Here at Asana Lodge, we offer treatment for a wide array of coinciding drug and alcohol addictions and mental health conditions.
Using evidenced-based practices, we have helped individuals throughout the UK in how effective long term recovery from a mental condition can be achieved.
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Anxiety is a very common mental health issue and can affect anyone at any time in their life. Whilst some degree of anxious feelings is normal and expected, some individuals experience episodes of heightened anxiety which can negatively affect their mental health and lead to substance addiction.
Asana Lodge offers a comprehensive programme of dual diagnosis treatment at our facility in Towcester, Northamptonshire, providing a serene, comforting environment where you can start to recover. The recovery programme treats both the anxiety disorder and the addiction problem to achieve all-round recovery.
It is important to recognise the signs of addiction as well as mild and severe anxiety in order to seek the most appropriate treatment.
Moments of feeling sad and upset are common emotions and normal for people to experience throughout there lives. However, if these moments become more and more frequent, and start to impact the way you live you every day life, it is important to recognise that you may be suffering from clinical depression and may need professional help. Depression often comes hand-in-hand with addiction issues, which is why dual diagnosis treatment is needed for fully recovery.
There are a variety of different ways in which depression and addiction can be treated, from individual therapy to group therapy. Displaying episodes of depression is not a weakness, and by reaching out to a trained professional can help you take back control.
Asana Lodge provides dual diagnosis treatment programmes using the very latest in scientific and evidence-based methods to treat both depression and substance addiction.
Dual diagnosis is where a mental health issue and substance addiction are present alongside each other. Living with this condition can be extremely difficult and the impact it can have on an individual’s day to day life can be huge. It can be difficult to diagnose all factors causing a dual diagnosis so it is highly recommended individuals suffering from multiple problems seek professional help in order to get the help they need.
To ensure that suitable dual diagnosis treatment can be provided to treat a dual diagnosis, here at Asana Lodge, we focus on brain health and activity.
If you experience something traumatic in your life, your body may react in a way in which it keeps replaying those traumatic experiences over and over again during every day life. This can severely affect the mental health of any individual and lead to addiction, which is why it is vital that the appropriate help is found.
Asana Lodge specialises in the treatment of addiction and coinciding mental health conditions using evidence-based stress-related therapies and treatment methods that are scientifically proven.
"I have been in many treatment centres and I have never experienced anything like this. I have learnt more here in 2 weeks than I have in all my time in and out of recovery. I cannot express my gratitude to Asana Lodge enough. The staff, service, groups, therapies & overall experience was excellent. I am leaving here with a fantastic foundation to my recovery and I owe a massive thank you to all at Asana Lodge. I will be highly recommending to anyone in need "
- Tim
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