When a mental health disorder causes a substance abuse problem, the condition is called a co-occurring or concurrent disorder (also known as or dual-diagnosis or comorbidity). Simply put, it means having both an addiction and a mental health disorder at
Toronto, ON – Bellwood Health Services, part of the EHN Canada nationwide network of premier treatment centres, is offering a new program designed to treat both eating disorders and concurrent mental health and addiction disorders. …Read More
A Toronto homicide detective with 32 years of police experience has resigned after his opioid addiction came to light: he admitted to stealing opioids from evidence locker in order to feed his addiction. Although there is an ongoing investigation to
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