Comprehensive assessment
We look at mental health, substance use history, medical needs, and more — because every detail matters.
Healing both, together.
For many people, addiction is deeply connected to emotional challenges like anxiety, depression, or unresolved trauma. Treating just one part of the picture often leads to setbacks — healing both together is where real change happens.
What we treat
Conditions we walk alongside people with.
A co-occurring disorder — or dual diagnosis — happens when someone experiences both a substance use issue and a mental health condition at the same time. These symptoms don't just make daily life harder; they can fuel addiction, increase isolation, and create a cycle that's tough to break on its own.
- Depression and substance use
- Anxiety, panic, or phobias
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or trauma-related challenges
- Bipolar symptoms
- Personality-related concerns
- Attention-deficit / hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and impulsivity
- Sleep or mood disruptions
- Psychosis or schizoaffective symptoms
When it may be necessary
If treatment before didn't quite stick.
You may benefit from integrated treatment if:
Emotional symptoms persist even when substance use decreases.
Past trauma or high anxiety cause cravings or relapse.
Mood swings or depression make it hard to stay motivated.
Other programs have focused only on addiction or only on mental health.
You're unsure what's "normal" and what's a sign of something deeper.
What it looks like
A care plan built around your whole story.
We start by getting to know you — your story, your strengths, and the challenges you're facing. From there, our team builds a plan tailored to your needs.
Personalized care planning
Whether you're managing bipolar symptoms, working through trauma, or navigating anxiety, your treatment is built for you.
Integrated therapy
Proven approaches — cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), trauma therapy, motivational interviewing, and life skills support — grounded in compassion.
24/7 support
Our team is available around the clock to provide guidance, medication management, and emotional care.
Focus areas
Conditions with dedicated pages.
ADHD
Integrated care for ADHD and substance use, treating impulsivity and cravings together.
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Stability-focused care for bipolar disorder alongside addiction recovery.
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Integrated treatment for depression and substance use, addressed together.
Learn more →Personality Disorders
Trauma-informed, integrated care for personality disorders and addiction.
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Why Oak Grove Recovery
Care that sees the whole person.
Recovery is about more than abstinence — it's about rebuilding a life that feels whole and worth living. We offer 24/7 admissions and medical support and a safe, judgment-free space built for real healing. We proudly accept Ohio Medicaid and work with many commercial insurance carriers.
Common questions
Co-occurring disorders, answered.
What are co-occurring disorders?
Co-occurring disorders — sometimes called a dual diagnosis — happen when someone experiences both a substance use issue and a mental health condition at the same time. This is more common than many realize, and it can make recovery more complicated without the right support.
Why treat mental health and addiction together?
Treating just one part of the picture often leads to setbacks. Integrated treatment brings mental health care and addiction recovery into one connected, structured setting, which supports lasting healing.
Is medication part of co-occurring disorders treatment?
It can be, when it fits your plan. We offer medication-assisted treatment (Suboxone, Subutex, or Vivitrol) to ease cravings, along with medication management by authorized medical providers for concerns like depression, anxiety, or mood swings. Medication is always paired with therapy, monitored for your safety and goals.
Is co-occurring disorders treatment covered by insurance?
We accept Ohio Medicaid and work with many commercial insurance carriers. Our team can help verify your specific coverage.
Whole-person care
Two challenges, one plan.
When substance use and a mental-health condition show up together, treating one without the other rarely holds. Our team addresses both at once — coordinated therapy, medical care, and support built around the whole person, not a single diagnosis.
Reach out today
Real change begins at Oak Grove.
If you're facing both substance use and emotional pain, you're not alone — and you're not beyond help. Call and we'll listen, guide, and help you begin again.