In addition to providing a comprehensive roster of addiction treatment services, most quality rehabilitation programs with also care for patients living with co-occurring disorders (CODs) such as anxiety, depression or bi-polar disorder. Such services are typically much more effective when the addict enters into them as a willing participant. However, the trepidation that Lanza may have felt about entering into a comprehensive, full-service treatment program is far from uncommon. When others seek treatment on their behalf, addicts often feel pushed into an uncomfortable situation, and their immediate reaction is to push back. As a result of this resistance, they not only tend to do damage to themselves but to the very loved ones who are struggling
