Dual Diagnosis Treatment in Spain: Integrated One-to-One Care for Addiction, Mental Health & Eating Disorders

Oasis Premium Recovery provides private, one-to-one dual diagnosis treatment for adults who need integrated mental health and addiction care without group exposure. We stabilise first, then sequence therapy, routines, and medication coordination so gains are safe and durable. All core work happens inside a calm residence in Southern Spain.

See our approach to Mental Health Treatment and Addiction Treatment. Learn how one-to-one therapy is delivered, and compare settings via Private Rehab Spain, Rehab Spain, and Spain treatment centres.

Who This Page Is For

Adults who experience both mental health symptoms and substance or behavioural dependence. Common patterns include anxiety with alcohol, depression with cocaine, ADHD with stimulants, PTSD with sedatives, eating disorder rules alongside prescription misuse, or bipolar features with irregular substance use. If privacy, pacing, and senior continuity matter, this setting fits.

What Dual Diagnosis Means In Real Life

• Two problems travel together and keep each other going. Alcohol blunts panic in the evening, then sleep debt fuels next-day anxiety. Stimulants lift attention, then the crash worsens low mood.
• Safety behaviours and substance rules grow quietly. Life narrows around relief cycles, secrecy, and avoidance.
• Change holds when we address both conditions in the right order with the right intensity, not when we chase symptoms separately.

Typical Pairings We Treat

Our One-to-One Model For Dual Diagnosis

We use a clear, humane order of operations so work is safe and effective.

1. Stabilise: sleep window, nutrition rhythm, hydration, and device boundaries. Early wins lower arousal and improve judgement.
2. Safety first: risk screen, withdrawal risk, medication review, and clear thresholds for medical coordination.
3. Sequence: choose the first driver to target. For example, reduce alcohol that blocks anxiety therapy, or stabilise mood before deep trauma work.
4. Integrate: therapy, routines, and where appropriate, medication coordination with your prescriber.
5. Generalise: practise skills in everyday contexts, then protect gains with aftercare and accountability.

Stabilisation And Withdrawal Overview

Not all dual diagnosis cases require detox. When they do, we coordinate medical care. When withdrawal is primarily psychological, we use structure and monitoring.

• Alcohol and benzodiazepines: may require medical oversight. We plan safe reduction and step down. See Alcohol and Prescription rehab.
• Stimulants (cocaine, amphetamines): mood crash, fatigue, cravings, sleep rebound. We anchor rhythm and target cue chains. See Cocaine.
• Opioids: medical review as needed; structured relief strategies and relapse prevention. See Opioids and Heroin.

Therapies And Methods We Use

• MET to resolve ambivalence and set a clear change contract.
• CBT for high-risk thoughts, avoidance, and behaviour experiments.
• DBT skills for emotion regulation and urge tolerance.
• ACT to anchor behaviour to values when symptoms surge.
• IPT for role transitions, conflict patterns, and grief.
• Body-based regulation such as TRE and functional breathing; mindful movement and yoga therapy.
• Creative and relational options: art, movement, and family sessions.
• Optional one-to-one 12-Step counselling if you value step work without groups.

Medication Coordination

Medication can support change when used well. We do not over-rely on it. We coordinate carefully with your prescriber, monitor effects and side effects, and time therapy so behaviour change is central. If you arrive with an existing plan, we optimise routines and sleep to reduce rebound and interaction risks.

Daily Rhythm And Example Day

• Morning individual therapy or coaching; short implementation block with accountability.
• Midday psychoeducation, calm outdoor time, regulated meals.
• Afternoon targeted session such as CBT, DBT skills, ACT, or trauma-informed work when ready.
• Evening wind-down routine, screen hygiene, and sleep support.

See how this feels day to day on Life at Oasis.

What To Treat First: A Simple Rule

We choose the first target that unlocks the most change safely.

• Safety or medical risk leads. If alcohol or benzodiazepines create medical risk, we coordinate safe reduction before deep therapy.
• Blockers next. If cocaine use blocks sleep and therapy, stabilise rhythm and reduce use first.
• Then depth work on anxiety, trauma, perfectionism, or grief once capacity improves.

Benzodiazepines And Anxiety

Relief is real, but tolerance and rebound often worsen anxiety and sleep. We introduce non-drug skills, practise taper-support routines, and coordinate with prescribers. See Anxiety Treatment and Prescription rehab.

ADHD, Stimulants, And Cocaine

Unmanaged ADHD can drive stimulant seeking. We add executive function coaching, external time, and routine anchors while addressing use. Where appropriate, we coordinate ADHD medication with your prescriber so behaviour change remains central. See ADHD Treatment and Cocaine.

Programmes And Levels Of Care

• The Foundation Retreat for assessment, stabilisation, and early wins.
• The Restorative Path for steady skill building and routine consolidation.
• The Regenerative Stay for complex presentations with trauma, bipolar features, or prescription patterns.
• The Signature Experience when a fully bespoke framework is required.
• The One-to-One Residence for maximum privacy and continuity.

Family, Work, And Confidentiality

With your consent, we involve family for education and boundary setting so accommodation reduces while support stays kind. For professional clients, we protect privacy with discreet admissions, quiet spaces, and agreed device rules. See Confidentiality and Location.

Aftercare And Outcomes

You leave with a written plan and scheduled follow up.

• Lifetime Aftercare with planned reviews.
• Lifetime Aftercare Support for ongoing sessions and accountability.
• Life Skills and Relapse Prevention for travel, events, and workload spikes.

Admissions And Discreet Travel

Cross-border admissions are simple and quiet. Many clients travel for privacy and focus. Compare routes on Private Rehab Europe, Rehab in the UK vs Spain, Rehab Spain, and Spain treatment centres.

1. Confidential enquiry and clinical pre-assessment.
2. Safety screen and programme selection.
3. Dates agreed, travel via Málaga, unbranded transfers, calm first day.
4. Weekly reviews and aftercare mapping from day one.

Compare Locations And Private Therapy Options

If you are travelling to Spain or weighing international choices, these pages help you decide:

• Spain overview: Rehab Spain, Spain treatment centres, Rehab clinics in Spain.
• Why choose one-to-one: One-to-One Therapy Spain, Why Private Therapy Spain.
• Regional comparisons: Rehab in the UK vs Spain, Private Rehab Europe.
• International options: Rehab USA Private, Rehab Middle East Private, Private Rehab France Clients.
• Nordic clients: Rehab Sweden Private, Rehab Norway Private, Rehab Denmark Private.
• Explore premium settings: Luxury Rehab Clinics.

Start Private Dual Diagnosis Treatment In Spain

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How To Start Dual Diagnosis Treatment At Oasis

1. Enquire: contact admissions privately and share history, patterns, and goals.
2. Pre-assessment: complete a clinical screen and safety check with recent information where available.
3. Plan: agree programme, first target, and monitoring with clear review points.
4. Arrive: settle in, meet your team, begin therapy and regulation with calm pacing.
5. Review: weekly reviews adjust intensity, blockers, and aftercare mapping.
6. Aftercare: step down with structured follow up and accountability.