Feel overwhelmed by emotional distress when not using substances
Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment
Mental health challenges and substance use can often go hand in hand. Call 303.268.3021 for co-occurring disorders treatment near Denver.
Struggling with both mental health challenges and substance use is common. We offer integrated co-occurring disorders treatment to address addiction and mental health together, helping you uncover root causes of substance use while building real, sustainable change.
With structured support and a trauma-informed approach, our treatment programs guide you through the beginning of your recovery journey and leave you feeling empowered and ready for a transformed life.
What is co-occurring disorders treatment?
Co-occurring disorders treatment—sometimes called dual diagnosis care—refers to the integrated treatment of both substance use disorders and mental health conditions. These diagnoses often intersect, with mental health concerns like depression, PTSD, or anxiety either contributing to or worsening substance use. At Sheridan Grove Recovery, we treat both issues concurrently to support lasting recovery and prevent relapse.
Common co-occurring conditions include:
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Depression
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Generalized anxiety disorder
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PTSD and trauma-related disorders
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Bipolar disorder
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ADHD
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Schizoaffective disorder
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Sleep disorders
When these conditions go untreated alongside addiction, recovery becomes far more challenging. That’s why our programs take a whole-person, intensive approach to healing and why we’re here for you every step of the way.
Who should get treatment for co-occurring mental health disorders?
Anyone facing both addiction and mental health challenges can benefit from co-occurring disorders treatment. This specialized care is particularly important for people who:
Have tried addiction treatment in the past without addressing mental health and have experienced relapse
Use drugs or alcohol as a way to manage trauma, stress, or mental health-related symptoms
Have been diagnosed with a mood or anxiety disorder but continue to struggle with substance use
At Sheridan Grove Recovery, we provide customized assessments to ensure mental health needs are never overlooked. Everyone deserves comprehensive care that addresses the full scope of what they’re experiencing. Deeply rooted concerns require more than surface-level care.
What can I expect from co-occurring disorders treatment?
Treatment for co-occurring disorders at Sheridan Grove Recovery is integrated into our residential treatment model. That means you’ll receive mental health and addiction treatment side by side—with one team, one plan, and one goal: your full recovery. We help you gain clarity, feel grounded, and develop the emotional tools and infrastructure you need for victory over addiction and long-term wellness.
Choose Sheridan Grove Recovery for treatment near Denver
Healing takes more than good intentions—it takes the right environment, a skilled team, and understanding support. That’s what we offer at Sheridan Grove Recovery in Aurora, Colorado. With us, you’ll find dual diagnosis expertise, delivered by a team with years of experience treating both addiction and mental health conditions, and 80 beds to ensure care is accessible for anyone ready to take this life-changing step.
Explore our co-occurring disorders treatment program by calling 303.268.2987 today or submitting our admissions team.
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What is co-occurring disorders treatment?
Co-occurring disorders treatment—sometimes called dual diagnosis care—refers to the integrated treatment of both substance use disorders and mental health conditions. These diagnoses often intersect, with mental health concerns like depression, PTSD, or anxiety either contributing to or worsening substance use. At Sheridan Grove Recovery, we treat both issues concurrently to support lasting recovery and prevent relapse. Common co-occurring conditions include: Depression Generalized anxiety disorder PTSD and trauma-related disorders Bipolar disorder ADHD Schizoaffective disorder Sleep disorders When these conditions go untreated alongside addiction, recovery becomes far more challenging. That’s why our programs take a whole-person, intensive approach to healing and why we’re here for you every step of the way.
Who should get treatment for co-occurring mental health disorders?
Anyone facing both addiction and mental health challenges can benefit from co-occurring disorders treatment. This specialized care is particularly important for people who: Feel overwhelmed by emotional distress when not using substances Have tried addiction treatment in the past without addressing mental health and have experienced relapse Use drugs or alcohol as a way to manage trauma, stress, or mental health-related symptoms Have been diagnosed with a mood or anxiety disorder but continue to struggle with substance use At Sheridan Grove Recovery, we provide customized assessments to ensure mental health needs are never overlooked. Everyone deserves comprehensive care that addresses the full scope of what they’re experiencing. Deeply rooted concerns require more than surface-level care.