Virtual IOP for
Co-Occurring Disorders
- Morning, Afternoon, & Evening Groups
- Weekly Individual Therapy & Wellness Coaching
- Most Insurances Private & State Accepted
- Serving Adults With Co-Occurring Disorders Across Arizona Fully-Online
Insurances We Accept
Virtual IOP for Co-Occurring Disorders
Living with Co-Occurring or Dual-Diagnosis Disorders can feel like being trapped in an endless cycle of pain and chaos. Struggling with both a substance use disorder and a mental health disorder can be incredibly isolating, as the symptoms of each condition amplify the other. Every day may feel like an uphill battle, profoundly impacting your life, relationships, and sense of self. Here at Cornerstone, we recognize that your experiences with virtual co-occurring disorders treatment are deeply personal, and our team is dedicated to working closely with you to develop a treatment plan that honors your specific needs and goals.
Our online dual diagnosis treatment program offers a compassionate and supportive environment to help you begin your journey toward healing and recovery. Through our online mental health program, you will have access to evidence-based therapies, support groups, and workshops that will help you manage your symptoms, build resilience, and work towards lasting change – all from the comfort of your home! You deserve to live a life filled with hope, purpose, and joy – and we’re here to support you every step of the way on your path to
How We Handle Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Dual diagnosis and co-occurring disorders often go undiagnosed. In our Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (VIOP), we utilize a combination of evidence-based therapies, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), to help you manage and reduce symptoms of co-occurring or dual diagnoses. You’ll learn to identify and challenge negative thoughts and behaviors, develop skills to stay present, and effectively manage stress.
Through virtual group therapy, individual counseling, and educational workshops, you’ll receive personalized support and practical tools tailored to your needs. Our team is dedicated to helping you achieve improved mental health and overall well-being.
How is Co-Occurring Disorder Diagnosed?
Getting an accurate diagnosis for co-occurring disorders starts with an in-depth assessment by our experienced mental health professionals. We’ll take a close look at your medical history, current symptoms, and how both mental health and substance use challenges are affecting your everyday life. Using trusted tools and clinical interviews, we work to ensure your diagnosis is thorough and personalized.
Most importantly, we take the time to understand your unique story. Our team is here to answer your questions, walk you through the diagnosis, and clearly explain the treatment options that can help you start feeling better and moving forward.
About Our Online Program for
Co-Occurring Disorders
Immediate Support & Connection
Begin our online program for dual diagnosis disorder within 24 hours and get matched with a dedicated wellness coach.
Wraparound
Care
Our support goes beyond mental health; we provide wellness coaching, medical treatment, and aftercare.
Proven
Results
Compared to other programs, our clients experience twice as much positive change from admission to discharge.
Wellness
Coaching
Our coaches work closely with you during and after treatment to provide you with life skills and personalized support.
Our Simple Process to Get Started
A Virtual Program That Fits Your Life
Therapy that fits not just your calendar, but your reality. Bad week? Can't leave the house? Live somewhere without good options? We built our Virtual IOP for exactly that. You'll work with clinicians who specialize in what you're dealing with. Get the structure of a real program without rearranging your entire existence. Show up from wherever you are. Real treatment. Your space.
We accept most insurances
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Real-Life Experiences of Healing and Transformation
“I'm eternally grateful for every experience"
J.M.
Cornerstone Alumni
My experience here once I kept an open mind/ open heart, was as honest as possible & willing to do whatever I’m asked of/ can do for others.. I was exactly where I was meant to be. I’m eternally grateful for every experience I’ve had at cornerstone.
“I want to express my heartfelt gratitude”
F.I.
Cornerstone Family
I’m posting this review as a colleague of CHC and as a grateful parent. I’ve always had the utmost respect, not only for the work that CHC has done, but also the culture amongst the organization. Without going into great detail, I just want express my heartfelt gratitude to Estil, Sead and Marcus for going above and beyond with saving the life of a loved one. Your compassion and kindness was the Cornerstone of the foundation in the healing process.
“This place saved my life”
T.W.
Cornerstone Alumni
This place saved my life, the staff are some of the kindest most caring people I have ever met. I definitely struggled at first but once I gave the program my best effort some of the promises are already starting to happen. I am truly grateful for cornerstone healing center I still have a lot of work to do but I definitely learned how to forgive myself and how to love myself and how to be grateful in hard circumstances.
Read from our Testimonials
What Causes Co-Occurring/Dual Diagnosis Disorders?
Co-occurring disorders are caused by a combination of genetic, biological, environmental, and psychological factors. Substance use can exacerbate your existing mental health conditions, and mental health issues can increase your risk of substance abuse. Stressful life events, trauma, and a family history of mental health or substance use disorders also contribute to the development of co-occurring disorders in your case.
What Are the Symptoms Of Co-Occurring Disorders?
Symptoms of co-occurring disorders can vary widely, involving both mental health and substance use disorders. You may experience mood swings, anxiety, depression, and behaviors related to substance abuse. The combination of symptoms can complicate diagnosis and treatment, requiring integrated care to address both conditions effectively.
What Are The Treatment Options For Co-Occurring Disorders?
Treatment options for your co-occurring disorders may include integrated psychotherapy, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), which address both your mental health and substance use issues. Medications may be prescribed to manage your symptoms of both conditions. Support groups and lifestyle changes, such as improving your diet and exercise, can also benefit your recovery.
How Effective Is Therapy In Treating Co-Occurring Disorders?
Integrated therapy is very effective in treating co-occurring disorders. By addressing both your mental health and substance use issues simultaneously, therapy can help you develop comprehensive coping strategies and improve your overall functioning. Combined with medication and support groups, therapy can significantly enhance your recovery outcomes and quality of life.
What Are The Benefits Of Virtual IOP For Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment?
Can I Transition From VIOP To In-Person Therapy Sessions If Needed?
Together Towards a Healthier Future
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Co-Occurring Disorder & Dual Diagnosis Information
Break Free from Dual Diagnosis
Discover personalized support for Co-Occurring Disorders through our virtual program. Embrace a healthier, more balanced life – start your journey today.
