Understanding Co-Occurring Disorders
The signs and symptoms of one condition may share some aspects with another condition. A trained mental health professional can evaluate each person individually to determine the underlying issues and appropriate course of treatment.
Signs and Symptoms
Symptoms of a co-occurring disorder could include:
- Loss of interest in activities once enjoyed
- Changes in appetite or weight
- Dramatic or sudden mood swings
- Irritability
- Social isolation
- Disordered thinking
- Changes in sleep patterns (excessive sleeping or not sleeping)
- Suicidal thoughts
Programs Tailored to Your Needs
Comprehensive treatment options for mental health and co-occurring medical diagnoses. Includes group therapy and individualized treatment.
Intensive therapy and medication management for individuals who need structured support but don’t require round-the-clock care. Daytime therapy sessions and activities at PAM Voyages and return home each afternoon.
Intensive therapy for individuals who have recently completed an inpatient hospital stay or participated in a partial hospitalization program. This program runs for three hours a day, Monday-Friday. Patients are encouraged to participate at least three days a week and some come five days. *
*Telehealth is available using Microsoft Teams.
