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Hammocks on the Edisto offers tailored treatment for women with bipolar disorder.
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South Carolina Treatment For Women With Bipolar Disorder
Hammocks on the Edisto is a trusted women’s drug rehab in South Carolina. Our upscale rehab center for women takes a whole-person approach, which includes addressing co-occurring conditions like bipolar disorder alongside drug and alcohol abuse. Our compassionate team and 5-star programs make Hammocks on the Edisto an ideal solution for those looking for South Carolina treatment for women with bipolar disorder and addiction. Whether you are seeking treatment for yourself or someone else in your life, Hammocks on the Edisto is here to help.
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Statistics on Bipolar Disorder and Addiction
Substance use disorders are highly prevalent in those with bipolar disorder. Statistics on bipolar disorder and addiction suggest that 56 percent of people with bipolar disorder will have a substance use disorder at some point in their life. This means that people with bipolar disorder are significantly more likely to develop a drug or alcohol use disorder compared to people without bipolar disorder. People with bipolar disorder may use substances for different reasons, such as to self-medicate or cope with mental health symptoms. Unfortunately, substances can worsen bipolar disorder symptoms. Research shows that co-occurring substance use disorders predict a more severe course of illness, increased hospitalization, and more relapses in individuals who have bipolar disorder.
Addressing dual-diagnosis concerns like bipolar disorder alongside addiction can improve treatment results for clients. Positive outcomes associated with treating co-occurring disorders include but are not limited to fewer hospitalizations, a lower likelihood of medication interactions, better psychiatric functioning, improved quality of life, and increased rates of successful recovery from or treatment of both disorders. Hammocks on the Edisto proudly offers dual-diagnosis South Carolina treatment for women with bipolar disorder.
Dual Diagnosis Treatment Center: Therapies and Treatments Used for Addiction and Bipolar Disorder
Usually, bipolar disorder is best treated through a combination of lifestyle, therapy, and medication. As a dual-diagnosis treatment center, Hammocks on the Edisto utilizes a combination of therapies and treatments that treat addiction and co-occurring conditions like bipolar disorder effectively. Therapies, treatments, and activities used at Hammocks on the Edisto include but aren’t limited to the following.
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
- Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT).
- Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR).
- Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT).
- Holistic treatments (e.g., acupuncture, reiki).
- Motivational Therapies.
- Nutrition and Sleep.
- Women’s Yoga Therapy.
- 12-Step Recovery.
- SMART Recovery.
- Dharma Recovery.
- Family Therapy.
Hammocks on the Edisto empowers women with bipolar disorder to find a sustainable approach to treatment that will work for them in the long term. We are here to help you break through barriers to addiction recovery and bipolar disorder management you may have encountered in the past so that you can achieve lasting sobriety and stability.
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What to Expect in Treatment at Our Women's Inpatient Drug Rehab Center
Our women’s inpatient drug rehab center provides an immersive healing experience for women facing addiction and mental health concerns like bipolar disorder. Women at Hammocks on the Edisto work with staff members closely to create a custom treatment plan that fits their personal needs and goals. During the day, you can expect to follow a full schedule of groups, mind and body wellness, individual therapy, nature exploration, and other activities. The programs at Hammocks on the Edisto facilitate community and help clients build new, healthy, substance-free routines.
Clients sleep on-site at Hammocks on the Edisto for the duration of their program. Our home-like facilities are not what you would expect at a rehab center. Women in our programs benefit from comfortable bedrooms, meeting spaces, on-site nature access, nutritious meals, and an extensive range of other amenities.
To learn more about what to expect in treatment at our women’s inpatient drug rehab center, please call Hammocks on the Edisto’s toll-free admissions line today. We are here to verify your insurance coverage, answer your questions, or help out in any other way we can.
Signs and Symptoms of Bipolar Disorder
The signs and symptoms of bipolar disorder can differ from person to person. However, bipolar disorder is always marked by alternating episodes of mania or hypomania (a lower-level form of mania) and depression, alongside other criteria.
During a manic episode, someone might experience symptoms such as:
- Increased or abnormally high energy levels.
- A decreased need for sleep (e.g., feeling rested after just a few hours of sleep).
- Impulsive or risky behavior (e.g., unsafe sex, driving after using drugs or alcohol).
- An increase in purposeless movements (e.g., pacing, fidgeting).
- Being obsessed with or absorbed in an activity or goal.
- Increased talkativeness or pressured speech.
- Being more easily distracted than usual.
- Inflated self-esteem or grandiosity.
- Euphoria or excitement.
- Anger or irritability.
- A flight of ideas.
To be diagnosed with bipolar I disorder, you must have had at least one full-blown manic episode. People with bipolar II disorder, on the other hand, must have had at least one hypomanic episode and must not have had a full-blown manic episode.
During a depressive episode, someone might experience symptoms such as:
- A down, low, or depressed mood.
- Feelings of worthlessness, hopelessness, or guilt.
- Slowed psychomotor activity (body movements).
- A lack of interest in activities they’d typically enjoy or find important.
- Sleeping too much (hypersomnia) or too little (insomnia).
- Emotional numbness or excessive crying.
- Thoughts of suicide or self-harm.
- Changes in appetite.
- Irritability.
Qualified healthcare providers can diagnose bipolar disorder. Hammocks on the Edisto provides free evaluations for addiction and mental health.
Insurance Can Help Cover up to 100% of the cost of treatment
We Accept Most Major Insurance
Hammocks Recovery is an in-network provider for Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna and Aetna. Contact us today to find out if your insurance will help cover many of the costs associated with treatment at our program.
Understanding Bipolar Disorder
Risk Factors for Bipolar Disorder
The exact cause of bipolar disorder is unknown, but some factors can raise the probability that a person will have the condition. Possible risk factors for bipolar disorder include:
- Family history and genetics. People who have a close relative with bipolar disorder (e.g., a parent or both parents) are more likely to have bipolar disorder themselves.
- Trauma. Trauma and stress can exacerbate bipolar disorder symptoms, and people who have been through traumatic events are more likely to have bipolar disorder.
- Brain differences. Research has found some brain differences in people with bipolar disorder. Specifically, abnormalities in the structure and function of key emotional control networks have been noted.
Our treatment center for women takes a comprehensive and trauma-informed approach that incorporates every aspect of your experience. We will help you find the treatments and strategies that work for you regardless of the cause.
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Hammocks on the Edisto is an upscale addiction and dual-diagnosis treatment center in South Carolina. We provide a uniquely restorative healing experience for women and are here to help you or your loved one get the care they need and deserve. Call Hammocks on the Edisto for South Carolina treatment for women with bipolar disorder and addiction today at (833) 549 0383.
