Created on: Friday, 02 June 2017 Modified on: Monday, 01 July 2019

Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers Providing Services for Persons with Co-Occurring Disorders in Michigan

Co-occurring disorders were once known as a duel diagnosis, and are defined as having a mental illness and a substance abuse disorder. Each mental illness, if there is more than one, will be diagnosed individually, along with the addiction. Co-occurring disorders impact many people living in Michigan. For example, someone who is struggling with alcoholism may also suffer from an antisocial personality disorder or other health problems such as mania and dementia. Drug and alcohol addiction is a continuing issue in Michigan for individuals and their families. It is essential for anyone who is struggling with a co-occurring disorder to find the right help for their problem. Long-term alcohol addiction will lead to many different mental health issues, and when prescription medications such as anti-depressants and benzodiazepines are used in combination with alcohol, the individual is increasing the risk for an overdose. Across the state of Michigan are both private and state-funded drug rehabilitation programs that will help treat a co-occurring disorder.

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Top Counties for Recovery
Wayne County
Oakland County
Kent County
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Top Cities for Recovery
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Lansing

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Bobby Newman is a certified counselor and interventionist who has been performing successful interventions for over 17 years. He also has educated thousands of people on the danger of drugs and alcohol addiction.