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The Canyon offers sophisticated care and customized treatment for individuals with co-occurring conditions. This elite center offers a complete continuum of care that includes many treatment options, services, and learning tools that allow each client to build a lasting foundation of recovery.
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Eating Disorders Treatment
Eating disorders can affect both women and men or young and old. They can be crippling disorders that can take hold of the lives’ of those suffering from them if they are not diagnosed and treated appropriately.
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Prescription Drug Rehab Programs
Prescription drug rehab programs are critical in the era of prescribed medication. With the ease of obtaining these habit-forming meds, there has been a coinciding rise in the cases of addiction.
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Alcohol Rehab
There are a wide variety of alcohol treatment services available these days that can be tailored into a personalized rehabilitation program that can suit the recovery needs of any individual in addiction treatment.
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Kathleen Bigsby, PhD, LCSW CEO
“I love what we do. I believe in what we do.”
The exceptional group of psychiatrists, therapists and clinical staff at The Canyon are well trained in treating clients that suffer from any combination of mental illness, behavioral problems and/or substance abuse issues.
Co-occurring Disorders
The term co-occurring disorder is often used interchangeably with the terms: co-morbidity and dual disorders. All of these describe a condition where a person is affected by a type of chemical dependency and an emotional or psychiatric illness. Individuals who experience a dual diagnosis often face a wide range of psychosocial issues and may experience more than two interacting illnesses.
The program at The Canyon is nationally recognized for integrative and evidence based methods that have produced proven results for individuals with addiction and mental health disorders, we are one of very few facilities that are prepared to deal effectively with a co-morbid diagnosis.
Research shows that more than half of the people affected by one condition (such as an addictive disorder) are also affected by at least one other condition (such as an emotional or mental condition), and vice versa. Individuals with these disorders often face a wide range of psychosocial issues and may experience more than two interacting illnesses. When all conditions are not simultaneously treated, recovery is far more difficult. Unfortunately, because many addiction recovery and mental health programs treat only one condition, many people are under-treated. A single course of treatment is less likely to be effective than a comprehensive plan that simultaneously treats all addictions, and disorders.
Clients that are admitted into the treatment center for several conditions might be seeking help for eating disorders, pain management, trauma or more.