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The Challenges of Treating Alcoholism and Co-occurring Psychiatric Disorders with Guests Mark Frye, M.D. and Terry Schneekloth, M.D., from Mayo Clinic
The Challenges of Treating Alcoholism and Co-occurring Psychiatric Disorders with Guests Mark Frye, M.D. and Terry Schneekloth, M.D., from Mayo Clinic
The Challenges of Treating Alcoholism and Co-occurring Psychiatric Disorders with Guests Mark Frye, M.D. and Terry Schneekloth, M.D., from Mayo Clinic
Monday 15th October 2012
Mayo Clinic experts share insights on treating alcoholism and mental health issues together. Learn about comprehensive care approaches on 'One Hour AT A Time'.
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Treatment requires a continuum of care that fosters skill building, support and self-efficacy.
Ever thought about how tricky it can be to treat both alcoholism and mental health issues at the same time? This episode of 'One Hour AT A Time' dives deep into this complex challenge. Host Mary Woods sits down with Mayo Clinic's Mark Frye, M.D., and Terry Schneekloth, M.D., to uncover the ins and outs of treating co-occurring disorders.
They highlight the importance of a comprehensive care plan that not only addresses sobriety but also tackles pain management and mood disorders. The conversation sheds light on the timing of interventions, the role of family in recovery, and the benefits of a multidisciplinary approach. Frye and Schneekloth share their research findings on how high levels of craving and depressive symptoms can complicate treatment, offering valuable insights for anyone dealing with these intertwined issues.
This episode is a must-listen for those looking to understand the nuances of dual diagnosis treatment and find effective ways to support recovery.