Many of those who struggle with addiction also face mental health issues. At Next Wind Recovery, we offer dual diagnosis treatment, which is an approach to treatment that addresses both conditions simultaneously.
Mental health treatment helps our clients make lasting changes in their lives. To make treatment as accessible as possible, we accept both self pay and private insurance and can work with clients if they are in need of self-pay options as well.
Contact us to schedule a consultation or to make a referral for a loved one. At Next Wind Recovery, we offer high-quality drug and alcohol addiction treatment in a comfortable, supportive environment.
Many people with addiction also have co-occurring conditions. That means they may have underlying mental health issues, including:
If you are struggling with one of these, mental health counseling can help you learn how to manage the symptoms of your condition. Treating your addiction without balancing mental health concerns is rarely effective.
Everyone in recovery has triggers, or people, places, experiences, or things that can cause them to want to use again. These are situations in which, while you were actively struggling with addiction, you would have picked up a glass or used your drug of choice. By understanding what your personal triggers are, it’s possible to learn how to manage these situations later in life. You can learn how to avoid some triggers and how to work through them when they’re unavoidable.
Working on your mental health can help you navigate challenges and overcome obstacles in the future.
During counseling, you’ll work with your therapist through a number of different therapies. Each therapy is meant to help you develop a way to work through your addiction. Some of the types of individual therapies you may use with your therapist include:
You may use some or all of these programs, depending on your unique needs. The goal is to ensure you’re able to learn how to deal with your addiction in the most effective method possible. Individual therapy, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy, can teach you how to manage negative thoughts, which often lead to drug or alcohol use. You will learn how to navigate difficult situations without using drugs or alcohol.
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Our providers, including doctors, nurses, and counseling staff are some of the best in New Jersey. Every member of our medical care team holds New Jersey licenses specific to their position within our clinic.
Our programs are built to provide care for everyone in our community. This is why we are in-network with a wide variety of insurance companies. We also have a low-cost self-pay option, and we work with every client to find a solution that will work for them.
Additional services we offer include:
Scheduling can be difficult. So we offer group and one-on-one meetings every day of the week, with 21 group meetings per week to choose from. Run by our licensed staff, our group meetings provide access to others who are going through the same things or have been where you are.
And to ensure that every client receives the personalized treatment they need, we limit the number of patients we see.
Individuals who struggle with substance abuse often also face co-occurring mental health issues. Anxiety, depression, PTSD, or bipolar disorder can also exacerbate substance abuse issues. Some individuals turn to drugs and alcohol to cope with the symptoms of mental health conditions. While these substances might bring relief for a short period of time, they can also make mental health issues worse. This creates a dangerous cycle that can be hard to overcome.
However, our dual diagnosis treatment option addresses both substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health issues at the same time. This gives our clients the tools they need to navigate life in recovery. We not only help our clients understand their potential triggers for relapse, but we help them develop the healthy coping skills they need to overcome these challenges
