As you already know, people with a dual diagnosis with the right support, can and do recover. At the The Dual Diagnosis Hub we aim to help as many people as possible to find the right support and to help them recover.
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With the right support, we can and do recover. The Dual Diagnosis Hub can help everyone to find the best dual diagnosis support and resources available.
Find out more about
the NICE Guidelines for people with co-occurring mental health & addiction issues.
Discover the Dual Diagnosis Toolbox by Turning Point: A practical guide for professionals and practitioners…
Find out more about Dual Diagnosis Anonymous and about how the DDA 12 Steps + 5 can aid and support your client’s dual diagnosis recovery…
A directory of academic articles on mental health, addiction, and co-occurring mental health & addiction issues for professionals to browse. You can also submit articles through the My Account section on this site.
This section provides an introduction to what Motivational Interviewing (MI) is and how it can be used to help people with co-occurring mental health and addiction issues by any professional who works with this group.
Use this Mental Health & Addiction Resources Directory to find addiction resources, diagnosis-specific resources, and general mental health related resources to aid your dual diagnosis recovery.
Find & read recovery stories by other people with both mental health & addiction issues who are actively in recovery and who have developed a new life for themselves.
A directory of dual diagnosis, addiction, and mental health books aimed at assisting with people’s recovery from either their mental health or their addiction.
Submit Dual Diagnosis, Mental Health & Addiction Resources to our directories and share them with our site’s visitors to aid their dual diagnosis recovery.
This section contains some free psychology tools to help you to develop your recovery and includes CBT tools, DBT worksheets, and other psychology tools.
Submit the Free Psychology Tools that you’d like to be included in our Psychology Tools directory and share them with visitors to this site and help other people’s recovery.
Use this Mental Health Resources Directory to find diagnosis-specific and general mental health-related resources to aid your dual diagnosis recovery.
A selection of resources aimed at those who are leaving a psychiatric hospital…
A selection of resources aimed at those who are leaving a rehab or treatment centre…
A selection of resources aimed at those who are leaving a prison for any length of time…
Find out more about Dual Diagnosis Anonymous and about how you can use the DDA 12 Steps Plus Five to aid your dual diagnosis recovery…
Find out more about Alcoholics Anonymous and about how you can use the AA 12 Steps to aid your recovery if you suffer from alcoholism…
Find out more about Dual Recovery Anonymous and about how DRA applies 12 Step Principles to dual diagnosis recovery in its interesting 12 Step programme.
Find out more about C.A. & view their general information aimed at the public, professionals, and the media…
Find out more about Narcotics Anonymous and about how you can use the NA 12 Steps to aid your recovery if you suffer from some form of narcotic addiction…
Find out more about Gamblers Anonymous and about how you can use the GA 12 Steps to aid your recovery if you suffer from some form of gambling addiction…
Find out more about Recovery Colleges and how you can get training to help your mental health recovery. Recovery College is an excellent source of mental health recovery.
The Hearing Voices Network groups provide a safe space where people who hear, see or sense things that other people don’t can feel accepted, valued and understood.
Find out more about what WRAP and how you can get training to help you to develop your own WRAP.
Become part of a rapidly growing community for people with co-occurring mental health & addiction issues.
The community’s purpose is to help people to develop effective recovery support networks to aid recovery from both mental health & addiction issues.
Not only does the community provide ways of communicating with others who have a dual diagnosis, but is also planning on running peer-led support groups.