Understanding the Whole Person
Recovery rarely exists in isolation.
Substance use can intersect with mental health, trauma, attention and executive functioning, relationships, identity, family dynamics, and the transition into adulthood. In some cases, a young adult may arrive after multiple treatment experiences, diagnoses, medications, or approaches that have produced an incomplete or changing clinical picture.
Access to thoughtful assessment and experienced clinicians can help bring greater clarity to that picture.
Depending upon individual needs, Bodhi Wellness Collective clinicians may work with concerns involving:
- Substance use and addictive behaviors
- Anxiety and depression
- Trauma and PTSD
- ADHD and executive-functioning challenges
- Bipolar and other mood disorders
- OCD
- Psychosis and thought disorders
- Relational and attachment difficulties
- Grief, loss, and major life transitions
- Co-occurring substance-use and mental-health concerns
Clinical appropriateness is considered individually. When someone requires services or a level of care beyond what is appropriate for the Bodhi Casa environment, families and professionals can be supported in identifying appropriate outside resources.