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September is National Recovery Month — a time to raise awareness about substance abuse treatment and mental health services. It’s a time to offer support and encouragement to those who are struggling and in need of help. Remember, you’re not alone in your recovery journey and there are resources available to assist you and your loved ones.
Mental health and addiction
The relationship between mental health and addiction, also known co-occurring disorders, happen when someone has both a mental health condition and a substance use disorder at the same time. These conditions often influence each other, making treatment more complex. For example, someone might use alcohol or drugs to cope with anxiety or depression, but over time this can make their mental health worse. Treating both conditions together, through therapy, medication and support, is important for recovery and overall well-being.
Mirmont Treatment Center
If you need additional help, we're here for you. Mirmont Treatment Center offers a comprehensive range of services designed to support individuals on their journey to recovery from substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. Located in a peaceful, natural setting, Mirmont Treatment Center provides personalized care that addresses both the physical and emotional aspects of drug and alcohol addiction.
Services include:
- Detoxification: A medically supervised detox program helps individuals safely withdraw from substances while managing discomfort and ensuring physical stability.
- Inpatient treatment: A residential program offers 24/7 care with a structured environment, where individuals receive therapy, counseling and education to understand and overcome addiction.
- Outpatient programs: For those who need flexibility, Mirmont Treatment Center provides intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization programs that allow individuals to continue their daily responsibilities while receiving treatment.
- Dual diagnosis care: Specialized treatment for those with co-occurring mental health issues ensures that both conditions are treated simultaneously for a better chance at recovery.
- Holistic therapies: Mirmont Treatment Center integrates alternative therapies like yoga, mindfulness and acupuncture to promote healing of the mind, body and spirit.
- Family support: Recognizing the impact of addiction on loved ones, Mirmont Treatment Center offers family therapy and education to help families heal and support the recovery process.
- Aftercare planning: To support long-term recovery, Mirmont Treatment Center offers aftercare planning that includes ongoing support, resources and strategies for maintaining sobriety. This may involve continued therapy, support groups and connections to community resources to help individuals stay on track and live a healthier, fulfilling life post-treatment. Mirmont Treatment Center is dedicated to guiding each person toward lasting recovery and a brighter future.
Additionally, our specialty care programs cater to specific needs, including dual diagnosis, trauma-informed care, relapse prevention and chronic pain management, ensuring that every individual receives a personalized treatment plan that addresses the underlying factors contributing to their substance use.
Mirmont Treatment Center inpatient and outpatient facilities are in network with most insurance providers.
To learn more or schedule an intake please call our admissions team today at 1.888.227.3898.
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