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TPCA Homeless FQHC
Grantee Meeting
September 21, 2011
Co-occurring Disorders (COD) Resources in
Tennessee
- Ken Horvath, MS, LADAC
Tennessee Department of Mental Health
Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services
Co-Occurring Disorders (COD)
FACTS
5.6 million Adults had both serious psychological distress and substance use disorders. Only 8.4%
received treatment for both mental health and substance abuse. [
2006 Data from the Substance
Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
].
43% of youth receiving mental health services in the United States have been diagnosed with
co-occurring disorders [
CMHS, 2001
].
Research and clinical findings illustrate that COD is not a rare occurrence but rather is a problem that
occurs with consistent frequency. This is truly the rule, not the exceptions. Therefore, it is
important that specialized COD programs and on-going community-based support groups be
available for people who have COD.
Proper diagnosis and treatment are critical to recovery since symptoms of substance use disorders and
mental disorders worsen over time. Without help, co-occurring disorders can slow a child’s
mental and emotional development and lead to problems in school, family upheaval and even
suicide.
Adolescent admissions with Co-Occurring Disorder were more likely to be female (38%) than other
adolescent admission (28%) [
Drug and Alcohol Services Information System, “The DASIS Report,” 2005
].
Nearly three-quarters of adolescent admissions with co-occurring disorder were white (72%)
compared with half of the other adolescent admissions (51%) [
Drug and Alcohol Services Information
System, “The DASIS Report“ 2005
].
At least 25% of adults experiencing homelessness also have a severe mental illness, and when
substance abuse is accounted for, the number swells substantially. These individuals often also
suffer with chronic physical health problems. [
SAMHSA, 2011
].
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No Wrong Door
Substance Abuse, Mental Health Services Or
Integrated Care?
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DADAS COC COD Adult Provider List FY 2011-2012
MH
Region Program Type COD
Classification Agency Area Phone 2 Women Only: HH CODC Agape, Inc. Knoxville TN 865-546-7577
5
Detox, RR, PH, IOP,
OP CODC Buffalo Valley, Inc.
Hohenwald, Lewisberg,
Clarksville 800-447-2766
6 OP, HH AOS Care of Savannah, Inc. Savannah 731-925-8619
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Women Only: PRR,
PIO, OP CODC Case Management Inc.(CMI) Memphis 901-821-5600
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Detox, RR, PH, IOP,
HH CODC Chattanooga Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services (CADAS) Chattanooga 877-282-2327
2 Women Only: WIO CODC Child and Family Tennessee Knoxville 865-524-7483
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Detox, RR, IOP, OP,
HH CODC Cocaine and Alcohol Awareness Program, Inc. (C.A.A.P.) Memphis 901-360-0442
1 RR, IOP, OP CODC Comprehensive Community Services, Inc. (CCS) Johnson City 866-930-8663
2 Men Only: HH CODC E. M. Jellinek Center, Inc. Knoxville 865-525-4627
2 Women Only: PIO CODC Florence Crittenton Agency, Inc. Knoxville 865-602-2021
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Detox, RR, IOP, OP,
PW, WIO, PW CODE Frontier
Johnson City, Kingsport,
Bristol 423-467-3600
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Women Only: Detox,
RR, HH CODC Grace House of Memphis, Tennessee Memphis 901-722-8460
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Men Only: Detox,
RR, HH CODC Harbor House Memphis 901-743-1836
2 Detox, RR, IOP, OP CODE Helen Ross McNabb Center, Inc. Knoxville 865-637-9711
2 IOP, HH CODC Hope of East Tennessee, Inc. Oak Ridge 865-482-4826
6 Detox, RR, IOP CODC JACOA Jackson 731-423-3653
4
Detox, RR, IOP, OP, PW, Sisters CODC
Meharry Medical College, d.b.a. Lloyd C. Elam Mental
Health Center Nashville 615-327-6606
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Detox, RR, PH, IOP,
HH CODC Memphis Recovery Centers, Inc. Memphis 901-272-7751
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Women Only: RR,
IOP, OP CODC Mending Hearts Inc. Nashville 615-385-1696
2 WIO CODC Parkwest (Peninsula Behavioral Health) Knoxville 865-970-9800
DADAS COC COD Adult Provider List FY 2011-2012
MH
Region Program Type
COD
Classification Agency Area Phone 6 Detox, IOP, OP CODE Pathways Jackson 731-935-8000
5 RR, PH, IOP, HH CODC Place of Hope, Inc. Columbia 931-388-9406
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Women Only: WIO,
Wrap CODC Renewal House Nashville 615-255-5222
4 RR, IOP, HH CODC Samaritan Recovery Community, Inc. Nashville 615-244-4802
7 RR, HH, IOP, WIO, OP CODC Serenity Recovery Centers, Inc. Memphis 901-521-1131
7 RR, IOP, OP CODC Synergy Treatment Center, Inc. Memphis 901-332-2227
6 RR, IOP CODC T.A.M.B. of Jackson TN, Inc. Jackson 731-427-7238
7 IOP, OP CODC
The Healing Art Research Training (HART)
Center Memphis 901-726-4213
4 Women Only: ROSC CODC The Next Door (Downtown Ministries) Nashville 615-251-8805
5 Detox, RR, IOP CODC The Pathfinders, Inc. Castalian Springs 615-374-9397
5 HH CODC Tony Rice Center, Inc. Shelbyville 931-685-0957
4 PH, HH, IOP CODE
United Neighborhood Healthcare Services
*FQHC Nashville 615-256-0197
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Detox, RR, IOP, WIO,
OP, HH CODC Volunteer Behavioral Health
Cookeville, Murfreesboro
Chattanooga 1-877-567-6051
Addictions Only (AOS) Co-occurring Disorders Capable (CODC) Co-occurring Disorders Enhanced (CODE)
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http://www.tn.gov/mental/
TDMH Division of Mental Health Services
Office of Housing and Homelessness Services
Bob Currie, Director
615-532-4651 or [email protected]
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What’s a Tennessee Family Member to Do
Concerning Substance Use and/or Mental Health
Co-Occurring Disorders (COD)
Learn More
:
Tennessee Department of Mental Health
www.tn.gov/mental/
Telephone 211 or
www.211.org
for Comprehensive Information
TAADAS Statewide Clearinghouse 615-780-5901 or
www.taadas.org
for Substance Use &
COD Information
Get Professional Counseling
:
Telephone 211 or
www.211.org
for Referral
Tennessee REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 or
www.taadas.org
for Substance Use & COD Referral
Attend a Support Group Regularly
:
NAMI (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill) Tennessee 1-800-467-3589
www.namitn.org
Families Anonymous
www.familiesanonymous.org
Cont.
Attend a Support Group Regularly:
Alanon/Alateen
www.tn-al-anon.org
Knoxville Telephone 865-525-9040
Memphis Telephone 901-323-0321
Nashville 615-333-6066
Dual Recovery Anonymous Tennessee
www.draonline.org
Chattanooga 423-756-7644
Cookeville 931-432-4123
Knoxville 865-329-9157
Memphis 901-864-9060
Nashville 615-650-2900
Double Trouble in Recovery
www.doubletroubleinrecovery.org
Secular Organizations for Sobriety (Save Our Selves)
www.sossobriety.org
SMART Recovery
www.smartrecovery.org
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For Co-occurring Disorders (COD)
Information
TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL
HEALTH (TDMH)
Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Services (DADAS)
www.tn.gov/mental
Focus on Integrated Recovery
www.integratedrecoverynow.org
Co-occurring Center for Excellence (COCE)