What is Bipolar Disorder?
Often misunderstood and previously known as “manic depression,” bipolar disorder involves periods of intense mood alterations from highs (mania) to lows (depression). These mood swings can severely affect a person’s energy levels, behavior and ability to function day-to-day.
Co-Occurring Disorders: Bipolar and Addiction
Research highlights a prevalent co-occurrence of addiction with bipolar disorder. This can complicate the treatment landscape. Located in Augusta, GA, Bluff takes an integrated approach to treat both conditions simultaneously to improve patient outcomes.
Substance abuse is often used as a coping mechanism for those with bipolar disorder to manage mood swings. At Bluff, our programming addresses substance abuse alongside bipolar disorder to prevent the exacerbation of symptoms and to support overall recovery.
Holistic and Medical Treatment in Augusta
Treatment for bipolar disorder at Bluff involves a combination of medication management, psychotherapy and holistic approaches. We provide a comprehensive treatment regime that includes:
Specialized Care for Bipolar Disorder and Addiction
Bluff Augusta’s expert healthcare providers recognize the different types of bipolar disorder—ranging from Bipolar I and II to Cyclothymic Disorder—and tailor treatments to fit the specific needs of each client. This personalized approach ensures that all clients receive the care necessary to handle their unique challenges effectively.
Comprehensive Care in Augusta
Comprehensive and compassionate care is necessary for helping individuals living with bipolar disorder and substance abuse manage their conditions effectively and lead fulfilling lives. Bluff Augusta is equipped to provide clients struggling with both bipolar disorder and addiction the multidimensional care they require. From initial assessment through ongoing management, our focus is on enabling clients to achieve stability and improve their quality of life.
If you or your loved one is suffering from addiction and bipolar symptoms that prevent you from functioning and thriving in day-to-day life, help is available. Call us today at (844) 242-0806 to learn more about how we can help you find freedom from addiction and bipolar disorder.