Dual Diagnosis and Co-Occurring Disorders

Treating the full picture for lasting recovery

When substance use and mental health challenges occur together, one can fuel the other. Pax Healing’s Dual Diagnosis program addresses both simultaneously—never separately. Our integrated, evidence-based care helps clients regain stability, develop healthy coping strategies, and sustain long-term recovery through coordinated therapy and psychiatric support.

Who this program serves

Adults with both mental health and substance use disorders

Clients stepping down from inpatient or detox who need continuity of care

Individuals who have relapsed after single-focus treatment

People seeking structured, compassionate outpatient care that supports full recovery

What treatment includes

Partial Hospitalization Program (Full Day Program)

Daily structured care with individual therapy, psychiatry, and relapse prevention training to promote stabilization.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Multi-day therapy sessions combining group learning, coping skill practice, and accountability building.

Outpatient Program (OP)

Ongoing therapy and psychiatric management to maintain recovery and support long-term stability.

Medication Management

Targeted psychiatric oversight to manage depression, anxiety, or mood instability that often accompany substance use.

Family Education and Support

Guidance for loved ones on communication, relapse awareness, and creating a supportive home environment.

How Our Dual Diagnosis Program Delivers Results

Unified care, better outcomes

By treating both conditions together, clients gain clarity, consistency, and momentum in recovery.

Improved daily function

Therapy restores focus, stability, and confidence while reducing the risk of relapse or crisis.

Ongoing accountability

Clients receive structured feedback, measurable milestones, and a team that supports progress across every level of care.

Outcome targets we monitor

Reduced cravings and relapse frequency
Improved mood, energy, and concentration
Decreased anxiety and depression scores
Increased participation in therapy and medication adherence
Enhanced functioning at work, school, and home

Clinical approach

Integrated treatment model

Addressing both mental health and substance use together to prevent relapse and promote emotional balance.

Evidence-based modalities

CBT, DBT, and motivational interviewing help clients build emotional awareness and behavioral control.

Trauma-informed framework

Recognizing how trauma contributes to both substance use and psychiatric symptoms.

Data-driven progress tracking

Outcomes are measured through engagement, symptom reduction, and life functioning improvements.

What clients believe—and how we honor it

You want care that treats all of you

We address every factor contributing to distress so nothing is overlooked.

You want a coordinated team

Your therapists and psychiatrists work together to guide your progress seamlessly.

You want results you can trust

We measure growth through clear goals, structured accountability, and compassionate communication.