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Depression is a very common mental health disorder globally. According to a national survey in 2020, about twenty-one million adults in the United States had at least one major depressive episode in the past year, which was mostly prevalent in females and individuals aged 18-25.2
Most cases of dual diagnosis involve substance use disorders and major depression manifesting simultaneously in an individual. Treatment of a dual diagnosis is a delicate process, as both conditions must be thoroughly addressed. Some ways a dual diagnosis of depression and addiction can be treated will be detailed below.
Cognitive behavioral therapy is a form of psychotherapy that focuses on helping affected persons substitute their disturbing emotions and negative coping mechanisms for healthy, desirable new ways of thinking.
Psychotherapy, also known as talk therapy, helps patients to cope with their negative emotions in positive and healthier ways. During psychotherapy, mental health professionals create a safe space for people to work through or resolve their emotional and mental issues, thereby improving dual diagnosis symptoms.
Sometimes, people with MDD don’t feel any better after taking medications and going to therapy. People with this kind of depression are classified as being treatment resistant.
Only trained and licensed TMS professionals or technicians are allowed to administer TMS treatment. They are also responsible for answering any related questions and providing patient monitoring during treatment.
If you or a loved one could benefit from TMS therapy, Essence Health and Wellness is here to help. Our licensed therapists can equip you with the necessary tools and techniques to establish and maintain sustainable wellness and healing. Don’t hesitate to reach out and begin recovery today.
At EHW, we accept health insurance plans from most providers. If you are covered by a private or commercial insurance policy, your plan may cover your substance use and mental health treatment costs.