Mental Health Services

Co-occurring Disorders

Research shows us that it is common for people to have a mental illness and a substance use disorder (co-occurring disorder). Integrating both screening and treatment for mental and substance use disorders leads to a better quality of care. Here at the Center, we have providers who screen, diagnose and deliver integrated care to patients with co-occurring disorders. 

Our Approach

Available Mental Health Services

  • Teen Mental Health Groups

    Our Mental Health Groups are geared towards adolescents and teens aged 12 years or older. During the school year groups are scheduled in the afternoon and individual therapy is scheduled with the Mental Health Professional. 


    A proven therapy modality where clients learn and practice recovery strategies, build interpersonal skills, and reinforce and develop social support networks. This group meets twice weekly, these group sessions allow teens to build healthy relationships, support one another, and discuss the healing process. Structured and engaging way to foster openness, encourage healthy communication, and build a strong sense of community within the group. 


    Group topics can include:

    Body Image/Eating Disorders

    Social media, device use

    Trauma

    Intergeneration trauma

    Trauma repair

    Attachment injuries

    Meditation/mindfulness

    Inventory and Reflection

    Rules and expectations

  • Individual Teen Sessions

    Research shows that integrated treatment leads to better outcomes for those struggling with mental and substance use disorders. Here at CADT, we offer individual psychotherapy sessions with a Mental Health Professional. 

  • Teen Family Therapy Sessions

    Research indicates that family involvement in the treatment of mental and substance use disorders is generally a key factor in obtaining successful outcomes. CADT offers Family Therapy sessions as an add on to individual sessions on an as needed basis. Family sessions focus on effective communication as well as the improvement of relationships among family members.

  • Individual Adult Sessions

    Individual adult sessions with a Mental Health Professional are available at CADT. 

Contact:

For detailed information about the program or instructions on how to complete a brief screening to see if you meet eligible criteria please email mentalhealthsupport@cadt.org. For referrals please complete this form: Mental Health Referral.

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