Mental Health Services For Opioid Treatment
Our addiction treatment offers mental health services for individuals receiving outpatient opioid treatment who may be managing anxiety, depression, or other co-occurring conditions.
SUPPORTING STABILITY THROUGH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
Mental Health Support During Opioid Treatment
Many individuals receiving opioid treatment also experience mental health challenges that can affect emotional health, daily responsibilities, and consistency in care. Ongoing stress, mood changes, or difficulty concentrating may create additional barriers to recovery when not addressed alongside medical treatment.
Mental health services at Raise The Bottom are integrated into each patient’s outpatient opioid treatment plan. Services may include counseling, group support, and coordinated medication management when appropriate. This approach allows patients to receive behavioral health support within the same regulated medical environment as their medication-assisted treatment.
How Mental Health Support Improves Treatment
Mental health services are widely recognized as an important component of effective treatment for individuals with opioid use disorder and co-occurring mental health conditions. Federal health agencies and clinical research consistently emphasize that addressing mental health needs alongside substance use treatment improves treatment engagement, reduces instability, and supports long-term continuity of care. Integrated behavioral health services help patients manage symptoms that may otherwise interfere with focus, decision making, and daily functioning.
Studies indicate that treating co-occurring mental health conditions helps reduce barriers to recovery by improving emotional regulation, stress management, and daily functioning. Counseling, group-based behavioral health services, and coordinated medication management allow patients to address mental health concerns without disrupting their opioid treatment plan. This approach supports continuity of care and helps patients remain connected to treatment over time.
Benefits of Addressing Mental Health While in Treatment for Opioids
Opioid use disorder often occurs alongside mental health conditions that can affect stability, decision making, and treatment consistency. Addressing these needs within an outpatient opioid treatment program allows care teams to support both medical and behavioral health needs in a coordinated and regulated environment.
- Improve focus and ability to participate in treatment
- Healthier responses to stress and emotional challenges
- Strengthen daily routines and personal accountability
- Individualized care alongside opioid treatment
- Access to medication-assisted treatment
- Reduce barriers that interfere with daily functioning
- Reduce the risk of relapsing
- Supported long-term recovery through coordinated care
Combining Drug Recovery & Mental Health Services
How We Integrate Mental Health Support Into Treatment
Step 1
Each patient begins with a clinical assessment to understand your mental health needs that may affect opioid treatment. This ensures services are aligned with medical care and individual treatment goals.
Step 2
Based on assessment findings, patients may be referred to counseling, group services, or coordinated medication management. Services are tailored to support treatment engagement, emotional regulation, and daily functioning.
Step 3
Mental health services are coordinated with medication-assisted treatment and ongoing medical oversight. This structure helps reduce disruptions in care and supports consistent treatment engagement.
Step 4
Mental health needs are monitored over time and adjusted as necessary. This approach supports continuity of care and helps patients maintain progress throughout long-term treatment.
MAKING MENTAL HEALTH CARE ACCESSIBLE IN IDAHO
In-Network Insurance Coverage With Our Trusted Partners
Being in-network with major insurance providers allows patients to access mental health services as part of outpatient opioid treatment without unnecessary delays. Raise The Bottom works with Medicaid and most major insurers to support access to counseling, group services, and coordinated medication management when clinically appropriate.
- Aetna
- Blue Cross of Idaho
- Regence Blueshield
- Moda/ODS/EOCCO
- Oregon Medicaid
- Medicaid
- Magellan Healthcare
- Medicare Part B
- Tri-Care/VA
- Cigna
- Molina Healthcare
- Mountain Health Co-Op
- Optum of Idaho
- Pacific Source
- Select Health
- Regence Group Administrators
- St. Luke’s Health Plan
- United Healthcare
We Help Our Patients Find the Mental Support They NEed
Read About How We Help You Find Your Peace of Mind
Mental health services play an important role in supporting patients receiving outpatient opioid treatment. Many individuals share that access to counseling, group services, and coordinated behavioral health support helped them better manage stress, improve consistency in care, and remain engaged in treatment.
What We Offer
Treatment Options for Mental Health
Mental health services at Raise The Bottom are provided as part of outpatient opioid treatment when clinically appropriate.
Addiction Counseling
Individual counseling to support emotion and stress management.Group Therapy
Group-based support focused on shared experiences.Medication Management
Coordinated as part of opioid treatment and clinically supervised.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Mental Health Services
Mental health services may include individual counseling, group-based therapy, and coordinated medication management when clinically appropriate. These services are provided as part of outpatient opioid treatment to support patients managing co-occurring mental health conditions that may affect treatment engagement, stability, and daily functioning.
Medication can play a role in supporting patients during opioid treatment when mental health symptoms are present. Methadone, Suboxone, or Vivitrol may be used as part of medication-assisted treatment, with additional medications considered if needed. All medicines are prescribed under medical supervision and coordinated to support stability and treatment engagement.
Indicators may include persistent worry, mood changes, difficulty focusing, sleep problems, or feeling overwhelmed by daily tasks. These symptoms can affect treatment consistency and quality of life. A clinical assessment helps determine whether mental health services may be appropriate as part of care.
Yes. Mental health services at Raise The Bottom are only available to patients receiving outpatient opioid treatment when clinically appropriate. Counseling, group services, and coordinated medication management are delivered within a regulated opioid treatment program to support safety, consistency, and long-term stability.
We aren't accepting Medicaid, but we work with most major private insurance providers. Insurance coverage helps reduce barriers to accessing outpatient opioid treatment and integrated mental health services when clinically appropriate. Our team can help verify coverage and explain available options.
The First Step to Recovery is a clear mind
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