Final case presentation 2

An Integrated Treatment Plan for Cody’s Opiate Addiction and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Student Name University Course Professor Name Date An Integrated Treatment Plan for Cody’s Opiate Addiction and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) People with complications of coexisting mental health disorders and addiction syndrome pose significant treatment issues that can be overcome through an approach that integrates a wide range of services. Cody’s specific situation can be considered as a demonstration of the multitude of problems in a dual diagnosis. He was diagnosed with an opioid use disorder, major depressive disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, and PTSD, which affected his functioning throughout his life. Hence, practitioners should implement practices that are based on evidence while consequences play the role of resolving both substances use problems and mental health disorders. Integrated Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (ICBT) is the proven working methodology that entertains the application of cognitive-behavioral techniques for substance use treatment in conjunction with scientifically proven methods proper for specific mental health issues (Moneam et al., 2023). Herein, ICBT will be the recommended treatment method for Cody, covering practice demonstration and its essential components and the evidence that demonstrates its effectiveness. An evidence-based ICBT (Integrated Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) that utilizes CBT approaches to substance use disorders and the same proven strategies for psychological issues such as depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder would be a suitable intervention for Cody, given his two co-existing drug use and co-occurring mental disorders. The comprehensive point of view integrates the mental disorders and substance abuse concepts (Moneam et al., 2023). It correlates to effective treatment, which at the same time considers both conditions -mental disorders and substance abuse. By assembling these components, a model of Intensive Case Management refers to the process of delivering a detailed treatment plan considering all the needs of people with dual diagnoses, such as Cody. Concerning the core components of ICBT, cognitive restructuring, behavioral activation, exposure therapy, coping strategies for substance use, and relaxation techniques enhance a targeted intervention aimed at tackling the complex interaction of Cody’s opioid use disorder, depression, general anxiety disorder, and post-traumatic disorder. By challenging the maladaptive thoughts and beliefs related to both substance use and mental health problems, ICBT helps disengage him from adverse effects. Furthermore, it encourages his involvement in positive activity, gradually getting him exposed to trauma period in a safe atmosphere, equips him with relapse prevention techniques, and teaches him relaxation methods, transversely addressing the interrelatedness of the conditions. The integration aspect of the Integrated Treatment and Care Approach (ITCB) is crucial in addressing substance misuse disorders and mental health problems. The treatm...