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If you are struggling with poor mental health, it might be time to visit a mental health treatment center. Many people who struggle with mental health disorders in the United States also struggle with addiction and need mental health rehab, which includes addiction treatment. Thankfully, you don’t have to suffer alone; you can find thousands of mental health treatment facility options across the United States offering dual diagnosis treatment or specialty mental health treatment.

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Mental Health Statistics in the U.S.

Across the United States, 1 out of every five adults experiences a mental illness annually. One out of every 20 experiences a severe mental illness that impedes their functioning. 50% of Lifetime mental illness starts by the age of 14.

  • Nearly 20% of the population has an anxiety disorder. 
  • In 2020, 66% of adults sought treatment for depression.
  • 4.4% of the population struggles with bipolar disorder.
  • 2% of the population has OCD. 
  • It’s estimated that 8.8% of the population has been diagnosed with ADHD. 
  • At any given time, 6% of the population has PTSD.
  • Only 46.2% of adults with a mental illness get treatment.

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What Are the Most Common Mental Health Disorders?

Mental health looks different for everyone. Some common mental health disorders are almost exclusively caused by genetics, While others are caused by environments or changing circumstances.

Women are twice as likely to struggle with anxiety compared to men. Generalized anxiety disorder often occurs in conjunction with major depression, so it's common for people to struggle with both.

At any given time, 8.4% of the population has a depressive episode. Major depressive disorder can interfere with your ability to function, lasting for months at a time. 

Bipolar disorder was previously referred to as manic depressive disorder in light of the fact that it manifests in the form of severe manic or depressive episodes. These episodes can last for months at a time, leaving people feeling high or low without any reprieve. 

OCD can manifest in the form of mental obsessions, uncontrollable and intrusive thoughts, or compulsions which are uncontrollable physical actions like turning a light switch on and off 12 times before walking out the door. 50% of people with OCD have severe enough OCD to interfere with their daily lives.

ADHD is more commonly diagnosed in men, with boys diagnosed at a rate of 11.7% of the population and girls diagnosed at a rate of 5.7%, but this doesn't necessarily mean the girls don't struggle with ADHD to the same degree.

PTSD comes from exposure to a traumatic event. Trauma is any dangerous or shocking event that happens directly to you or something you witness, or even something that happens in the lives of those who are close to you. Women are more likely to experience child abuse or sexually assaulted. Men are more likely to experience physical assault, accidents, combat, or witness injury and death.

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How Can Mental Health Impact Overall Wellness?

The mind and body are heavily intertwined, so mental health can significantly impact your overall physical wellness. Your mental health can directly impact your digestive system. 

  1. People with chronic depression or anxiety can experience physiological changes to their digestive tract, intensifying discomfort and interfering with function.
  2. Chronic stress, PTSD, and depression can affect your sleep. Almost all mental health disorders can contribute to insomnia or sleep apnea, making it difficult to fall asleep, stay asleep, or sleep the proper amount.
  3. Mental health can impact your heart health. If you are regularly stressed from anxiety disorders, OCD, or PTSD, it can release abnormally high cortisol levels, which spikes your heart rate and blood pressure. Over time high levels of chronic depression, anxiety, or PTSD can increase your risk of heart disease.

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Are Mental Health and Addiction Related?

An average of 40% of people with OCD also struggle with drug abuse. 80% of people with addiction also have depression. There are two ways that mental health and addiction are related:

 

Mental health disorders, then addiction

The first way is through self-medication. In these circumstances, someone with an existing mental health disorder tries to self-medicate with drugs and alcohol. This leads to addiction.  This is very common in people who have been misdiagnosed or people who have only been given prescription medications without concurrent therapy. 92.7% of adults with bipolar disorder are initially misdiagnosed, meaning the medication they are prescribed is insufficient. When this happens, people are more likely to turn to drugs and alcohol to self-medicate and compensate for areas where medication falls short. 

 

Addiction, then mental health disorders

The other way is when someone struggles with addiction to drugs and alcohol, and the structural changes to the brain result in the development of mental health disorders. As little as one month of cocaine abuse can lead to physical changes in the part of the brain associated with impulse control and rewards. 

These changes can make someone more susceptible to poor mental health and the subsequent development of things like depression and anxiety. Thankfully, you can get help for mental health disorders and addiction no matter the order in which they manifest.

What is Dual Diagnosis Therapy?

Dual diagnosis treatment is something you can get at a mental health treatment facility. 

 

This means you get addiction and mental health treatment at the same time and in the same place. A designated mental health treatment center that offers dual diagnosis treatment is much more effective at helping you overcome your mental health disorders and addiction. Professionals at a mental health treatment facility are trained to help target both conditions at the same time. This looks different for everyone. 

 

For one person, dual diagnosis treatment might include cognitive behavioral therapy as part of mental health rehab, medication-assisted treatment for alcoholism and individual psychotherapy to help address undiagnosed trauma that may have contributed to PTSD and subsequent addiction. For another person, addiction and mental health treatment at a dual diagnosis rehab center might include a lot of family therapy for genetic bipolar disorder and a family history of addiction. The same person might receive medication-assisted detox help with a benzodiazepine addiction stemming from prescriptions for generalized anxiety disorder, resulting from a misdiagnosis of bipolar disorder.

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How to Find Comprehensive Dual Diagnosis and Mental Health Treatment Near You

If you are ready to get help, Find Luxury Rehabs is a top resource for finding mental health treatment without any strings. Our team can help connect you to drug rehab centers that meet your needs regardless of location, finances, or personal situation.

 

We can help you look up a dual diagnosis rehab center in your area or your chosen area. You might not want to get mental health rehab in your city, or you might not have a provider nearby that takes your insurance. In those cases, you can compare facilities in the desert of Arizona, the mountains of Pennsylvania, or the California coast.

 

With Find Luxury Rehabs, you can also compare the amenities and therapies used at a mental health treatment center. One mental health facility in your area might offer gender-specific dual diagnosis treatment, so you can choose to participate in a comprehensive rehab program exclusively for women, men, or LGBTQ.

 

Suppose you prefer an intensive outpatient program over an inpatient program. In that case, we can help you look up addiction and mental health treatment that meets your qualifications, like amenities, schedule, staff, holistic therapy, and more. 

 

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