Executive Dual Diagnosis, Executive Concurrent Disorder Treatment, Executive Co-Occuring Disorder Treatment
Research shows that 67% of persons affected by chemical dependency also show signs of metal illness or emotional disorder. The common name for such circumstance is executive concurrent disorder treatment, executive co-occurring disorder treatment, or executive dual diagnosis. Additional conditions that occur are Depression, Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Anxiety, PTSD (Posttraumatic Stress Disorder) and Bi-polar, and varying degrees of each.
Often times the addict is unaware of their dual disorder and is unknowingly self-medicating with drugs or alcohol.
Most treatment centers treat only one condition, either the addiction or the psychological issue. 
At OCR, our executive and celebrity clients go through various assessments to diagnose exactly what the problem is and then we use a multi-disciplinary team effort to provide intensive executive dual diagnosis and executive drug rehab services. At OCR we seek to increase education and understanding between family members, friends and community. At Orange Coast Recovery we treat the whole person and all of their diagnosis.
Dual Diagnosis can be viewed as another label for individuals who already struggle with labels, however it can also shed light on an individuals struggles, strengths and potentials. Dual Diagnosis clients respond better in smaller environments and that is one reason why we limit our enrollment to just 10 clients.
How Can We Help?
Dual Diganosis affects over 10 million persons each year.
The National Institute of Mental Health reports:
56% of persons with bi-polar disorder abuse substances.
47% of persons with schizophrenia abuse substances.
32% of persons with a mood disorder other than bi-polar abuse substances.
27% of persons with anxiety disorder abuse substances.
While these statistics can be alarming to some, they provide understanding for many.
Individuals do recover and go on to lead happy, sucessful, fulfilling lives.
If you think you or a loved one suffers from co-occurring disorder, or dual diagnosis, please call us 24 hours a day at 1-866-847-4506.