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How Trauma-Informed Care Improves Recovery Outcomes

Traumatic experiences can cause ripple effects for years to come. Many people with past trauma go on to develop mental health problems, including substance abuse disorders. While it’s important for providers to address the effects of these disorders, treating the underlying trauma is also vital.  

What Is Trauma-Informed Care? 

People with substance and addiction issues seek assistance with managing cravings and fending off relapses. However, doctors and clinicians must also address underlying mental health issues to ensure the patient can withstand the rigors of recovery.  

Trauma-informed care takes into account past trauma that may have attributed to the current situation. This approach looks at the patient’s life as a whole to create a more effective recovery plan.  

What Effect Does Trauma-Informed Care Have on Patients? 

This therapeutic approach can offer patients the following benefits: 

  • Improved mental and physical health outcomes 
  • Decreased risk of relapses 
  • Better engagement with and increased trust in one’s healthcare team 
  • Enhanced coping skills and strategies 

Holistic Treatment for the Whole Person: Duke City Recovery Toolbox 

Here at Duke City Recovery Toolbox, we understand that trauma and substance abuse are often linked. In addition to our treatment options, we also provide individual and family therapy to individuals throughout Albuquerque.  

Schedule an intake appointment today by calling (505) 224-9777. You can also contact us or visit the website for more information.  

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