Mental Illness Comorbidity
Mental Illness Comorbidity & TreatmentWhat are Comorbidity and the Treatment options of Mental Illness? Comorbidity refers to the existence of two or more diseases in the same patient. Although exact statistics regarding the presence of comorbidity in people with mental illness are not available, comorbidity is known to be a serious problem. |
Mental Illness & Substance AbuseWhat is the relation between Mental Illness and Substance Abuse? The most common substances abused by patients with serious mental illness are cigarettes and alcohol. Comorbid substance-related disorders are associated with many problems that can impact the clinical course of mental illness, including.. |
Comorbid Disorders TreatmentWhat are the Treatment options of Comorbid Disorders? Many mental health care providers now understand that the best treatment approach to treating comorbidity is through interventions directed at all disorders or conditions that are present. |
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