Windmill Wellness Ranch treats adults 18 years and older with a substance use disorder, whether it’s occurring on its own or alongside a mental health condition such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, or trauma, known as a dual diagnosis or co-occurring disorder. Clients come to us from Texas and from across the country to receive this kind of specialized care.
Many individuals self-medicate because of a co-occurring problem. The most prominent are depression and anxiety, though we’re equipped to treat many other co-occurring disorders as well, including bipolar disorder, PTSD, trauma, and chronic pain, among others. When drug abuse or dependency is added on top of these conditions, it exacerbates the problem.
Proper Diagnosis and Treatment, Together
In our inpatient program, we’re able to properly diagnose and treat each condition with the right modality of therapy or medication management. We provide effective co-occurring treatment to residents facing mental health concerns alongside a substance use problem, rather than treating one issue while overlooking the other.
Supporting Veterans and First Responders with PTSD
At Windmill Wellness Ranch, we understand that PTSD is a major mental health issue affecting hundreds of thousands of veterans and first responders. As the wife of a veteran and an active police officer, Windmill Wellness Ranch’s Founder, Shannon Malish, is honored to have the opportunity to treat those who have served our country and their communities.
A Full Continuum of Care
Windmill Wellness Ranch provides the full continuum of care in one place, so clients can progress from detox to residential treatment, into transitional living, sober living, intensive outpatient therapy, and ongoing aftercare support, all without being transferred to another facility along the way.
Learn more about our residential treatment, transitional and sober living, intensive outpatient program, and aftercare program.
Who We’re Not Able to Treat
Because our program is built around treating addiction, we currently are not able to treat individuals who have only a mental health condition with no substance use involved. We are also not able to treat anyone under the age of 18. If you’re not sure whether Windmill Wellness Ranch is the right fit, contact our admissions team and we’ll be happy to talk it through with you.
Get Help for Co-Occurring Conditions Today
You don’t have to face a mental health condition and a substance use problem separately. Contact our admissions team today to learn more about co-occurring mental health treatment at Windmill Wellness Ranch.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Does Windmill Wellness Ranch treat anxiety and depression alongside addiction?
Yes. Depression and anxiety are the most common co-occurring conditions Windmill Wellness Ranch treats alongside a substance use disorder.
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Is there co-occurring mental health and addiction treatment near Austin, Texas?
Yes. Windmill Wellness Ranch offers co-occurring mental health and addiction treatment in Canyon Lake, Texas, a short drive from Austin.
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Does Windmill Wellness Ranch treat veterans and first responders with PTSD?
Yes. Windmill Wellness Ranch has specific experience treating PTSD in veterans and first responders alongside substance use disorder.
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Is there co-occurring mental health and addiction treatment near San Antonio, Texas?
Yes. Windmill Wellness Ranch offers co-occurring mental health and addiction treatment in Canyon Lake, Texas, a short drive from San Antonio.
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What happens after residential treatment for a co-occurring disorder at Windmill Wellness Ranch?
Windmill Wellness Ranch provides a full continuum of care in one place, so clients can move from residential treatment into transitional living, sober living, intensive outpatient therapy, and ongoing aftercare support without being transferred to another facility.
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What is a co-occurring disorder or dual diagnosis?
A co-occurring disorder, also called a dual diagnosis, is when a substance use disorder occurs alongside a mental health condition, such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, or trauma, at the same time.
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Does Windmill Wellness Ranch treat mental health conditions without addiction?
No. Windmill Wellness Ranch's program is built around treating addiction, so we currently are not able to treat individuals who have only a mental health condition with no substance use involved.