Dual Diagnosis Program
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Dual Diagnosis is an integrated program that serves adults who are experiencing a range of mild to moderate mental health issues that complicate and contribute to their drug abuse. Clients who are experiencing significant symptoms of depression, anxiety, or a variety of other disorders can benefit from treatment that acknowledges the relationship between the co-existing disorders.
The four-phase program utilizes both individual and group treatment modalities. It integrates a variety of educational, motivational, cognitive, and behavioral strategies promoting client involvement in the process of recovery and on-going change. Attention is focused on preparing the client for treatment participation; enhancing the client’s motivation to change; monitoring symptoms of their disorders; and promoting the support of family and significant others.
Once enrolled, the program is a six to eight month commitment. Phase I requires daily attendance Monday-Friday from 1:30-3pm for 8-10 weeks. In Phase II, clients attend Monday, Thursday, and Friday for 8-10 weeks, and in Phase III clients attend Monday and Friday for 8-10 weeks. After Care (Phase IV) is on Friday for 4-6 weeks.
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Outreach: Outreach services are also offered as a component of the Dual Diagnosis Program. This service is utilized for clients who are having difficulty engaging in the program due to homelessness, poor coping skills, lack of motivation (depression), psychiatric issues and barriers, as well as, lack of social support. Outreach Counselors are available by referral from outside agencies such as Child Protective Services (CPS) and Mental Health, etc. (Back to top)
Fees: Any low income woman residing in Yolo County who has children under 18 (even if those children are not in her custody) can receive treatment at no cost. Other funding sources include: Medi-Cal, CalWORKs, Proposition 36, Drug Court and Child Protective Services. We also offer a sliding scale fee for our adult services with the ability to make monthly payments. (Back to top)
For more information, contact CommuniCare Health Centers Substance Abuse Treatment Program: (916) 371-1966 or (530) 668-2400. (Back to top)
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