are licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) to provide treatment for those struggling with all types of substance misuse, including alcohol abuse and drug addiction. Our licensing allows us to treat those who may have co-occurring disorders, such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder, or other mental and behavioral health issues.
We were also the first Northern California facility to receive accreditation from The Joint Commission, one of the most esteemed and highly respected accreditation agencies in the nation. This accreditation allows our healthcare providers to work directly onsite so that residents do not have to make trips outside our facility to receive the professional treatment and care they need.
We are proud to be family owned and operated and bring a wealth of firsthand experience navigating addiction to our program. We know what you and your family are going through because we have been in your shoes. Our large, professional support staff offers a comprehensive and integrated approach to your recovery, emphasizing your physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual wellbeing.
We invite you to reach out to us today to learn more about our program, our admissions process, or our insurance coverage and options. We are happy to speak with you during a complimentary, confidential consultation, either in person or over the phone.
The Lakes Treatment Center provide around-the-clock medical supervision for individuals undergoing detoxification, ensuring continuous care and monitoring throughout the process.
The Lakes Treatment Center addresses all aspects of your health and wellbeing. Starting with your addiction, physical health, mental health, and spiritual health as a whole.
The Lakes Treatment Center utilizes a wide range of evidence-based therapies, including cognitive-behavioral, attachment and commitment, mindfulness-based, rational emotive, and much more...
Residents will participate in both individual and group counseling and therapy with our clinical staff. Working individually with psychologists and psychiatrists and openly sharing and learning from others' experiences is proven to be highly effective in recovery.
