Art, Great question. I think the Dural Recovery Anonymous (DRA) would be helpful for those with dual diagnosis. DRA is similar to AA it does not render advice or recommendations to their members regarding the purpose of psychiatric medications or other forms of treatment. It welcomes any member who has received a dual disorder regardless of their chemical addiction or psychiatric history or their degree of abilities.
Two prerequisites for membership, a longing to stop using any substance, and control their emotions or mental illness. What I like about DRA, its founded on hope, coping, and healing beliefs; hope is the source for development; coping is learning new coping skills, and healing an individual begins to recover their self-image
Two prerequisites for membership, a longing to stop using any substance, and control their emotions or mental illness. What I like about DRA, its founded on hope, coping, and healing beliefs; hope is the source for development; coping is learning new coping skills, and healing an individual begins to recover their self-image