Dual Diagnosis Support

Dual Diagnosis & Co-Occurring Disorder Care at OnPoint Integrated Health and Advanced Psychiatry is built for adults whose mental health and substance use cannot be separated into neat boxes. Led by a doctorally prepared psychiatric and addiction specialist, we treat both at the same time, under one coordinated plan.
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Your care begins with an integrated evaluation that looks at mood, anxiety, attention, sleep, trauma, and substance use together. We routinely see patients navigating ADHD with stimulant misuse, depression with alcohol, anxiety with benzodiazepines, or bipolar disorder with cannabis, opioids, or stimulants. Instead of labeling one problem as "primary" and ignoring the other, we map how each pattern fuels the next.
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From there, we design unified treatment plans that may include medication-assisted treatment for opioids or alcohol, structured tapers for benzodiazepines or prescription stimulants, and evidence-based medications for depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or ADHD. Safety is paramount: we screen carefully for suicidality, overdose risk, and medication interactions, and we adjust pacing based on your stability, work demands, and support system.
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Care team coordination is built in. With your permission, we communicate with therapists, primary care clinicians, probation officers, or employee health when collaboration will strengthen your recovery. Clear documentation and shared goals help prevent conflicting instructions or unsafe duplicate prescribing.
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Patients who benefit most from this service often describe years of bouncing between separate mental health and addiction programs, with each side saying the other issue must be "fixed first." Our model eliminates that tug-of-war. You receive one roadmap, one set of priorities, and one accountable clinical lead.
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If you are living with overlapping psychiatric symptoms and substance use-and are tired of fragmented care-schedule a dual diagnosis evaluation and experience what integrated, co-occurring treatment can look like in practice.