Mental health disorders affect millions of people each year, disrupting daily life, relationships, and overall well-being.
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Mental health disorders are conditions that affect a person’s thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, often making daily life more challenging. These disorders can impact relationships, work, and overall well-being.
Some people may experience mild symptoms that come and go, while others struggle with more severe, long-term conditions that require professional support.
Mental health disorders can affect anyone, regardless of background or life circumstances. While genetics, brain chemistry, and life experiences all play a role, untreated symptoms can make it difficult to manage responsibilities, maintain relationships, or even find joy in everyday life.
When a person has both a mental health disorder and SUD, this is known as dual diagnosis. Treating only one condition without addressing the other often leads to relapse or worsening symptoms.
At Longview Recovery, we recognize that mental health disorders and substance use challenges are deeply connected.
Our approach combines medical detox, therapy, and evidence-based treatments to address the root causes of both conditions. By focusing on individualized care, we help clients build the skills and confidence needed to manage their mental health and maintain sobriety.
There are a wide range of mental health disorders that often co-occur alongside SUD. Addressing these disorders is essential for long-term stability and maintaining healthy relationships.
Below are some of the most common conditions we focus on in treatment:
Anger isn’t always a problem on its own, but when it becomes uncontrollable, frequent, or destructive, it can:
While symptoms may vary between individuals, there are some common trends across people that experience anger and emotional dysregulation.
Signs of anger-related challenges include:
Bipolar disorder involves intense mood swings between depressive lows and manic highs. These shifts can affect decision-making, relationships, and overall mental health. Without treatment, people may turn to substances in an attempt to regulate their emotions, often worsening symptoms.
Manic symptoms may include:
Depressive symptoms may include:
Codependency often develops in relationships where one person feels responsible for another’s emotions or behaviors, often at the expense of their own well-being.
This pattern can lead to enabling substance use, staying in toxic relationships, or struggling with personal boundaries.
Signs of codependency include:
Depression can affect every aspect of life, making even small tasks feel overwhelming. When untreated, many turn to substances for relief, but alcohol and drug use can deepen depressive symptoms.
Symptoms of depression include:
Grief is a natural response to loss, but when it becomes prolonged or overwhelming, it can lead to depression, isolation, or reliance on substances for emotional relief.
Unresolved grief can make it difficult to move forward and engage in everyday life. Signs that grief may require professional support include:
Low self-esteem can contribute to mental health struggles and substance use, making it difficult to build healthy relationships or set personal goals. Many individuals with self-worth challenges experience negative self-talk, feelings of unworthiness, or fear of failure.
Indicators of low self-esteem include:
Trauma is a deeply distressing or disturbing experience, while PTSD is a mental health condition that can develop after someone experiences or witnesses a traumatic event.
Without treatment, trauma can resurface in the form of flashbacks, panic attacks, emotional numbness, or trust issues.
Mental health disorders don’t often appear overnight.
For many, symptoms develop gradually, making them easy to overlook, especially when substance use is involved. Recognizing the early signs and seeking help can prevent symptoms from worsening and improve long-term recovery outcomes.
Many people dismiss changes in mood, energy levels, or behavior as just a rough patch or temporary stress. But when these shifts persist, they can begin to interfere with daily life.
The earlier someone receives support for mental health disorders, the easier it is to:
Co-occurring disorders often make underlying mental health disorders harder to recognize. Substance use can temporarily numb depression or anxiety, making it seem like the primary issue is addiction rather than an untreated mental health condition.
The following describes some of our treatment options:
We utilize proven therapeutic methods to help clients understand their emotions, manage symptoms, and develop healthier coping mechanisms to alleviate the symptoms of mental health disorders.
Some of the core therapies we offer include:
At Longview Recovery, clients are given the opportunity to experience multiple therapeutic modalities at once, providing an integrated approach to care for mental health disorders.
Mental health recovery goes beyond talk therapy. At Longview Recovery, we incorporate holistic practices to support overall well-being, reduce stress, and encourage emotional expression within the treatment plan for mental health disorders.
These approaches include:
Holistic therapeutic options offer a comprehensive path to well-being, addressing the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit for lasting healing.
For those who need additional support in managing mental health symptoms, we offer MAT when appropriate. MAT can help stabilize mood disorders, reduce anxiety, and support recovery from substance use, allowing clients to focus on therapy and long-term healing.
We understand that every client’s journey is unique, which is why our team works closely with individuals to create personalized treatment plans that align with their needs, goals, and family dynamics.
Healing from mental health disorders isn’t about a one-size-fits-all approach – it’s about finding what works best for each person. We emphasize building life skills, maintaining healthy relationships, and learning how to navigate challenges with resilience.
At Longview Recovery, success is about helping clients and their families define what a fulfilling, sustainable recovery looks like and giving them the tools to achieve it.
The following describes some of the strategies and habits focused on at Longview Recovery:
Sleep, nutrition, and exercise all play a critical role in mental health.
A consistent sleep schedule helps regulate mood, while balanced nutrition fuels the brain and body. Prioritizing these fundamental aspects of self-care can significantly enhance overall mental and emotional resilience.
Isolation can worsen mental health disorders and their symptoms. Group therapy and peer support create a sense of connection, allowing individuals to share experiences, gain perspective, and feel understood.
Developing a strong support system – whether through therapy, 12-step programs, or sober living communities – helps reinforce recovery.
Mental health disorders and challenges often come with self-doubt and negative thoughts.
Learning to practice self-compassion through positive self-talk, setting boundaries, and recognizing personal progress can improve self-esteem and emotional resilience.
Choosing the right treatment center can make all the difference in recovery.
Longview Recovery offers caring, personalized support in a comfortable, nature-inspired setting. We help our clients find balance, build stability, and achieve lasting recovery.
At Longview Recovery, we believe in treating the whole person, not only the symptoms, so clients can build a healthier, more fulfilling life.
Longview Recovery is where your journey begins.
