Dual Diagnosis
Integrated care for co occurring mental health and substance use concerns, with personalized plans that promote recovery, stability and quality of life.
When mental health and substance use overlap, treating one without the other rarely works. We address both together, with one coordinated plan focused on recovery and stability.
What we hope to achieve
- 01Treat both at onceOne integrated plan for co occurring conditions.
- 02Understand the connectionHow mood, stress and substance use feed each other.
- 03Build stabilityRoutines and supports that make recovery sustainable.
- 04Plan aheadRecognize warning signs and prevent relapse.
Clinicians who offer Dual Diagnosis
Questions about Dual Diagnosis
What is Dual Diagnosis?
Integrated care for co occurring mental health and substance use concerns, with personalized plans that promote recovery, stability and quality of life.
When mental health and substance use overlap, treating one without the other rarely works. We address both together, with one coordinated plan focused on recovery and stability.
What are the goals of Dual Diagnosis?
Dual Diagnosis at Restoring Minds focuses on:
- Treat both at once: One integrated plan for co occurring conditions.
- Understand the connection: How mood, stress and substance use feed each other.
- Build stability: Routines and supports that make recovery sustainable.
- Plan ahead: Recognize warning signs and prevent relapse.
How do I start Dual Diagnosis at Restoring Minds?
Request an appointment online through our secure patient portal, or call (314) 620-8291. Our intake team will help match you with a clinician who fits your needs, schedule and insurance.
Sessions are available in our Oakville office in south St. Louis County and by telehealth.
Does insurance cover Dual Diagnosis?
Coverage depends on your plan. We’re in network with Aetna, Ambetter, All Savers Insurance, Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS), Golden Rule, UMR, UnitedHealthcare, MultiPlan, Home State Health, Healthy Blue, and Cigna, and we’ll handle any preauthorization your plan requires.
Copays and deductibles vary, so it’s worth a quick call to your insurer to confirm your benefits.