Military Veteran PTSD Dual Diagnosis
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New Start Recovery Solutions is a
VA Community Care Provider
New Start Recovery Solutions is an approved VA Community Care provider for residential PTSD Dual Diagnosis Treatment. We are in-network with TriWest, in coordination with Sierra Health and Wellness Group.
We provide behavioral health, PTSD and addiction recovery treatment for veterans and those in the military. Using evidence-based trauma informed integrated treatment – we have dual diagnosis recovery solutions for veterans struggling with PTSD and SUD (substance use disorder) or AUD (alcohol use disorder).
The VA provides care to Veterans through community providers when VA cannot provide the care needed. Community care is based on specific eligibility requirements, availability of VA care, and the needs and circumstances of individual Veterans.
Call 866-303-6275 for confidential questions and assistance.Same Day Medical Detox Admissions
We work with EAP Employee Assistance Programs,
TriWest On-network and most insurance.
What is VA Community Care?
Veterans may be eligible for care through a provider in their local community, depending on their health care needs or circumstances, and if they meet specific eligibility criteria. Even if a Veteran is eligible for community care, they generally still have the option to receive care from a VA medical facility.
Last June, a landmark legislation known as the VA MISSION Act of 2018 made dramatic improvements in how Veterans can receive some aspects of health care. In most cases, Veterans must receive approval from VA before receiving care from a community provider to avoid being billed for the care. VA staff members generally make all eligibility determinations for community care.
New Start Recovery Solutions is an approved VA Community Care provider for residential PTSD Dual Diagnosis Treatment. We are in-network with TriWest, in coordination with Sierra Health and Wellness Group.
New Start Recovery Solutions Rehab Locations
Concord CA and Northern California
New Start Recovery Solutions
2449 Pacheco Street
Concord, CA 94520
Call 866-303-6275
Our Concord CA. location is conveniently located in a quiet area in East Bay. Our facility there is in a large beautifully upgraded and restored prairie-style home. This location provides a peaceful and home-like recovery environment.
Bangor Residential Treatment Facility
40 Coyote Moon Trail
Bangor, CA 95914
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Our Bangor CA. rehab center is located on 15 acres in a tranquil and scenic Northern California rural estate. Our Bangor location has equine therapy with horses and stables on-site. This location has a large outdoor swimming pool with hot tub for relaxing under the stars.
VA Community Care Process
1. Eligibility – VA confirms Veteran’s eligibility to receive community care.
2. Appointments – Veteran or VA staff member schedules appointment with a community care provider.
3. Getting Care – Veteran receives care from a community care provider in the VA network.
4. Billing – Community care provider sends bill to a Third Party Administrator or to the VA for payment.
Step 1: Contact the Northern California VA Health Care System for an Appointment for Addiction Assessment.
There are many ways for Northern California Veterans to make health care appointments.
- If you don’t have VA health care benefits, you can apply now. Apply for VA health care.
- If you’re having a medical emergency, please call 911 or call the Veterans Crisis Line at 1-800-273-8255, then press 1.
- Make an Appointment at the Northern California VA for an Addiction Assessment.
Step 2: → Get a referral for Community-based Addiction Recovery Treatment.
Step 3: Call New Start Recovery Solutions at 866-303-6275 for a confidential consultation; or to arrange detox and/or admittance to our rehab program.
What is PTSD?
Post-traumatic stress disorder PTSD is a mental health condition triggered by the trauma of experiencing or witnessing a terrifying event. PTSD symptoms can include flashbacks, nightmares and severe anxiety or intrusive thoughts about the event.
Those who experience PTSD can have upsetting memories, feelings of being on edge, or have trouble sleeping. Avoidance is common. People, things, places or events that remind the individual of their trauma are avoided – even things that previously were enjoyed.
Veteran PTSD Dual Diagnosis Rehab
PTSD symptoms can include flashbacks, nightmares and severe anxiety or intrusive thoughts about the event.
Emotional and psychological trauma occurs when extraordinarily stressful events shatter an individual’s sense of security. As a result, there is a feeling of being temporarily helpless in a dangerous world.
Most people who experience traumatic events have temporary difficulty adjusting and coping. If trauma symptoms get worse – or last more than 3 months and interfere with day-to-day functioning – you may have PTSD.
Among veterans from all eras, symptoms of PTSD have been strongly associated with hazardous drinking and/or substance abuse. Alcohol or drug abuse decreases overall health – and increases the difficulties in readjusting to civilian life. A dual diagnosis of co-occurring PTSD and alcohol or drug abuse is more serious than PTSD alone.
The good news: evidence based integrated dual diagnosis treatment is effective.
Call 866-303-6275 for confidential questions and assistance.Same Day Medical Detox Admissions
We work with EAP Employee Assistance Programs,
TriWest On-network and most insurance.
Symptoms of PTSD
Post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms may start within one month of a traumatic event. But sometimes symptoms may not appear until years after the event. These symptoms can cause significant problems in social or work situations and in relationships. PTSD symptoms can interfere with the ability to go about normal daily tasks.
Symptoms can vary over time. PTSD symptoms also vary from person to person.
PTSD Symptoms are Grouped into Four Types:
• Intrusive memories.
• Avoidance.
• Negative changes in thinking and mood.
• Hypervigilance and/or changes in physical and emotional reactions.
Veteran PTSD Dual Diagnosis Treatment
From PTSD and Substance Abuse in Veterans
Studies show PTSD and substance use problems are strongly related in people who served in the military; and in civilians. Some people try to cope with PTSD symptoms by drinking heavily, using drugs, or smoking too much.
The Good News: Treatment Works.
Evidence-based integrated treatment targets both the PTSD and alcohol or substance abuse at the same time.
New Start Recovery Solutions Dual Diagnosis
Integrated Treatment for PTSD and Addiction
PTSD and Trauma integrated treatment at New Start Recovery Solutions works with the issues of combat stress, addiction, alcohol dependency, depression and other trauma-related disorders. Our evidence-based treatment includes a combination of cognitive behavioral therapy, cognitive processing therapy, EMDR, prolonged exposure, wellness education, mindfulness, yoga and more.
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
• Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
• Brainspotting
• Relapse prevention
• Mindfulness and Meditation
• Holistic Therapies
• Educational programs
How Veterans Can Get Help in Northern California
Make an Appointment at the Northern California VA
for an Addiction Assessment.
If you are a qualifying military veteran located in northern California – there is help available. Most veterans are eligible for VA Health Benefits, which help cover (or cover) the cost of mental health services, including addiction treatment.
• Veterans seeking treatment for substance abuse can start the process by talking with their primary VA health care provider or contacting their nearest Vet Center.
• Get an appointment for a PTSD Dual Diagnosis referral; and ask for Community-based Addiction Recovery Treatment at New Start Recovery Solutions.
Northern California Evidence-Based Trauma Informed
Dual Diagnosis Addiction Recovery
Addiction Treatment Northern California and the US
Bay Area, East Bay, Silicon Valley, Northern California
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VA Community Care Provider for Residential PTSD Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Call 866-303-6275 for confidential questions and assistance.Same Day Medical Detox Admissions
We work with EAP Employee Assistance Programs,
TriWest On-network and most insurance.
• New Start Recovery Solutions is an approved VA Community Care provider for residential PTSD Dual Diagnosis Treatment.
• Each patient is evaluated by New Start Recovery Solutions staff and receives a biopsychosocial assessment; and an individualized treatment plan.
• We use Mindfulness for Relapse Prevention and other whole person evidence-based therapies; including CBT, DBT, yoga, tai chi and more.
• If you or your loved one is located in Silicon Valley, San Francisco, Bay Area, Sacramento, Chico, Paradise, Redding, Martinez or other northern California area – and are dealing with a drug abuse or an alcohol use disorder – welcome to evidence-based whole person addiction treatment at New Start Recovery Solutions.
Call 866-303-6275 for confidential questions and assistance.Same Day Medical Detox Admissions
We work with EAP Employee Assistance Programs,
TriWest On-network and most insurance.
How Common Is Veteran Dual Diagnosis?
- More than 2 of 10 Veterans with PTSD also have SUD (substance use disorder).
- Almost 1 out of every 3 Veterans seeking treatment for SUD also has PTSD.
- The number of Veterans who smoke (nicotine) is almost double for those with PTSD (about 6 of 10) versus those without a PTSD diagnosis (3 of 10).
- In the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, about 1 in 10 returning Veterans seen in VA have a problem with alcohol or other drugs.
- War Veterans with PTSD and alcohol problems tend to binge drink. Binge drinking is when a person drinks a lot of alcohol (4-5 drinks or more) in a short period of time (1-2 hours).
One study of military personnel found that close to 30% of completed suicides were preceded by alcohol or drug use. And an estimated 20% of high-risk behavior deaths were attributed to alcohol or drug overdose.
Substance Use Disorders in Military Veterans: Prevalence and Treatment Challenges
Veterans with PTSD Varies by Service Era
The number of veterans with PTSD varies by service era:
• Operations Iraqi Freedom (OIF) and Enduring Freedom (OEF): About 11-20% who served in OIF or OEF have PTSD in a given year.
• Gulf War (Desert Storm): About or 12% have PTSD in a given year.
• Vietnam War: About 15% of veterans were diagnosed with PTSD at the time of the most recent study in the late 1980s (the National Vietnam Veterans Readjustment Study NVVRS). It is estimated that about 30% of Vietnam Veterans have had PTSD in their lifetime.
• Other factors in a combat situation can add more stress to an already stressful situation. This may contribute to PTSD and other mental health problems.
• These factors include what you do in the war, the politics around the war, where the war is fought, and the type of enemy.
Veterans – Get Help in a Crisis
Are You in Crisis? You Have Options.
• Call 911
• Go to the nearest Emergency Room
• Call the Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255
• Contact the Veterans Crisis Line: 1-800-273-8255, press 1
The Veteran’s Crisis Line connects veterans in crisis (and their families and friends) with qualified responders from the Department of Veterans Affairs through a toll-free hotline, online chat, or text. This confidential support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
• Send a text to 838255
• Veteran’s Crisis Line – Confidential Veterans Chat
PLEASE NOTE: The National Center for PTSD does not provide direct clinical care or individual referrals. We provide information to help you find local mental health services and information on trauma and PTSD.
Veteran Alcohol and Substance Abuse Dual Diagnosis Rehab
New Start Recovery Solutions
Addiction Treatment Northern California and the US
Rehab Locations in Concord and Bangor
Evidence-based, Dual Diagnosis Trauma Informed Addiction Recovery.
Step 1: Contact the Northern California VA Health Care System for an Appointment for Addiction Assessment.
There are many ways for Northern California Veterans to make health care appointments.
- If you don’t have VA health care benefits, you can apply now. Apply for VA health care.
- If you’re having a medical emergency, please call 911 or call the Veterans Crisis Line at 1-800-273-8255, then press 1.
- Make an Appointment at the Northern California VA for an Addiction Assessment.
Step 2: → Get a referral for Community-based Addiction Recovery Treatment.
Step 3: Call New Start Recovery Solutions at 866-303-6275 for a confidential consultation; or to arrange detox and/or admittance to our rehab program.
Northern California VA Services
• Main Website: https://www.northerncalifornia.va.gov
• National Center for PTSD
• Homeless Vets
• Women Veterans
• Returning Veterans
• Caregiver Support
VA PTSD Resources
• National Center for PTSD
• PTSD Basics: National Center for PTSD
• VA PTSD: About Face – Follow Veterans as they share their experiences with three types of therapy that are proven to work: Prolonged Exposure (PE), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR).
Northern California Evidence-Based Trauma Informed Whole Person Addiction Recovery
New Start Recovery Solutions
Addiction Treatment Northern California and the US
Bay Area, East Bay, Silicon Valley, Northern California
Dual Diagnosis Evidence-based Integrated Treatment
VA Community Care Provider for residential PTSD Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Call 866-303-6275 for confidential questions and assistance.Same Day Medical Detox Admissions
We work with EAP Employee Assistance Programs,
TriWest On-network and most insurance.
• New Start Recovery Solutions is an approved VA Community Care provider for residential PTSD Dual Diagnosis Treatment.
• Each patient is evaluated by New Start Recovery Solutions staff and receives a biopsychosocial assessment; and an individualized treatment plan.
• We use Mindfulness for Relapse Prevention and other whole person evidence-based therapies; including CBT, yoga, tai chi and more.
• If you or your loved one is located in Silicon Valley, San Francisco, Bay Area, Sacramento, Chico, Paradise, Redding, Martinez or other northern California area – and are dealing with a drug abuse or an alcohol use disorder – welcome to evidence-based whole person addiction treatment at New Start Recovery Solutions.
Call 866-303-6275 for confidential questions and assistance.Same Day Medical Detox Admissions
We work with EAP Employee Assistance Programs,
TriWest On-network and most insurance.
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