Substance Use Disorder (SUD) & Co-Occurring Treatment Services

We understand that substance use and mental health challenges can be closely connected. When someone is experiencing both, addressing these concerns together can be an important part of their recovery.

Our Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and Co-Occurring Treatment Services provide integrated outpatient care designed to support individuals experiencing addiction, including those who also have mental health conditions. We take a comprehensive, person-centered approach that recognizes each individual’s unique experiences, needs, and recovery goals.

Our goal is to help people access coordinated support, develop healthy coping skills, and build a foundation for lasting recovery.

Take the first step towards wellness with us!

Same-Day Walk In Hours: Mon-Fri, 7:45am-2:00pm

Same-Day Walk-In Appointments Available!

Need an appointment? Visit our office (6926 NE Fourth Plain Blvd # A), Monday-Friday between the hours of 7:45am and 2:00pm for same-day appointments.

Contact us with any questions you have

For more information about our Substance Use Disorder and Co-Occurring Treatment Services, please contact Kayla Hawley, Clinical Program Director (kaylah@crmhs.org).

An Integrated Approach to Treatment

Mental health and substance use challenges often influence one another. Treating them separately can make it more difficult to address the full range of challenges someone may be experiencing.

Our treatment program addresses both conditions at the same time through a coordinated approach to care. Our providers work together to develop one comprehensive plan that reflects each person’s needs and goals.

Treatment may include individual therapy, substance use counseling, medication management, and case management. By coordinating these services, we help individuals receive support that considers the many factors affecting their mental health and overall well-being.

Personalized, Trauma-Informed Care

We recognize that no two recovery journeys are the same. Each person brings their own experiences, strengths, challenges, and goals to treatment.

Our approach is person-centered and trauma-informed, recognizing that past experiences may influence mental health, substance use, and the recovery process. We work collaboratively with individuals to develop treatment plans that respect their experiences and support meaningful progress.

Through compassionate care and practical skill development, we help individuals work toward managing symptoms, addressing substance use, and building greater stability in their daily lives.