Tyler County doesn't have a listed dual diagnosis program inside its borders, but the closest dual diagnosis programs are below, about 34 miles from the county's largest city or center. Every listing links to details, and you can call any time for help choosing.
Dual Diagnosis Treatment programs near Tyler County
Oceans Behavioral Hospital — Lufkin
Hospital / inpatientDual diagnosisLand Manor Inc – Franklin House North Women/Children
Hospital / inpatientDual diagnosisRecovery
Mental health clinicDual diagnosisBurke
Mental health serviceDual diagnosisAlcohol and Drug Awareness Council | ADAC | OSAR
Addiction treatment centerDual diagnosisAbout dual diagnosis treatment
When addiction and mental health symptoms feed each other, recovery needs to address both. Dual diagnosis programs combine psychiatrists, therapists and addiction specialists in one coordinated plan.
Expect a careful assessment at intake, regular psychiatric visits and therapies like CBT, DBT and trauma-focused care.
When mental health symptoms are part of the picture, ask programs near Tyler County who does the psychiatric evaluation and how soon, and who will manage psychiatric medication after discharge.
Questions to ask
- How soon is the psychiatric evaluation?
- Which conditions are treated on site?
- Who manages medications after discharge?
- How often will I see a psychiatric provider?
For licensing rules, insurance and how to choose, read our full guide to dual diagnosis treatment in Texas.
Crisis help
Tyler County is served by Burke Center, the county's local mental health authority. Its 24-hour crisis line is 800-392-8343. Anyone in Texas can also call or text 988. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.
Free, confidential help for Tyler County residents and families. Available 24/7.
Call (832) 583-1066Other care in Tyler County
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find dual diagnosis treatment in Tyler County?
This page lists dual diagnosis programs in and near Tyler County, with the closest options first. A helpline can check openings and insurance for you.
What conditions does dual diagnosis treatment cover?
Common pairings include addiction with depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder or ADHD. Programs assess both at intake and treat them together.
How do I seek court-ordered treatment in Tyler County?
Under Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 462, an application for court-ordered treatment is filed with the county clerk in the county where the person lives or is found, with a physician's certificate attached. The county attorney's office can usually explain local steps.
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