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Every year it's recommended that people get a physical check-up to keep an eye on your health, and to give you time to ask your doctor questions about things that may have been concerning to you. If we do this regularly with our physical health, why don’t we also do it with our mental health?
Mental health can fluctuate during your lifetime. Whether you just go through a rough period, or you’ve been managing something like depression for years, there’s no shame in wanting or needing help from a professional. We don’t know all the answers in life right off the bat. By seeking help for your mental health you can learn the skills you need to properly manage it on your own.
As the oldest non-profit rehabilitation center in the state, our team at Serenity Lane has seen exactly how much mental health plays a role in recovery over the years. We believe everyone deserves a space where they can seek help for their mental health, but what exactly does that entail? When should someone seek help for their mental health?
You gave me my wife back. First Serenity Lane saved her life and then the continued recovery program gave her one. ~Jeff
Over 730,000 adults in Oregon have a mental health condition, but what does that mean?
Mental health is a broad spectrum. Our brains are affected every day by our surroundings and experiences. From stress at work to an argument with a friend, everything compounds into how we’re feeling and how we’re managing ourselves day-to-day.
Just like we can experience physical ailments, our brains can also be affected by different conditions. The most common mental health concerns include things such as trauma, anxiety, and depression. These conditions are often influenced by outside factors and experiences, but the conditions themselves also impact more than just the brain. Mental health concerns can take a toll on your life as a whole.
The most common mental health concerns include things such as trauma, anxiety, and depression.
Our trained and licensed medical staff here at Serenity Lane knows the importance of mental health treatment. We have therapy incorporated into every level of care we offer, from inpatient to outpatient. We always work with our clients and address their needs to set them up for long-term success in recovery.
We extend this modality into other aspects of our treatment programs, such as our specialty programming. We offer family programs, programs for healthcare professionals, and more.
Did you know that detox is often considered necessary care for those with a substance use disorder by insurance companies?
Substance use and mental health concerns are often two sides of the same coin. People who are dealing with untreated mental health conditions turn to substance use to manage their side effects. Substance use impacts our behavior and brain chemistry, leading to developing or worsening mental health conditions.
When seeking recovery, it’s important to address every component of a person. If mental health was part of the reason someone started substance use, you must address it alongside their substance use. Our brains and bodies are very complex, and many conditions play into one another. Being aware of this during treatment is very important to give clients the extensive care they need and deserve.
More often than not, the first step in the addiction treatment process is detox. Put your trust in our proven track record and begin your journey to sobriety.
It’s a term that refers to someone who is managing both a substance use disorder and mental health concerns at the same time.
There is no one combination that defines a dual diagnosis. One client might be managing PTSD and alcohol use, while another is managing depression and an opioid use disorder. The key component of dual diagnosis treatment is properly identifying an individual's unique concerns and setting up a treatment plan that addresses all of them.
As mentioned earlier, substance use often plays a large role in someone’s mental health – but it’s not the only source of mental health concerns.
Our mental health is greatly influenced by everything around us. This includes our home life, relationships, financial stability, stressors, physical health, and more. Let’s take a look at some of these factors in a little more detail.
When you’re dealing with a mental health condition, it can sometimes feel like the things you’re dealing with aren’t “serious enough” to warrant treatment. It can be easy to convince yourself that “others have it worse,” or “it’s only bad sometimes,” but there’s something else you should keep in mind.
More than one person can experience hardship at the same time without invalidating each other. It’s not a competition to see who “has it worse.” We all have different situations and different ways we react and manage those situations.
Even if it’s only bad sometimes, it’s still bad when it is. You deserve to know how to manage the bad moments when they do happen.
If you feel like you need help, even if it’s a fleeting thought, then you deserve to have access to it. There isn’t a set list of requirements needed to “qualify” for mental health treatment.
Whether you’re seeking help with both substance use and mental health, or you just want help with your mental health, Serenity Lane has you covered. We offer the full continuum of care for clients seeking dual diagnosis treatment, as well as outpatient services dedicated to mental health for those who need it.
No matter what your history is, our dedicated team is ready to help. You can get started today by checking out our website or by giving us a call directly at 800-543-9905. With a variety of locations, you’re sure to find one that's close to home so you can get easy access to the treatment you deserve.
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Serenity Lane offers individualized, effective, and innovative solutions for your clients, neighbors, colleagues, friends, acquaintances, and family members struggling with opioid dependency, and any other addiction. Our residential treatment center in Coburg, Oregon can help you or a loved one today.
Don’t wait another day to get the help you or a loved one needs. Call to speak to a recovery specialist now: 800-543-9905.
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