Addiction doesn’t happen in isolation.
We’re here to help you heal from the inside out – addressing both the substance use symptoms and the mental health challenges that often lie beneath the surface.
Ready for whole-person healing?
Living with mental health and substance use disorders can feel overwhelming. At our intimate, home-like recovery facility, you’ll find a sanctuary where both challenges are addressed with equal care and expertise.
Our on-site psychiatrist works directly with each client, creating personalized treatment plans that address the complex relationship between mental health and addiction.
Understanding the relationship between mental health and addiction requires time, space, and expert guidance. Here, you’ll uncover the root causes of both challenges while developing practical strategies for long-term wellness.
Our integrated approach combines evidence-based therapies, medication management when needed, and holistic practices – all delivered in a setting that respects your privacy and dignity.
Co-occurring disorders, or dual diagnosis, is a term that describes the presence of at least one mental health condition (such as depression, anxiety, or PTSD) alongside a substance use disorder (which may involve alcohol, opioids, stimulants, or other substances).
In many cases, each issue feeds into the other:
Sometimes, people turn to alcohol or drugs to cope with symptoms of anxiety or depression, which can worsen both conditions over time.
Substance use may trigger or exacerbate underlying mental health conditions, making them harder to diagnose and treat.
Each disorder can mask or intensify the symptoms of the other, leading to a cycle that feels impossible to break without the right support.
We work together with you to unravel the deeper emotional, psychological, and behavioral patterns that contribute to the cycle of addiction and distress.
While co-occurring disorders can take many forms, some combinations appear more frequently, such as:
Recognizing the overlap is key in each scenario. Properly identifying a person’s unique set of conditions leads to more effective support and a safer path to recovery.
A common mistake when treating co-occurring disorders is trying to remedy mental health or substance use disorders separately. However, an integrated approach looks at the bigger picture:
At Wellness and Recovery, we know that healing begins where you feel safe. Here, you’ll find the peaceful and supportive recovery community you need to thrive.
With our 10:1 client ratio, we provide a level of personal attention rarely found in larger facilities.
Each client enjoys their own private room complete with en-suite bathroom and deck overlooking serene waters. This personal sanctuary allows you to focus entirely on your recovery while maintaining comfort and dignity.
Your treatment starts with a comprehensive assessment by our on-site psychiatrist, who remains directly involved in your care throughout your stay. This unique level of psychiatric oversight ensures your mental health and addiction treatment work together seamlessly.
Beyond traditional therapy, you’ll have access to a range of healing activities:
Our clinical program combines proven approaches, including:
As you progress, our team helps plan your next steps, whether that’s stepping down to our outpatient programs or connecting with our pain management services. You’ll leave with a clear plan for continuing care and maintaining your progress.
Recovery from co-occurring disorders is a marathon, not a sprint. Building resilience and coping tools helps prevent relapse and supports mental wellness over time:
We understand that navigating insurance coverage for mental health and addiction treatment can feel overwhelming. Our dedicated admissions team works to make the process as smooth as possible, helping you understand your options and maximize your benefits.
While we are currently an out-of-network provider, we work with many insurance plans and are actively pursuing additional contracts to expand access to care for our Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio communities.
Our team has extensive experience helping clients navigate out-of-network benefits with:
Our experienced admissions team will:
Don’t let concerns about coverage prevent you from getting the care you deserve. Contact our admissions team for a confidential discussion about your insurance options and how we can help make treatment accessible.
Facing mental health challenges and substance use issues can be overwhelming. However, with the right support, it doesn’t have to be.
If you or someone you care about is struggling with co-occurring disorders, know that you don’t need to tackle them alone.
Professional guidance, compassionate care, and a supportive community can transform uncertainty into empowerment, helping you reclaim a life of hope, health, and possibility.
