Depersonalization-Derealization Disorder Treatment, Counseling and Therapy Center

Our admission process at AMFM Mental Health Treatment Centers is designed to help individuals experiencing a range of mental health conditions, including DPDR. Our team will focus on learning about your current symptoms and level of functioning to determine which therapies are necessary. Key steps within our admission process include:

• Initial Contact: Once you reach out for help, our admission team with gather your contact information, and a brief description of your symptoms. This helps us determine if we can continue in the admission process.
• Preliminary consultation: Next, we will conduct a preliminary consultation to learn details about your symptoms, impairment, risk level, and mental health history. We will inquire about previous treatment episodes and mental health diagnoses.
• Intake assessment: Your intake assessment takes a deep-dive into various aspects of your life so that we can provide you with comprehensive and whole-person care. We will ask about your relationships, career, family, social activities, physical health, and other relevant topics.
• Evaluation and diagnosis: Based on the information gathered, our clinical team will formulate an accurate diagnosis so that we can move forward in the admission process.
• Treatment plan development: Our clinical team will then develop your personalized treatment plan based on the information learned in your intake assessment.
• Insurance verification and financial counseling: We will then verify your insurance, and review payment options. This allows you to make a game-plan, decreasing financial surprises associated with treatment costs.
• Admission approval and scheduling: Once the necessary paperwork is complete and your admission has been approved, we will work with you to schedule your admission.
• Admittance to the program: You’ll be provided with a date to arrive at the treatment facility. Upon arrival, we will help you acclimate to your surroundings and provide you with a treatment schedule.
• Ongoing monitoring and adjustments: Our clinical team will continue to monitor your symptoms and progress to ensure you’re receiving the care you need for your recovery journey.

• Some of the complications associated with Depersonalization-Derealization Disorder (DPDR) includes poor concentration, functional impairment, conflict within relationships, anxiety, depression, and hopelessness.
•  DPDR treatment often includes psychotherapy, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
• Depersonalization-Derealization Disorder is believed to affect an estimated one percent, to almost two and a half percent, of the general population. Comorbidity rates with anxiety and depression fall between 20% to 40%.
• DPDR affects approximately 17.5% to 41.9% of adults enrolled in inpatient or residential treatment programs, and between 5% to 20% of adults in outpatient treatment programs.
• The most significant risk factor for developing depersonalization-derealization disorder is emotional neglect in childhood. Additional factors include neglect, abuse, and those carrying more stress than others.