Northern Pennsylvania’s Leading Treatment Center for Co-Occurring Mental Health Disorders

Bradford Recovery Center, located in Millerton, Pennsylvania, provides comprehensive, personalized treatment services to adults age 18 and older who are struggling with addiction and certain co-occurring mental health concerns. Our residential treatment center offers a safe and supportive environment where adults receive customized care from experienced professionals.

Learn About Mental Health Disorder Treatment

Treatment for co-occurring mental health disorders at Bradford Recovery Center in Millerton, PA

Sometimes when a person struggles with an addiction, they also experience symptoms of a mental health disorder. They might turn to drugs or alcohol in hopes that those substances will help them cope with the symptoms of the mental health challenges they are experiencing, resulting in the development of a substance use disorder. Other people might start to experience symptoms of a mental health disorder because they are abusing drugs or alcohol.

When a person is suffering from both addiction and a mental health disorder, it is referred to as a dual diagnosis or co-occurring disorder. Living with both challenges might seem distressing and overwhelming, but healing and recovery are possible by seeking treatment for both concerns.

Addiction affects people of all backgrounds, no matter their income, gender, or job title. Some of the most common substance use disorders include alcohol addiction, opioid addiction, benzodiazepine addiction, and cannabis addiction. Depression, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia are mental health disorders that commonly co-occur with addiction.

Mental health disorders can disrupt a person’s life in numerous ways, making it challenging to function on a daily basis. A person who is suffering from depression may struggle with feelings of worthlessness or emptiness and lose interest in things that used to bring them joy. Someone who is suffering from an anxiety disorder might feel on edge all the time. They may also feel fatigued but still struggle to get a good night’s sleep. And someone who is battling symptoms of bipolar disorder may experience bursts of intense mood or energy followed by a major depressive episode.

Each person’s experience is different depending on the addiction and co-occurring mental health disorder they are battling. At Bradford Recovery Center in Millerton, Pennsylvania, we treat adults age 18 and older who have a primary addiction diagnosis, as well as those with co-occurring mental health disorders. Your journey to better health can start at our residential treatment center in the peaceful countryside of north-central Pennsylvania.

Why Consider Mental Health Disorder Treatment at Bradford

Why consider getting co-occurring mental health disorder treatment at Bradford Recovery Center in Millerton, PA

If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction and a coexisting mental health disorder, it is essential to seek treatment as soon as possible to prevent any negative long-term effects from occurring. The longer you wait to seek treatment, the higher the risk that your life and the lives of those you love will be seriously damaged by the effects of the substance use disorder and co-occurring mental health challenges you are facing.

People who are suffering from an untreated mental health disorder, whether it’s depression, an anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder, or something else, often isolate themselves from friends and family, damaging their relationships with the people closest to them. They may struggle to show up to work or perform their usual work duties, making it challenging to maintain long-term employment and financial security. In some cases, people who are battling untreated mental health disorders might act out impulsively or even violently, leading to trouble with the law, including arrest and incarceration.

Seeking treatment at the first signs of addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders can help reduce your risk of experiencing any long-term effects. The staff at Bradford Recovery Center in Millerton, Pennsylvania, is dedicated to getting to the root of your addiction and coexisting mental health concerns, providing care that is mentally, spiritually, and physically enriching. When you choose to heal at our residential treatment center, we will provide you with personalized care that is designed to help you achieve long-term health and wellness.

Types of Treatment We Offer

Types of treatment for co-occurring mental health disorders at Bradford Recovery Center in Millerton, PA

Tucked away in the serene mountainside of Millerton, Pennsylvania, Bradford Recovery Center is designed to provide you or your loved one with the ideal environment to heal from the addiction and co-occurring mental health challenges you are facing. Our residential treatment center is a peaceful and meditative space where you can get away from your daily stressors and focus solely on your recovery.

No one heals from the coexisting mental health challenges or addiction issues they are struggling with in the same way. Our staff conducts comprehensive assessments of every person who comes to us for care so that they can create a personalized treatment plan that takes into account your unique strengths, challenges, needs, and goals. Based on that assessment, your treatment plan might include:

  • Medication management services
  • Individual therapy
  • Family services
  • Experiential therapy
  • Detoxification services
  • Medical care
  • Group therapy

The expert staff at our residential treatment center in north-central Pennsylvania is dedicated to using the latest evidence-based treatments and therapeutic interventions to help you or your loved one build the foundation for sustained healing. We will work closely with you or your loved one to create a treatment plan that we personalize to your unique recovery needs, putting you on the road to a brighter future.

Continuing Care After Residential Treatment

Continuing care options for co-occurring mental health disorder treatment at Bradford Recovery Center in Millerton, PA

Choosing Bradford Recovery Center in Millerton, Pennsylvania, can be a vital first step on your path toward improved health. Our comprehensive residential treatment center can help you or your loved one learn to manage the symptoms of the addiction and co-occurring mental health concern you are suffering from and start to lead a more fulfilling life. However, residential treatment is just one part of the recovery process for addiction and coexisting mental health disorders. To best prepare you or your loved one for continued success, we will provide you with a detailed discharge plan before you transition out of our care.

The overall goal of our discharge planning process is to guide your continued progress in the weeks and months after you have completed residential treatment at our center in north-central Pennsylvania. As with all elements of your care at Bradford Recovery Center, we will personalize your discharge plan according to your unique needs and objectives.

Depending on a variety of personal factors, your discharge plan might include a referral to another level of care, connections to support groups in the area, information about community-based services, and other local resources. We also have a strong group of alumni whom we encourage you to connect with as an additional means of support after you transition out of our care.

If you think that you or someone you care about might benefit from the addiction and co-occurring mental health disorder treatment services at Bradford Recovery Center, please contact us directly. A knowledgeable member of our staff would be happy to answer any questions you have about how you or someone you love can start to heal at our residential treatment center.

I was resistant to go to treatment. I never thought it could change my life the way it did. The staff, the groups, the people, everything about this place has changed my life for the better. For anyone on the fence about getting help, please take Bradford into consideration - it really saved my life in more ways than one.

– Lauren E.
Marks of Quality Care
  • Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF)