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Co-Occurring Care
Many individuals living with a substance use disorder also experience mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, trauma-related disorders, or other behavioral health challenges. At Cornerstone Recovery Residence, our co-occurring capable program provides integrated care that addresses both substance use and mental health needs within an ASAM Level 3.1 residential treatment setting.
Through individualized treatment planning, coordinated services, and person-centered care, residents receive support that promotes lasting recovery and overall well-being.
“Recovery is strongest when we care for the whole person.”
Integrated support for substance use and mental health.
- Co-Occurring Care
Treating the Whole Person
Substance use and mental health conditions often influence one another. That’s why our approach focuses on understanding the whole person—not just a diagnosis.
Our co-occurring capable program provides integrated, recovery-focused care that supports residents experiencing substance use disorders alongside co-occurring mental health conditions. Through individualized treatment planning, ongoing assessment, and coordinated services, residents receive care that reflects their unique needs, strengths, and recovery goals.
- Integrated care
- Individualized treatment planning
- Person-centered support
- What Co-Occurring Care Includes
Integrated Support for Recovery
Effective recovery means addressing both substance use and mental health together. Our co-occurring capable approach helps ensure residents receive coordinated care that supports every aspect of their recovery.
Integrated Assessment
We consider both substance use and mental health needs during the assessment process to help guide individualized treatment planning.
Individualized Care
Treatment plans are developed around each resident's unique strengths, challenges, recovery goals, and co-occurring needs.
Coordinated Services
Recovery support, case management, life skills development, and other services work together to support the whole person throughout residential treatment.
- Whole-Person Recovery
How Co-Occurring Care Supports Recovery
Recovery is most effective when substance use and mental health are addressed together. Throughout residential treatment, our co-occurring capable approach helps ensure residents receive coordinated, person-centered care that supports both their recovery goals and overall well-being.
- Comprehensive Assessment
Understanding the Whole Person
Care begins with an assessment that considers substance use, mental health needs, medical history, strengths, challenges, and recovery goals.
- Recovery Skill Development
Building Healthy Coping Skills
Residents strengthen coping strategies, emotional regulation, communication, and other practical skills that support continued recovery.
- Integrated Treatment
Addressing Both Needs Together
Treatment planning considers how substance use and mental health influence one another, helping create a more complete and individualized approach to recovery.
- Ongoing Progress
Adapting Throughout Recovery
Treatment plans are reviewed regularly to reflect progress, changing needs, and continued growth.
- Individualized Support
Care Based on Your Needs
Services and recovery strategies are tailored to each resident's unique experiences, strengths, and goals.
- Continuing Care Planning
Preparing for Continued Recovery
Planning begins before discharge to help residents transition successfully into ongoing treatment, community resources, and recovery supports.
- Coordinated Care
Working Together
Recovery support, case management, life skills development, and other services work together to promote whole-person recovery.
- Recovery Beyond Residential Treatment
Moving Forward With Confidence
Residents leave with a personalized continuing care plan and connections to ongoing services that support continued recovery after residential treatment.
- Our Approach
Integrated Care for Lasting Recovery
Many people living with substance use disorders also experience mental health conditions. Our co-occurring capable approach recognizes this connection and provides coordinated, person-centered care that addresses both throughout residential treatment.
By integrating individualized treatment planning, recovery support, case management, life skills development, and continuing care planning, we help residents develop the skills, support, and confidence needed for continued recovery beyond our program.
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Comprehensive Assessment
Understanding substance use, mental health needs, strengths, and recovery goals to guide individualized care.
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Integrated Treatment Planning
Developing personalized treatment goals that address both substance use and co-occurring mental health needs.
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Coordinated Support
Bringing together recovery services, case management, and individualized support to promote whole-person recovery.
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Continuing Care Planning
Helping residents transition successfully with personalized discharge planning and connections to ongoing treatment and community resources.
- Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is co-occurring care?
Co-occurring care is an integrated approach that addresses both substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions at the same time. At Cornerstone Recovery Residence, treatment planning considers the whole person to help support lasting recovery.
What are co-occurring mental health conditions?
Co-occurring mental health conditions are mental health disorders that occur alongside a substance use disorder. Many individuals seeking treatment experience both, which is why our program provides coordinated, person-centered care that addresses each resident’s unique needs.
How does co-occurring care support recovery?
Substance use and mental health often influence one another. By addressing both together through individualized treatment planning, coordinated services, and recovery support, residents receive care that promotes overall well-being and continued recovery.
Will my treatment plan address my mental health needs?
Yes. Every resident receives an individualized treatment plan based on a comprehensive assessment of their substance use history, co-occurring mental health needs, strengths, challenges, and recovery goals.
Ready to Learn More?
Whether you’re seeking treatment for yourself, supporting a loved one, or making a professional referral, our admissions team is here to answer your questions and help determine whether Cornerstone’s ASAM Level 3.1 residential treatment program is the right fit.