The Well - Mens Dual Disorder

Long-Term Residential Care for Men With Co-Occurring Disorders

The Well – Men’s Dual Disorder provides residential treatment for adult men who are navigating both substance use disorders and severe, persistent mental illness. The program is designed for individuals who need extended time and structure to stabilize symptoms and engage fully in treatment. Care is delivered in a residential setting that supports focus, routine, and community connection.

Integrated Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment

Treatment is structured to address mental health and substance use needs together rather than separately. Men participate in a full weekly schedule that includes individual, group, and family counseling led by dually licensed counselors. Evidence-based approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, trauma-related counseling, anger management, and 12-step facilitation are used to support both symptom management and recovery skills.

Ongoing Psychiatric and Medical Support

Psychiatric services and medication management are part of the program, helping clients manage mental health symptoms throughout their stay. A licensed registered nurse completes a health assessment shortly after admission and provides ongoing medical oversight. Health and medication education are also incorporated, supporting understanding and consistency in care.

Peer Support and Practical Recovery Services

Alongside clinical treatment, the program includes peer-based support through certified peer support specialists and recovery coaches. Case management services help clients work through practical needs such as housing coordination, employment counseling or training, and access to community resources. These services are intended to support stability during treatment and reduce barriers after discharge.

Extended Stay With Planned Transitions

With a typical length of stay of four to six months, the program allows time to address complex challenges without rushing the recovery process. Discharge planning, continuing care, overdose education, and follow-up support are included to help clients transition from residential treatment with clearer next steps and ongoing connections to care.