Co-occurring disorders One team, one plan, both conditions
Depression and drinking. Anxiety and benzos. PTSD and opioids. Bipolar and stimulants. The pairs are so common that treating one without the other almost always fails. Co-occurring treatment (dual diagnosis) handles both in a single coordinated plan.
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RD Outpatient Rehab treats co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders in a single integrated PHP or IOP plan. Same clinical team, same session structure, coordinated medication management. This is our default when both are present.
- Outpatient PHP + IOP
- Single integrated team
- Psychiatrist + therapist coordinated
- Phone: 469-747-1201
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Signs of co-occurring disorders
- 01
Substance use rising with mental health symptoms
Or vice versa — the two track together.
- 02
Failed single-focus treatment
You've done mental health treatment or addiction treatment separately and it hasn't held.
- 03
Medication complications
Prescribed medications for one condition are affected by substance use.
- 04
Trauma underneath both
Both the mental health picture and the substance use trace back to earlier trauma.
Treatment approach
Single integrated plan. One clinical team. Coordinated psychiatric medication management. Therapy addresses both conditions as one interconnected picture. Substance-specific tracks (opioids, alcohol, stimulants) run alongside mental-health-specific work.
Care runs through our outpatient rehab program: PHP for daily structure or IOP for morning or evening tracks around work.
What usually shows up alongside co-occurring disorders
Related conditions
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Where we treat co-occurring disorders
Four Texas cities—same clinical standard, same hours, same phone number: 469-747-1201.
Real People. Real Healing. Real Results.
“Real Deal is without a doubt the most structured and therapeutic rehab program I have ever attended. It has brought me to one year in sobriety and I don't know what I would have done had I not participated in the program. I highly recommend Real Deal to anyone struggling with alcohol and/or drugs. It's amazing. Just try it and you will see for yourself!”
“Realdeal wellness and therapy will always have a special place in my heart for all the opportunities and care they've provided. They helped pave the way for me to achieve sobriety and build a better life for myself and when I needed them the most they were there in a heartbeat. Extremely grateful for their services and the environment they provide for recovery.”
“Real deal is a truly rare place that has instrumental in my rehabilitation. The staff truly cares deeply about you and wants you to succeed. Also Real Deal is one of not many outpatient rehab places that takes primary mental health cases. Highly recommend this place and thank you to everyone who helped me.”
“I love all of these guys. These guys made me feel better. They made me think better. I don't feel those ways anymore. Before I came here, I was certain I wouldn't be alive for much longer. These guys fixed that.”
“The Real Deal is an incredible program that prioritizes accessibility more than almost any other PHP, IOP, and Housing program. With housing fees at lower price point than a majority of sober livings, the option to have your pet with you, and a supportive recovery community, they really do try to eliminate barriers to care as much as possible.”
“Real Deal is different then the others. It offers flexible support for recovery, allowing you to live at home while attending therapy and counseling sessions. It's designed to fit your schedule and provides tools to maintain sobriety and prevent relapse. The focus on mental health is a great way to get to the root of what's gone wrong time and time again. Cannot recommend enough!”
“Real Deal is full of people who are passionate in helping others obtain and maintain their sobriety. They are always willing to lend a helping hand without judgement. They also have employees with real world experience using their own experiences to help others heal.”
Co-occurring disorders questions
Straight answers before you call.
Yes — different terms for the same thing.
Both, together, from day one. Sequencing one before the other usually fails.