Co-Occurring Disorders

Integrated Treatment for Substance Use and Mental Health in Charlotte

Substance use disorders and mental health conditions often occur together. Anxiety, depression, PTSD, mood disorders, and unresolved trauma frequently contribute to ongoing substance use and increase the risk of relapse when left untreated.

At Advene Health, we provide integrated, evidence-based treatment that addresses both substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions within one coordinated care plan. Treating the whole person leads to stronger, more sustainable recovery outcomes.

What Are Co-Occurring Disorders?
Co-occurring disorders refer to the presence of both a substance use disorder and a mental health condition at the same time.
When only one condition is treated, the other may continue to drive symptoms and increase relapse risk. Integrated care improves stability and long-term success.

Common examples include:

Opioid use disorder and depression

Alcohol use disorder and anxiety

Substance use and PTSD

Drug addiction and mood disorders

Comprehensive Clinical Assessment

Effective treatment begins with a thorough understanding of your mental health and substance use history.

Our assessment process may include:

Evidence-Based Therapy and Trauma-Informed Care

Our clinicians use proven therapeutic approaches to address both mental health and substance use challenges.

including:

Integrated Medication-Assisted Treatment When Appropriate

What to Expect at Advene Health

Our focus is long-term stability, improved mental health, and sustained recovery. When you begin co-occurring disorders treatment with us.

You can expect:

Integrated Medication-Assisted Treatment When Appropriate

For individuals with opioid use disorder or other clinically appropriate conditions, Medication-Assisted Treatment may be incorporated into the recovery plan. MAT can help reduce cravings and stabilize physical dependence while therapy addresses underlying psychological factors.

All treatment is coordinated to ensure continuity, accountability, and measurable progress.