Explore the concept of co-occurring disorders, the importance of focusing on mental health, and how integrated treatment can help individuals struggling with mental health and substance use live life to the fullest.
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a perfect time to challenge the stigma and learn the signs that it might be time to find mental health resources and addiction recovery programs in Oregon.
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The term dual diagnosis refers to a situation where a mental health condition and a substance use disorder occur in the same person at the same time. Explore the key differences, causes, and treatment approaches.
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Bullying is more than just playground teasing or social exclusion—it is a pervasive issue that can have serious, long-term effects on young people’s mental, emotional, and physical well-being.
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Research shows that treating addiction without addressing underlying mental health conditions leads to higher relapse rates. That’s why integrated care (treating both mental health and substance use at the same time) is key to lasting recovery.
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Dual diagnosis, also called co-occurring disorders, occurs when an individual has both a mental illness and a substance use disorder at the same time.
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No matter where you are in your journey, learning to manage stress is a powerful step toward a healthier, more balanced life.
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INR’s integrated approach to mental health care provides lasting support for teens and young adults, helping them gain the tools and confidence to move forward. If your loved one is facing mental health struggles, help is available — and healing is possible.
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Whether you’re concerned about sudden changes in behavior, emotional distress, or signs of substance use, knowing what to look for is the first step toward getting your loved one the support they need.
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Whether you need support for anxiety, depression, substance use, or just a place to breathe and be yourself, INR is here to help. Now more than ever, you deserve a place to heal, to be heard, and to be seen.
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By understanding common mental health challenges and equipping yourself with effective tools, you can thrive both academically and emotionally. Here’s how to strike the balance between managing your mental health and achieving your academic goals.
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Relationships play a crucial role in the recovery process. Friendships, family dynamics, and romantic connections can all have a profound impact: either by providing support, or adding stress.
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Many college students turn to “study drugs” like Adderall or Ritalin, believing these substances will enhance focus and productivity. While these medications can be life-changing for individuals with diagnosed conditions like ADHD, their misuse among students without prescriptions poses significant risks.
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Understanding the physical, behavioral, and psychological symptoms can help you take the first steps toward addressing the problem and offering professional help.
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Balancing responsibilities with mental health is crucial for sustained success and well-being. This blog will explore actionable strategies to help students manage academic pressure while prioritizing their mental health.
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DXM misuse poses serious risks to physical and mental health. As a parent, understanding these risks and recognizing the signs of abuse is essential for keeping your teen safe.
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Every relationship has ups and downs. But there’s a fundamental difference between working through challenges in a healthy way, and being stuck in a relationship that causes harm.
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Many people focus their resolutions on mental health, such as starting therapy, reducing stress, or building better self-care habits. While setting these goals is a great first step, the real challenge lies in sticking to them.
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Choosing a safe and sober spring break can lead to more meaningful experiences, memorable adventures, and better overall well-being.
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Prioritizing recovery isn’t just about breaking free from harmful patterns—it’s about rediscovering hope, healing relationships, and building a healthier, brighter future.
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