How Shanti Ratan Foundation Rehab treats mental health (Dual Diagnosis)
In the same way that substance addiction can be a symptom of mental health issues, drugs and alcohol can instigate and inflame mental health issues.
Mental wellbeing can be affected by four main factors that are out of the control of the patient in questions. They are not a choice. These are:
We understand that an all-encompassing addiction requires a holistic model of care. As a specialised Nasha Mukti Kendra, Sambhav Rehab begins by helping patient detox and manage withdrawal. Then, we offer treatment plans for patients, made up of different therapies and costs. This model of care gives patients the best possible chance at long term recovery.
Biological factors like hormonal balance and brain chemistry
Genealogical history, including hereditary mental health issues
Substance abuse and misuse, often resulting in addiction
Life experiences, especially past trauma and abuse sustained by the patient
Identifying these factors can lead to the correct diagnosis. At our mental health treatment facility, patients get access to clinical psychologists and other mental health professionals who work in multidisciplinary teams to formulate holistic treatment plans.
Consequences of Dual Diagnosis
- Physical
- Psychological
- Emotional
- Social
Physical
1. Premature aging
2. Heart attack
3. Changes in the function of the brain
4. Disturbed sleep
5. Change in eating habits
1. Premature aging
2. Heart attack
3. Changes in the function of the brain
4. Disturbed sleep
5. Change in eating habits
90%
80%
85%
Mental health in the withdrawal phase
Withdrawal from drugs and alcohol can present a crisis point for addicts suffering from mental health issues. Withdrawal puts a tremendous strain not only on the body, but also the mind as it attempts to reset chemical imbalances after the removal of substances.
Depending on the patient and the substance, those afflicted with dual diagnosis may experience the following symptoms during withdrawal: