We recommend the Intensive Inpatient program for individuals who are diagnosed with a serious psychiatric condition, have experienced trauma from physical, sexual, or mental abuse, or who have endangered their lives repeatedly from ongoing extreme drug and alcohol addiction. This program is not meant for persons who have a dual diagnosis. Dual diagnoses refer to individuals who struggle with addiction or alcoholism and are diagnosed with anxiety, depression, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or obsessive-compulsive disorder. The Intensive Inpatient program differs from Dual diagnoses treatment in that clients are regularly assessed by our psychiatric team. Intensive Inpatient therapies and groups focus intensely on improving mental and emotional health. Additionally, the Intensive Inpatient program does not allow clients to leave the center unattended, unlike the dual diagnoses program where clients have more independence. In some instances, a person may step down from the Intensive Inpatient program to our dual diagnosis program or residential treatment program.