Substance Use Disorders Treatment for Teens and Young Adult
Understanding the mental health roots of substance use disorders (SUD) is key to long-lasting recovery. Fill out the short form below, or give us a call, to start healing today with Charlie Health.
More than 90% of clients see improvements in their most severe mental health symptoms.
What are the main signs and symptoms of substance use disorders?
Like other mental health conditions, there are often telltale signs that someone is struggling with a SUD if you know what to look for. So how do you know if your consumption signifies a substance abuse problem? Below are several common signs of SUD:
- Changing friend groups to spend more time with those who drink or do drugs
- Missing class or skipping school
- Losing interest in activities you typically enjoy
- Changes in eating or sleeping patterns
- Changes in personal appearances, such as a lack of personal hygiene
- Growing disconnected from family and friends
- Engaging in suspicious and secretive behaviors
- Asking for money
- Mood swings or irritability
Understanding the presence and prevalence of these symptoms in an individual helps clinicians begin to diagnose them properly and start to build treatment programming that will best fit their needs.
How does Charlie Health treat SUD?
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We proudly partner with many major insurance providers, including commercial and Medicaid
What are the best types of therapy for SUD?
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) is a highly effective therapeutic modality for substance use disorders and their co-occurring mental health conditions, such as major depression and anxiety disorders.
Group support
Social support can also help to heal and reduce loneliness, while combating the shame surrounding substance abuse. Group therapy and family therapy facilitate open communication and help nurture healthy relationships, while support groups offer a chance to meet other people facing the same challenges. Some examples of support groups include:
Mental health conditions associated with SUD
Other related areas of care may include
How it works
Reach out
Call our Admissions Team 24/7 or fill out our quick online form to verify your insurance coverage and get started
Get matched
We’ll conduct a thorough assessment to create your personalized virtual treatment plan
Start healing
Meet your peers in groups and your primary therapist in as little as 24 hours
FAQs for Substance Use Disorders
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*Analysis based on self-reported outcomes data from 2023 clients who had severe anxiety or moderately severe to severe depression at intake, and improvements at discharge.
*Disclaimer: SUD treatment at Charlie Health
Charlie Health is proud to offer a dedicated SUD curriculum for young people (11-34) struggling with both mental health and substance use disorders. However, there are a few instances in which we may be unable to accept SUD clients into our care. If you are a loved one meet any of the following criteria, please reach contact SAMHSA or a similar program that could address these specific situations:
– Receiving medication-assisted treatment related to opioids
– Discharging/stepping down from a detox or rehabilitation facility
– Using opioids or benzodiazepines