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Dual Diagnosis Treatment Center in Lantana, Florida
Olympic Behavioral Health's dual diagnosis treatment center stands at 3618 Lantana Road in Lantana, Florida, 10 miles south of West Palm Beach, and serves Palm Beach County.
Dual diagnosis is a substance use disorder and a mental health disorder present at the same time.
Our JCAHO-accredited dual diagnosis program is dually licensed for substance abuse and mental health, so one plan replaces two episodes of care. We admit adults 18 to 65 at PHP, IOP or OP. Dual diagnosis treatment for addiction and a mental health condition is written on one plan, with one clinical team.
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Dual Diagnosis
What Dual Diagnosis Treatment at Olympic Behavioral Health Covers
Dual diagnosis treatment at Olympic Behavioral Health covers the substance use disorder and the psychiatric diagnosis on the same plan, at three levels of care. Partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and outpatient each deliver that plan in full.
Dual diagnosis and co-occurring disorder are two names for one condition, and Olympic Behavioral Health treats it under both.
Olympic Behavioral Health serves Lantana, West Palm Beach and every other Palm Beach County community. Both licenses sit with one provider, so a dual diagnosis is treated as one episode of care and not two.
Myths About Treating Both at Once
Six ThingsThese are the things people get told when they have both a mental health condition and a substance problem. Most are out of date, and it is worth knowing before the first call.
Get sober first, then we will look at the depression.
Nothing here is scored and nothing is a diagnosis. Integrated treatment means both conditions carried on one plan by one team, rather than one waiting its turn behind the other. Knowing that is worth having whether or not you ever call here.
When to Get Help
Dual Diagnosis Admission Criteria for Adults 18 to 65
Olympic Behavioral Health admits adults aged 18 to 65 into dual diagnosis treatment after a phone assessment and a clinical review. Admission requires medical stability, so anyone needing withdrawal management completes a coordinated medical detox with a licensed partner first.
Olympic Behavioral Health accepts adults who match any one of these five patterns.
- ✓Use substances to quiet low mood or anxiety
- ✓Finished an addiction program and relapsed within months
- ✓Hold a diagnosis a previous program declined to treat
- ✓Take psychiatric medication and keep using alongside it
- ✓Are medically stable and able to attend groups
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Free, confidential, and no obligation. Olympic Behavioral Health confirms dual diagnosis benefits before anything begins.
How Treatment Works
How Olympic Behavioral Health Treats Both Conditions at Once
Olympic Behavioral Health treats both sides of a dual diagnosis in parallel rather than in sequence. Both diagnoses are named at one assessment and worked by one team, so the psychiatric diagnosis is not deferred until the substance use is stable. McGovern and colleagues' 2014 assessment of 180 addiction programs found 81 percent delivering addiction-only services, and dual licensure is what puts Olympic Behavioral Health on the other side of that figure.
A dual diagnosis client sits in the dual diagnosis track rather than in an addiction group with a psychiatric diagnosis nobody names. The integrated dual diagnosis program runs on three fixed components.
- ✓Psychiatric evaluation and ongoing medication review
- ✓Weekly individual therapy of 50 to 60 minutes with an assigned primary therapist
- ✓Daily dual diagnosis groups covering coping skills and integrated relapse prevention
Levels of Care
How the Dual Diagnosis PHP, IOP and Outpatient Levels Are Set
A clinical assessment sets the starting level of dual diagnosis care, and the clinical team decides each step down. The three levels differ in hours rather than in method, so the plan does not change when the hours do.
| Level of Care | Hours / Week | Schedule | Dual Diagnosis Components | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PHP, Partial Hospitalization | 30+ hours | Seven days. Weekdays 9 AM to 3:30 PM, weekends 10 AM to 1 PM | Daily dual diagnosis groups, psychiatry, individual and family therapy | Active psychiatric symptoms with recent substance use |
| IOP, Intensive Outpatient | 9 to 12 hours | Mon to Sat, 9 AM to 12 PM | Dual diagnosis groups, individual therapy, medication management | Symptoms and medication stabilizing, work resuming |
| OP, Outpatient | 4 hours | Once weekly, 3-hour group | Weekly group therapy and long-term recovery support | Maintenance after IOP, psychiatry continuing |
Withdrawal management first. Olympic Behavioral Health coordinates placement with licensed detox partners, then admits directly into dual diagnosis treatment once detox is complete.
Start Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment This Week
Same-day admission into dual diagnosis treatment is available when criteria are met, with next-day as the alternative. Insurance verification is free and takes minutes.
Evidence-Based Care
Dual Diagnosis Therapy and Counseling Services
Six therapies carry dual diagnosis treatment at Olympic Behavioral Health, and each is matched to the psychiatric diagnosis rather than to the substance use alone. CBT, DBT, EMDR, neurofeedback, family therapy and group therapy each treat a named condition.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
CBT breaks the thought patterns linking low mood to substance use. CBT anchors the dual diagnosis counseling plan at every level of care.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy
DBT skills groups build emotion regulation and distress tolerance. Specialized DBT programming carries dual diagnosis clients whose psychiatric diagnosis is borderline personality disorder.
EMDR and Trauma Resolution
EMDR and Rapid Trauma Resolution process the trauma sitting underneath a co-occurring addiction.
Neurofeedback
Neurofeedback pairs with trauma therapy. The combination produces stronger results than trauma therapy alone.
Family Therapy
Weekly family therapy plus a Monday family meeting for relatives of dual diagnosis clients.
Group Therapy
Groups are separated into substance abuse, dual diagnosis, and mental health tracks, so the room matches the diagnosis.
Olympic Behavioral Health also delivers motivational interviewing, mindfulness training, and art therapy inside dual diagnosis treatment.
Conditions Treated
Treating Addiction With Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, or Bipolar Disorder
Olympic Behavioral Health treats addiction alongside depression, anxiety, PTSD and bipolar disorder on a single plan. Only 17.0 percent of adults in the United States with co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders received treatment for both in 2022, on National Survey on Drug Use and Health data. Co-occurring disorders treatment means neither condition waits for the other.
Alcohol and Drug Addiction
Olympic Behavioral Health treats alcohol, opioid, stimulant and benzodiazepine use disorders as a dual diagnosis, alongside the psychiatric condition present with them.
Depression and Anxiety
Major depressive disorder and anxiety disorders that co-occur with addiction. Psychiatry and CBT run in parallel from week one.
Trauma and PTSD
Every dual diagnosis client receives a trauma assessment at intake, and clients meeting PTSD criteria enter a specialized trauma track.
Bipolar and Borderline Personality Disorder
As a dual diagnosis, bipolar disorder and borderline personality disorder are treated with medication management and DBT skills programming.
Olympic Behavioral Health accepts schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder and schizophreniform disorder as a dual diagnosis when stabilized. A history of an eating disorder or self-harm is accepted. Active self-harm goes to a higher level of care, and an active eating disorder is referred out.
Insurance
Dual Diagnosis Treatment Insurance and Cost
Insurance covers dual diagnosis treatment at Olympic Behavioral Health as an outpatient behavioral health benefit. Olympic Behavioral Health is in-network with TRICARE and works with PPO plans using out-of-network benefits. Every benefit check is free and carries no obligation.
TRICARE covers active-duty military, veterans, and their families. Olympic Behavioral Health also works with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, UMR, GEHA, Humana, and Anthem as out-of-network PPO benefits. What a plan pays for dual diagnosis treatment depends on the level of care and the deductible, so the admissions team confirms the number before treatment begins.
INSURANCES WE ACCEPTTRICARE is the only in-network plan. Every other payer named is accepted for dual diagnosis treatment using out-of-network PPO benefits. Olympic Behavioral Health does not accept Medicaid or Medicare.
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Why Olympic Behavioral Health
A Dually Licensed Dual Diagnosis Treatment Center in Palm Beach County
Olympic Behavioral Health holds both licenses and keeps both conditions in house, at one Lantana address. Most dual diagnosis treatment centers hold one license and refer the second condition out, and 81 percent of the addiction programs McGovern and colleagues assessed delivered addiction-only services. Six differences follow from holding both.
Licensed for Both Conditions
Olympic Behavioral Health is licensed by the Florida Department of Children and Families for substance abuse services, and is separately licensed for mental health. Dual licensure permits one integrated dual diagnosis plan rather than two episodes of care.
Psychiatrist-Led Medication Management
A board-certified psychiatrist is Medical Director, and a certified family nurse practitioner provides medication management in house. Psychiatrist referrals are available at every level of dual diagnosis care.
A Mental Health Census, Not a Rehab Census
About 80 percent of clients at Olympic Behavioral Health come in for a mental health condition, and substance use is treated alongside it. Neither half of a dual diagnosis is treated as secondary to the other.
Trauma Track With Neurofeedback
EMDR, Rapid Trauma Resolution and neurofeedback combine for dual diagnosis clients meeting PTSD criteria alongside an addiction.
TRICARE In-Network
TRICARE benefits for dual diagnosis treatment are verified directly with the contractor at no cost to the client or the family.
One Team From PHP to OP
Olympic Behavioral Health carries each dual diagnosis client from PHP through IOP to OP inside one clinical team. Crandal and colleagues' 2025 study of 10,011 clients found only 36.2 percent reached their next level of care within 10 days of discharge.
Admissions
Start Dual Diagnosis Treatment in Florida Today
Olympic Behavioral Health completes admissions for dual diagnosis treatment in Florida in about 30 minutes when a client is ready. Four steps run from the first call to admission, and same-day admission is available once criteria are met.
Call 561-272-0800 or submit the verification form. The admissions team covers the dual diagnosis program and starts insurance verification on the first call.
Olympic Behavioral Health confirms what a plan pays before the clinical assessment, so nothing is a surprise later.
A dual diagnosis assessment by phone gathers substance use and psychiatric history. The clinical director approves admission and names both diagnoses in the plan.
A case manager and primary therapist are assigned on arrival. Transportation assistance is provided as needed, and van service covers all scheduled dual diagnosis groups and activities.
Same-day admission available, subject to criteria.
- ✓Both diagnoses, not only the substance use
- ✓Free insurance verification
- ✓Current psychiatric medication and prescriber
Frequently Asked Questions
Dual Diagnosis Treatment Center FAQs
Seven questions cover dual diagnosis treatment at Olympic Behavioral Health, from what the diagnosis means to how integrated care works, what medication involves, whether outpatient is enough, what insurance pays and where the building is.
What does dual diagnosis mean?
Dual diagnosis means a person has a substance use disorder and a mental health disorder at the same time. Olympic Behavioral Health treats both on one plan, because treating the addiction alone leaves the psychiatric condition driving the next relapse.
What is the new name for dual diagnosis?
Co-occurring disorders is the current term. Dual diagnosis and co-occurring disorders describe the same condition, and clinicians use the terms interchangeably.
What is the best treatment for dual diagnosis?
Integrated treatment is the standard of care. One team addresses both conditions at once rather than in sequence. Olympic Behavioral Health combines psychiatric medication management, weekly individual therapy, and daily dual diagnosis groups inside a single treatment plan at the PHP, IOP, and OP levels.
What medication is used for dual diagnosis?
Medication depends on the psychiatric diagnosis, and only a prescriber can decide. At Olympic Behavioral Health a board-certified psychiatrist and a certified family nurse practitioner handle medication management on site. They review every dual diagnosis client and adjust the plan as symptoms change.
Can dual diagnosis be treated on an outpatient basis?
Yes. Olympic Behavioral Health treats dual diagnosis entirely through outpatient care at the PHP, IOP, and OP levels. Clients keep phone access and daily freedoms. Supportive housing in Lake Worth is available to clients enrolled at the intensive outpatient level.
Does insurance cover dual diagnosis treatment?
Yes. TRICARE is in-network for dual diagnosis treatment, and most PPO plans pay through out-of-network benefits. Verification takes a few minutes, costs nothing, and carries no obligation. Medicaid and Medicare are not accepted.
Where is dual diagnosis treatment near West Palm Beach?
Olympic Behavioral Health runs dual diagnosis treatment at 3618 Lantana Road, Suite 200, Lantana, FL 33462. The building sits 10 miles south of downtown West Palm Beach, off I-95 at exit 61, and serves all of Palm Beach County.
Client Reviews
Olympic Behavioral Health Reviews and Rating
Olympic Behavioral Health holds a 4.8-star Google rating across client and family reviews. Clients credit the clinical team, the structured programming, and the genuine care of the staff. These are real stories from Olympic Behavioral Health clients.
Clinical Team
The Olympic Behavioral Health Psychiatrist and Clinical Team
Dual diagnosis care at Olympic Behavioral Health is carried by a board-certified psychiatrist, a PhD clinical director and three primary therapists. Six group facilitators run the daily groups.
Board certified in General Psychiatry and in Addiction Psychiatry, with an addiction psychiatry fellowship at Jackson Health and the University of Miami.
Stephanie carries the caseload where both conditions are present. Her person-centered work helps clients identify triggers, build coping skills, and reconnect with their own resilience.
Licensed since 2006. Gina specializes in chronic mental illness and family support, and previously served as Clinical Director across PHP, IOP, and OP.
Clinically reviewed by Dr. Maryam Davari, M.D. Last reviewed August 14, 2026. Content on this page describes dual diagnosis services at Olympic Behavioral Health and is not a substitute for individual clinical advice.
Visit Olympic Behavioral Health
Florida Dual Diagnosis Treatment Center in Lantana, Near West Palm Beach
One outpatient location in Lantana, Florida, serves all of Palm Beach County.
Olympic Behavioral Health delivers dual diagnosis treatment at 3618 Lantana Road, Suite 200, Lantana, FL 33462. Admissions answers at 561-272-0800, Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Five things locate the building.
- ✓Downtown West Palm Beach sits 10 miles north
- ✓Lake Worth and Boynton Beach, minutes away
- ✓Palm Beach International Airport, 10 miles
- ✓I-95 exit 61 reaches the building
- ✓Supportive housing in Lake Worth for IOP
Accidental drug overdose deaths in Palm Beach County fell to 232 in 2025 from 517 in 2022, on the Palm Beach County Medical Examiner's Office annual report. Olympic Behavioral Health treats the substance use disorder and the psychiatric diagnosis behind those deaths as one dual diagnosis.