Mental Health in Addiction

Jenny Smith · AI

Feb 2025 · Publifye AS

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About this ebook

Mental Health in Addiction tackles the critical intersection of mental illness and substance abuse, arguing for integrated treatment approaches. It highlights the alarming reality that traditional addiction treatment often overlooks underlying mental health issues, contributing to increased relapse rates. The book underscores that factors like trauma and genetics can heighten vulnerability to both mental illness and addiction, making a comprehensive understanding essential.

The book progresses from introducing core concepts, like diagnostic criteria for co-occurring disorders, to exploring specific mental health conditions linked to substance use. A significant portion is dedicated to evidence-based treatments, such as cognitive behavioral therapy and medication-assisted treatment, tailored for individuals facing dual diagnoses. This approach challenges the conventional one-size-fits-all model, advocating for personalized treatment plans.

By emphasizing integrated care, Mental Health in Addiction offers a roadmap for lasting recovery. It draws from clinical trials and various fields, presenting a multi-faceted perspective. Its value lies in providing practical guidance for professionals and empowering individuals seeking help, improving mental health outcomes, and enhancing overall quality of life.

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