Caitlin Martin

Question 1

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

Call Admissions. You don’t need to choose a program before calling. Tell us what has been happening and what you want help with, and we’ll explain your options.Admissions

Question 2

What if I’m not sure which program fits?

Accepted Answer

That is a normal reason to call. We’ll listen to what has been happening and explain whether residential treatment, continuing care, outpatient treatment, or another kind of support may be right for you.Levels of care

Question 3

Who can make the first call?

Accepted Answer

Say whether you are calling for yourself, a partner, a family member, or a patient you are referring. A brief description is enough to begin.Admissions

Question 4

Do I need a diagnosis before I call?

Accepted Answer

No. Describe what you are noticing and whether substance use and mental health concerns are happening together. The whole picture helps the team clarify the most appropriate starting point.Admissions

Question 5

What should I have ready when I call?

Accepted Answer

Begin with what you know: who is calling, what has changed, whether substance use and mental health concerns are happening together, whether withdrawal or immediate safety is involved, and an insurance card if you want benefits verified.Admissions

Caitlin Martin

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From the journal

Dual Diagnosis Care: 3 Questions About Assessment

Alcohol and anxiety: when to ask for help

Dual diagnosis or primary mental health treatment: what is the difference?