What does co-occurring mean?
It means a person experiences both mental health and substance use concerns. Care can address these needs together rather than treating one part of a person’s experience in isolation.
Ally Behavioral Health · Eastern Kentucky
Co-occurring Mental Health Treatment
Support for the whole person.
How we help
When mental health and substance use overlap
Mental health and substance use concerns can affect each other. Ally takes a coordinated approach, helping you discuss both concerns and develop a treatment plan that reflects your circumstances, strengths and goals.
Serving Hazard, Jackson, Whitesburg and surrounding communities. Your team will confirm availability, eligibility and the services appropriate for your needs.
A little clarity
Questions you may have
What should I share at the assessment?
Tell your clinician about your current concerns, treatment history and medications. You can ask questions and discuss what you hope to get from care.
Your next step
Start with a conversation
01. Contact Ally
Call or request information. Tell us which campus is most convenient and what you need help with.
02. Explore your options
Our team will explain assessment, eligibility, scheduling and insurance verification where applicable.
03. Make a plan together
Work with your team to understand the next steps and the support available for your situation.
Program availability and coverage vary. Contact Ally to confirm your options before making arrangements.
You don’t have to figure it out alone.
Ask a question, talk through your options, and take the next step with support.