Dual Diagnosis Treatment Program in Texas

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Texas Helps is accredited by The Joint Commission (TJC) at all of our locations. Each facility is also licensed by the region’s state governing body. We are proud to maintain these accreditations ensuring the provision of the highest standards required in behavioral health.

How Dual Diagnosis Is Diagnosed at Texas Helps

An accurate diagnosis is the foundation of effective dual diagnosis treatment. At Texas Helps, we begin with a comprehensive clinical assessment that evaluates both substance use patterns and mental health symptoms. Many individuals enter treatment unaware that an underlying mental health condition is influencing their addiction.

Our diagnostic process may include:

Detailed medical and psychiatric history

Substance use evaluation

Mental health screening for conditions such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder, or trauma-related disorders

Review of previous treatment history

Ongoing reassessment throughout treatment

This thorough approach allows our clinical team to develop a treatment plan that addresses root causes, rather than just surface behaviors

The Connection Between Mental Health Disorders and Addiction

Substance use disorders and mental health conditions often reinforce one another. Individuals may use drugs or alcohol to cope with emotional pain, traumaanxiety, or mood instability. Over time, substance use can worsen mental health symptoms, creating a destructive cycle that is difficult to break without professional support.

Common co-occurring conditions treated in dual diagnosis programs include:

Depression and alcohol or drug addiction

Anxiety disorders and substance misuse

PTSD and trauma-related substance use

Bipolar disorder and addiction

Personality disorders and substance dependence

Treating only one condition often leads to relapse. Integrated dual diagnosis treatment addresses both conditions simultaneously, improving long-term recovery outcomes.

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Evidence-Based Therapies Used in Dual Diagnosis Treatment

Texas Helps relies on evidence-based therapies that have proven effective for individuals with co-occurring disorders. Treatment is tailored to each person’s clinical needs and recovery goals.

Therapies may include:

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Helps identify and change harmful thought patterns and behaviors

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT):Teaches emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and impulse control

Trauma-Informed Therapy: Supports individuals with past trauma or PTSD

Motivational Interviewing: Strengthens motivation and commitment to recovery

Group Therapy: Builds peer support and shared accountability

Individual Counseling: Provides personalized therapeutic guidance

These therapies help individuals develop healthier coping strategies, manage mental health symptoms, and reduce relapse risk.

Medication Management in Dual Diagnosis Care

For some individuals, psychiatric medication may be an important part of dual diagnosis treatment. Medication management is carefully monitored by qualified medical professionals and used only when clinically appropriate.

Medications may help:

Stabilize mood disorders

Reduce anxiety or depression symptoms

Manage sleep disturbances

Support mental health stability during recovery

Medication is always combined with therapy and behavioral interventions to ensure a balanced and comprehensive approach to care.

Dual diagnosis aftercare may include:

Continued therapy or outpatient programs

Mental health follow-up care

Relapse prevention strategies

Peer support and sober community connections

Family education and involvement

Coordination with community mental health resources

This continuity of care helps individuals maintain emotional stability while navigating real-world challenges.

Why Integrated Dual Diagnosis Treatment Matters

Dual diagnosis treatment requires coordination between mental health professionals, addiction specialists, and medical providers. Fragmented care can lead to misdiagnosis, ineffective treatment, and relapse.

At Texas Helps, integration means:

One coordinated treatment team

Unified treatment goals

Ongoing communication between providers

A clear recovery pathway from detox to aftercare

This approach improves treatment engagement, reduces relapse risk, and supports sustainable recovery.

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Serving Texas Communities with Dual Diagnosis Care

Texas Helps provides dual diagnosis treatment for individuals throughout San Marcos, Austin, and the surrounding Texas communities. Our precise location allows us to support individuals seeking high-quality care close to home, while offering a structured and therapeutic environment.

Whether you are seeking help for yourself or a loved one, our admissions team can guide you through our treatment options and next steps.

Call Texas Helps at San Marcos for Treatment for Dual Diagnosis in Texas

If you or a loved one is struggling with a dual diagnosis, remember that you are not alone, and help is available. At Texas helps at San Marcos, we are committed to helping you navigate your path to recovery. Contact us today at (888) 493-2510 and take the first step towards a healthier, happier future.

Frequently Asked Questions

Dual diagnosis refers to the coexistence of a substance use disorder and a mental health condition that are treated together.

Yes. We provide integrated clinical care for addiction and mental health disorders simultaneously.

We use evidence-based therapies, such as CBT, DBT, trauma-informed care, group and individual counseling.

Many private insurance plans cover treatment.
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Medicare and Medicaid are not accepted.

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