We at Chattanooga Recovery Center extend comprehensive programs for overcoming substance dependencies and also address fundamental mental health needs. Our staff brings the insight and skills needed to acknowledge that addictions to drugs and alcohol frequently overlap with psychological disorders, with data revealing that a quarter of adults with mental illnesses also face substance use issues, and studies suggest that nearly half of people with addictions have some form of mental health condition. The various factors linking these problems make it difficult to resolve one without the other, so our center includes thorough mental health services as part of our substance abuse treatment plans.
Psychological Well-being
We at Chattanooga Recovery Center provide robust programs for substance use recovery and also focus on essential mental health support. Our team holds the necessary experience to see that dependencies on drugs and alcohol often align with mental health struggles, as statistics indicate that one in four people with mental disorders also deal with substance abuse, and some research points to as many as half of individuals with addictions having a co-occurring mental health problem. The multiple reasons for this overlap mean that treating one aspect alone is insufficient, so we offer detailed mental health interventions alongside our addiction services.