The Rise of Co-Occurring Conditions
More than 20 million U.S. adults now live with both a mental health disorder and a substance use disorder. This rise in co-occurring conditions—also known
More than 20 million U.S. adults now live with both a mental health disorder and a substance use disorder. This rise in co-occurring conditions—also known
How Integrated Care at Amend Treatment Offers a Path to Recovery What Are Co-Occurring Disorders? Co-occurring disorders, also known as dual diagnoses, refer to the
Do you know the difference between dual diagnosis vs co-occurring disorders? While they may seem the same, each is unique in how they play a
Substance use disorder affects an estimated 59 million Americans and countless families. Studies also show, about half the people struggling with a mental health disorder also
Narcissism is a personality trait sometimes associated with overwhelming selfishness, and sometimes linked to a diagnosable personality disorder called Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD). While most mental health
Co-occurring disorders are a common problem in psychiatric circles – up to 45 percent of people diagnosed with a psychiatric condition have at least one co-morbid condition,
The link between a co-occurring mental illness and substance abuse is incredibly strong. Surveys show that about half of all people with a severe mental health disorder are also

Excessive drug use and alcohol use commonly coincide with other mental health issues, such as some of the most common co-occurring disorders. Whether one came

The connection between substance abuse and mental health issues can be attributed to shared risk factors, as well as the effect that either can have

Do you or a loved one struggle with depression and alcoholism? Depression and alcoholism are two of the most common mental health disorders in America.