Inpatient Mental Health and Addiction Treatment

Beaches Recovery is closely monitoring COVID-19 (Coronavirus)

Beaches Recovery keeps a safe environment and can now screen for Coronavirus (COVID-19) to ensure our community is safe. All intakes are screened for COVID-19 and patients are being supervised by medical staff around the clock.

In conjunction with our existing infection control policies, Beaches Recovery and Tides Edge Recovery are closely monitoring CDC updates on the impact of the coronavirus as they are released. We would like to take the time to inform you of our facility’s preventative measures we have put in place at both of our facilities. Our goal is to keep our patients, their families, and our employees safe. All efforts are guided by and in adherence to the recommendations distributed by the CDC.

1.All staff has received infection control and prevention training.
2. Thorough disinfection and hygiene guidelines have been provided.
3. Patient care supplies such as disinfectant wipes and hand sanitizers are being monitored and utilized. Hand-outs have been provided detailing general principles such as hand washing, covering your nose and mouth when coughing, and refraining from touching your eyes and/or face.
4. Screening protocols have been enhanced such as a review of travel history, and current health status in an effort to reduce those with flu like symptoms from admitting to our facilities.
5. Visitation policies will continue to be reviewed at least twice a week.
6. We are in communication with our local health department to receive important community-specific updates.

In summary, the safety of our patients, their families, and our employees is our top priority, and we will remain steadfast in our efforts to reduce any risk associated with COVID-19 and keep everyone save and healthy.

Mental health issues and substance abuse problems go hand-in-hand. People that struggle with both often enter a dual diagnosis treatment program. While the program is helpful, it’s not usually effective unless the patient also gets inpatient mental health therapy. It’s important for people who need dual diagnosis treatment to enter the program at a treatment center that will really help them mentally recover.

Why Inpatient Mental Health Treatment Is Important With Dual Diagnosis

Dual diagnosis is used to help patients who struggle with a substance addiction and mental illness. Patients in a dual diagnosis program meet with someone who diagnoses their mental health problem, provides therapy and prescribes medication if needed. Alone, dual diagnosis treatment can be helpful, but it’s not always enough.

Patients need addiction help and mental health care outside of a dual diagnosis program. They need to learn how to cope with stress, triggers, and other negative stimuli in a healthy way. If they don’t learn proper coping skills and healthy habits, they won’t be able to stay sober after treatment.

Why Inpatient Mental Health Treatment Is Better Than Outpatient Mental Health Care

Addiction treatment is a stressful process. People with mental health problems have more issues than most others. Their struggles can cause them to have depressive episodes, panic attacks, and other problems.

With inpatient care, patients are guaranteed to be with caring and capable staff members at any time. When a mental health problem comes up, they’ll be able to get help immediately. If someone decides to get mental health care outside of the treatment center, they won’t always have access to addiction help as well. That could cause serious, lasting harm, especially if their mental health issues cause them to leave treatment early.

Treatment Programs That Help With Inpatient Mental Health Treatment

Many addiction treatment programs provide patients with therapies they can use to mentally heal from addiction. People with mental disorders can find much-needed care in those programs. They include:

Some patients with mental health disorders may also find much needed mental health care in holistic and fitness programs. Typically, these programs keep people engaged in the recovery process. They can also be used to teach people how to cope with stress in healthy ways.

If you’re struggling with addiction and a mental health disorder, dual diagnosis treatment is an option for you. Don’t wait. Call Beaches Recovery today at 866.605.0532 and talk to someone about your mental health treatment options.