Now In-Network With Medicaid
Now In-Network With Medicaid
At Promises Dallas-Fort Worth, dual diagnosis care may combine trauma-informed therapy, addiction counseling, psychiatric support, and practical coping strategies to address how both conditions influence recovery.
Dual diagnosis refers to the co-occurrence of a substance use disorder and one or more mental health conditions.
Research consistently shows that addiction and mental health disorders are deeply interrelated—each condition can trigger, worsen or perpetuate the other. Treating only one condition while ignoring the other significantly increases the risk of relapse and ongoing suffering.
At Promises Dallas-Fort Worth, integrated dual diagnosis treatment is a cornerstone of our clinical model. Our team of psychiatrists, therapists and counselors provides simultaneous, coordinated care for both addiction and mental health conditions.
Focusing on just one issue can leave the other untreated, increasing the risk of relapse. That’s why our care is designed to treat both substance use & mental health together—from day one.
Some of the most common co-occurring conditions include:
At Promises Dallas-Fort Worth, care is tailored to each person’s symptoms, experiences, and recovery goals. Treatment may bring together several forms of clinical and therapeutic support to promote stability, strengthen coping skills, and prepare individuals for continued recovery.
FREE & CONFIDENTIAL SUPPORT
Our Recovery Advocates are available 24/7 to answer questions and help find the right path for you. If we are not a good fit for your needs, we will refer you to a resource that is.
(469) 546-9303Deciding whether to enter treatment can raise questions about admissions, privacy, family involvement, insurance, and what happens after care. The answers below provide general information about seeking dual diagnosis treatment at Promises Dallas-Fort Worth.
The appropriate level of care depends on factors such as mental health symptoms, substance use patterns, physical health, safety concerns, previous treatment experiences, and the support available at home. The admissions and clinical teams at Promises use this information to determine whether residential treatment or another level of support may be appropriate.
The assessment process may explore mental health symptoms, substance use history, current medications, physical health needs, previous diagnoses, treatment history, and immediate concerns. This information helps the clinical team understand how both conditions are affecting the individual and recommend a more personalized treatment plan.
Family involvement may be included when it is clinically appropriate and the patient provides permission. Depending on the treatment plan, loved ones may participate in family engagement, education, communication support, or discharge planning to better understand the recovery process and prepare for the patient’s return home.
Promises Dallas-Fort Worth takes steps to protect patient information in accordance with applicable federal and state privacy requirements. Treatment details are generally shared only with people the patient has authorized or when disclosure is otherwise required or permitted by law.
Coverage depends on the insurance provider, individual policy, medical necessity, and recommended level of care. The Promises Dallas-Fort Worth admissions team can verify available benefits and explain coverage information before admission, although the insurance provider makes the final determination regarding payment.
Discharge planning begins before a patient leaves structured care. Based on individual needs, continued support may include outpatient therapy, psychiatric care, medication follow-up, recovery meetings, community resources, or sober living recommendations.
Yes. Previous relapse or an unsuccessful treatment experience does not mean that recovery is no longer possible. The clinical team can review what was helpful, identify concerns that may not have been fully addressed, and develop a treatment plan that considers both mental health and substance use needs.
The process begins with a confidential conversation with the admissions team. They can discuss current concerns, answer questions about the program, verify insurance benefits, and help determine whether a Promises facility may be an appropriate treatment option.
Our admissions team is available to answer questions about detox, treatment options, insurance and next steps.
INSURANCE & aDMISSIONS
We accept most major insurance plans and make the admissions process as smooth as possible. In many cases, you can verify your coverage and begin treatment within days.
We'll work with your insurance to confirm your benefits.
Our intake team will ask a series of questions to review your needs and determine the right level of care.
We'll create an individualized treatment plan based on your unique needs.
Your treatment journey begins, often within 24-48 hours.
Our admissions team is available to answer questions now.