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A Comprehensive Program
for the Integrated Treatment of Co-occurring Disorders
Research has shown that the most effective treatment for co-occurring disorders is an integrated approach that treats substance use and mental health disorders at the same time.
 The Hazelden Co-occurring Disorders Program is the first comprehensive program that provides the best integrated treatment services for people with non-severe psychiatric disorders that co-occur with substance use disorders.
This integrated treatment approach helps people recover by offering both mental health and substance use services at the same time and in one setting.
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Based on Integrated Dual Disorders Treatment Model
The Dartmouth Psychiatric Research Center developed and tested the Integrated Dual Disorders Treatment (IDDT) model, an established evidence-based practice designed for people with severe mental health disorders.
The Hazelden Co-occurring Disorders Program draws on the numerous randomized controlled trials using the IDDT model and adapts them for patients with non-severe mental health disorders.
Authors
The Hazelden Co-occurring Disorders Program was developed by leaders in the research and treatment of co-occurring disorders.
The program authors are faculty members of the Dartmouth Medical School.
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Goals
The primary goal of the Hazelden Co-occurring Disorders Program is to offer current information and proven tools to treat non-severe co-occurring disorders.
The Hazelden Co-occurring Disorders Program:
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Helps program directors assess and expand the capabilities of their current organization
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Offers clinicians an easy-to-use treatment program with tools that give clients and their families necessary services and support
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Integrates the most current best practices and therapies in the field, such as motivational enhancement therapy (MET), cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and Twelve Step facilitation (TSF)
The program also offers:
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Effective customizable strategies to treat clients' specific co-occurring disorders
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Evidence-based strategies and standardized best practices for treatment, mental health, and criminal justice
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Tools to help sustain clinicians' confidence and skills to assess and treat patients' co-occurring disorders
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Benchmarks to transform Addiction Only Services (AOS) or Mental Health Only Services (MHOS) to Dual Diagnosis Capable (DDC), and to transform a DDC program to Dual Diagnosis Enhanced (DDE) treatment
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Manualized integrated treatment interventions that educate and train new staff to treat both substance use and mental health disorders
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A DVD presentation that allows clients and family members to access the same educational information offered to clinicians and other health care professionals. This approach supports a key concept of effective treatment in which all participants are equal shareholders in deciding the most appropriate integrated treatment plan
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Screening and assessment measures to distinguish between drug-induced mental health problems and psychiatric morbidity and to help determine effective pharmacotherapy and psychosocial interventions
Key excerpts
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The Hazelden Co-occurring Disorders Program consists of five curricula, a DVD, and the Clinical Administrator's Guidebook.
Find out more about each component, including prices and how to purchase:
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| Preview CDP |
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Sampler and overview
Download the first chapters and sample pages from each manual
Slideshow overview
Download a presentation describing the research, background and materials that make up the program
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| CDP video preview |
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A Guide to Living with Co-occurring Disorders provides an educational overview of co-occurring disorders, offers interviews from people who have them, and discusses ways that patients can participate in treatment to better manage their recovery.
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