Depression With Anxiety (Co-Occurring Disorder)
Depression with another disorder is referred to as a co-occurring, or dual diagnosis, disorder.
Depression with another disorder is referred to as a co-occurring, or dual diagnosis, disorder.
Depression with anxiety, PTSD, OCD, an eating disorder or a chemical or behavioral addiction are common co-occurring disorders. While depression alone can be debilitating, when coupled with anxiety or other disorders, your well-being can be in danger.
Co-occurring disorders can feel like a “perfect storm,” hitting you hard with two different and powerful forces. Depression or anxiety do not just go away. Together, they not only do not get better, they can paralyze your ability to function.
Co-occurring disorders are powerful. But so is a quality treatment program. The Center • A Place of HOPE team is recognized as a world leader in the treatment of co-occurring disorders that include depression.
Do not live in the pain and hopelessness of a co-occurring disorder like depression with anxiety. The Center has helped thousands with co-occurring disorders, and we are here to help you now. Call us at 1-888-771-5166 today to learn how a whole-person treatment program can restore your peace and happiness.
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