Dual Diagnosis Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder
Living with opioid use disorder and mental health symptoms at the same time can be challenging. At BAART Programs, you’ll receive compassionate dual-diagnosis treatment.
CARF-Accredited Care
Outpatient MAT
Personalized Support
Available 24/7 to Take Your Call
Understanding Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Dual diagnosis means living with both opioid use disorder (OUD) and a mental health condition at the same time. You may also hear this called co-occurring disorders.
Common mental health conditions linked with OUD include:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- PTSD
- Bipolar disorder
- Trauma-related conditions
Dual-diagnosis treatment treats both conditions together. Treating only one issue can make recovery harder and increase the risk of relapse.
How Dual Diagnosis Treatment Supports Recovery
Mental health symptoms and opioid use often affect each other. Stress, anxiety, trauma, or depression can make it harder to manage cravings and daily responsibilities.
Integrated dual-diagnosis treatment helps you:
Reduce opioid cravings and withdrawal symptoms
Build healthy coping skills
Understand emotional triggers
Improve relationships and communication
Create routines that help long-term wellness
What You’ll Receive at BAART Programs
MAT to Reduce Cravings and Withdrawal
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) with methadone or buprenorphine helps with cravings and withdrawal symptoms.
Counseling for Mental Health and Opioid Recovery
Counseling helps you understand OUD, emotional symptoms, and stress. We focus on practical coping tools and emotional health.
Relapse Prevention and Coping Skills
Learn how to recognize triggers and manage high-risk situations. We help you build healthier habits that sustain recovery.
Case Management and Support Services
Get support with housing, transportation, healthcare coordination, employment resources, and community referrals.
Pregnancy and Family Guidance Services
Methadone and buprenorphine are safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding, with medical care from clinicians.
Why Choose BAART Programs?
Each person gets a tailored plan combining medication, counseling, and support.
Receive treatment while continuing work, family life, and daily responsibilities.
All locations meet high standards for safe, ethical, and evidence-based treatment.
Access counseling, case management, and resources that support long-term stability.
Insurance and Payment Options
We accept most private insurance plans, as well as Medicare and Medicaid. Veterans may also receive care through the VA Community Care Network (Optum and TriWest) with prior authorization.
Accredited and Trusted Care
All BAART centers are federally certified, state licensed, and accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). This recognition reflects our dedication to quality care, continuous improvement, and the people we serve.
Testimonials and Success Stories
“Hi my name is Nancy, I am Sixty year old lady. I want to thank the BAART PROGRAM So Very Much !!! Mainly because All of the staff were Very professional sweet people. That place is very clean. There is absolutely no judgement of people at BAART !!! Any race or sexual preference ,or any faith is Welcome here. In fact one gentleman goes to my church , Flatirons Church . This Church is Amazing as far as everybody is Welcome and you learn truly how much Jesus loves you. Thanks for All your help BAART. You are the best !!!!”
-Nancy Lewis
Verified Patient
“It sure is a relief that there are people in this world who actually understand addiction and the mechanisms that fuel it. My wife and I owe Trish, Tj, Ms. Sharon, Becky, and everyone there our lives! They have all gone to bat for us to help us get our child home. And for once it’s looking like we will have him home soon! We couldn’t have made a better decision than to walk through that door and ask for help. These people are not only great at what they do… they are genuinely good people, with integrity, and are really there to actually help with the recovery process. I hate to think where our lives would be if we never walked into BAART That day. We thank all of you guys for what you do! You guys don’t receive enough credit!!! Thank you”
-Hamster Cottage
Verified Patient
“This is an amazing clinic ran by compassionate, caring and goal oriented people. There is no judgment here and clients are not looked down upon. It is also a harm reduction clinic. I highly recommend this place and can never thank Baart and the loving staff they employ enough!”
-Mark Popejoy
Verified Patient
This is by far the best clinic I have entered. I have been to 3 clinics total now and this is by far the best. Definitely the most professional and caring group of staff I have encountered. They truly care about our sobriety and well being. They are truly here to help us. Thank you so much Bart clinic for letting my recovery be apart of yall
-Michael Bannick
Verified Patient
What to Expect During Your First Visit
Your first appointment usually takes two to three hours. During your visit, you may receive:
- A medical assessment
- Intake paperwork and screenings
- Treatment planning or scheduling
- Your first medication dose, if appropriate
Early treatment often includes daily visits. Over time, take-home medication privileges may be earned through program compliance and progress.
Start Your Recovery With BAART Programs
You do not have to manage opioid use disorder alone. With medication-assisted treatment and ongoing support, you can build a more stable, healthy future.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is dual diagnosis?
Dual diagnosis means a person is living with both opioid use disorder and a mental health condition at the same time. Treatment works best when both conditions are treated together.
What mental health conditions are treated with dual-diagnosis care?
Dual-diagnosis treatment may help people living with anxiety, depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder, trauma-related conditions, and other behavioral health concerns.
Is medication-assisted treatment included in dual-diagnosis treatment?
Yes. BAART Programs combines counseling and supportive services with methadone or buprenorphine treatment for opioid use disorder.
Can I work while receiving treatment?
Yes. Treatment is outpatient, allowing you to continue working, attending school, and caring for family responsibilities.
Is treatment confidential?
Yes. Your privacy is protected by law, and care is delivered in a respectful, judgment-free setting.
How do I get started?
Contact BAART Programs or find a location near you to schedule your first appointment. Our team will guide you through each step of the admissions process.