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Bipolar Disorder & Addiction · Beverly Hills, CA
Bipolar Disorder & Addiction Treatment in Beverly Hills.
Mood stabilization and addiction treatment delivered together, by licensed psychiatrists and addiction specialists who understand how the two interact.
- Licensed psychiatrist on staff
- Mood stabilization & monitoring
- Integrated with addiction care
- Most PPO insurance accepted
Confidential · Free · 24/7
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(844) 598-5573Duration
30–90 days
Level of care
Dual diagnosis
Who it's for
Bipolar disorder + substance use disorder
Setting
Private Beverly Hills manor
Overview
What is bipolar disorder & addiction treatment?
Bipolar disorder involves shifts between depressive and manic or hypomanic episodes, and it frequently co-occurs with substance use disorder — sometimes substances are used to manage mood swings, and sometimes substance use itself can trigger or mimic mood episodes. Integrated treatment stabilizes mood while addressing addiction at the same time.
Psychiatric mood evaluation
A licensed psychiatrist assesses your specific bipolar presentation and mood patterns alongside substance use history.
Mood stabilizer management
Mood-stabilizing medications are carefully managed and monitored for interactions with any addiction treatment.
Tracking mood patterns
Daily mood monitoring helps your clinical team adjust treatment in real time, rather than reacting after a crisis.
Evidence-based therapy
CBT and psychoeducation help you recognize early warning signs of mood episodes and respond before they escalate.
Who this program is for
This program is for anyone with bipolar I, bipolar II, or cyclothymic disorder who is also struggling with substance use — whether substances are used during manic, depressive, or stable periods. It's appropriate whether or not bipolar disorder has been formally diagnosed before treatment.
Recognizing the overlap
How bipolar disorder and addiction interact.
Mood episodes and substance use can each intensify the other if not addressed together.
Signs of Mood Episodes
Manic or hypomanic episodes
Depressive episodes
Impulsivity during mood shifts
Rapid cycling between states
How It Connects to Substance Use
Substances used during mania
Substances used during depression
Substance use can trigger mood episodes
Medication non-adherence increases risk
The process
What to expect.
Stabilizing mood and addressing addiction happen together — neither is treated as secondary.
Psychiatric & substance assessment
Your psychiatrist evaluates your mood history and patterns alongside your substance use to understand how the two interact.
Medication stabilization
Mood-stabilizing medications are introduced or adjusted carefully, with close monitoring for safety and effectiveness.
Psychoeducation & therapy
You learn to recognize early warning signs of mood episodes and build coping strategies that don't rely on substances.
Stability-focused discharge planning
Your aftercare plan includes ongoing psychiatric monitoring, since consistent mood stability is essential to long-term recovery.
Why mood stability matters
Untreated mood episodes drive relapse.
Without consistent psychiatric monitoring, mood episodes can trigger impulsive substance use — and substance use can in turn destabilize mood further, creating a difficult cycle to break alone.
High
Co-occurrence rate between bipolar disorder and addiction
Bipolar disorder has one of the highest rates of co-occurring substance use disorder among mental health conditions.
Daily
Mood tracking supports early intervention
Consistent monitoring helps your clinical team adjust treatment before a mood episode escalates.
1 Team
Coordinating psychiatric and addiction care
Your psychiatrist and addiction specialist work from the same treatment plan, not separate ones.
Addiction treatment without mood stabilization
Integrated bipolar care at Faith Recovery
Managing bipolar disorder and substance use at the same time?
Integrated, stabilizing care is available. Call our admissions team for a free, confidential assessment.
Call now — (844) 598-5573
The experience
“Before treatment, I never knew which version of myself would show up — or what I'd do during a manic episode. Having a psychiatrist track my mood daily, alongside my addiction therapy, gave me a stability I hadn't felt in years.”
Morning
Mood check-in with your psychiatrist — tracking patterns and medication response
Midday
Individual therapy focused on recognizing early warning signs of mood shifts
Afternoon
Group therapy and psychoeducation on living well with bipolar disorder
Evening
Consistent sleep routine — a key factor in mood stability
Cost & insurance
Most PPO plans cover this.
Mental health and dual-diagnosis treatment is an essential health benefit under federal law. We verify your PPO coverage before admission — free and confidential.
Don't see your provider?
We work with many more insurers — call us to check your specific plan.
Federally protected
The ACA requires most PPO plans to cover substance use disorder treatment at parity with other medical benefits.
Verified before you arrive
We contact your insurer directly and confirm your exact benefits — before you make any commitment.
Self-pay options available
If insurance doesn't cover your stay, we offer private-pay rates and can discuss options with our admissions team.
Benefits vary by plan. Verification is not a guarantee of payment.
What comes next
Your treatment pathway.
Treating the addiction alone rarely works if the underlying mental health condition goes unaddressed. Your continuing care plan accounts for both.
Residential Inpatient Rehab
30–90 daysStructured, full-time care with daily psychiatric monitoring for mood stability and addiction recovery.
Medication-Assisted Treatment
OngoingCoordinated medication management alongside mood stabilizers when addiction medication is appropriate.
Outpatient & Aftercare
FlexibleContinued psychiatric follow-up and therapy as you maintain mood stability and sobriety.
Not sure which level of care is right for you?
Our admissions team will assess your needs and recommend the right path — at no cost, no obligation.
FAQ
Common questions.
Still have questions? Our admissions team is available 24 hours a day — no pressure, no judgment.
Call nowCan substance use cause bipolar disorder?
Substance use doesn't directly cause bipolar disorder, but it can trigger mood episodes, mimic symptoms, or worsen an existing condition. A thorough psychiatric evaluation helps clarify your specific situation.
Will I need medication long-term?
Many people with bipolar disorder benefit from long-term mood stabilizer medication. Your psychiatrist will discuss what's appropriate for you and monitor your response over time.
How is bipolar disorder diagnosed during treatment?
A licensed psychiatrist conducts a thorough evaluation of your mood history, patterns, and symptoms, often in coordination with your substance use assessment.
Is bipolar disorder treatment covered by insurance?
Yes — mental health treatment is an essential health benefit under federal law. We verify your specific PPO benefits before admission, at no cost.
Can I have a manic or depressive episode during treatment?
Our clinical team is trained to recognize and respond to mood episodes immediately, adjusting your care plan and medication as needed to keep you safe and stable.
What happens after treatment if my mood becomes unstable again?
Your discharge plan includes ongoing psychiatric care, and our team remains available for guidance. Mood instability is a sign to reach out for support, not a failure.
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