Counseling
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Access to Recovery |
Free assessment and treatment vouchers |
(505) 266-0441 |
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Individual and group counseling; sliding fee scale |
(505) 291-6314 |
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UNM crisis/helpline, walk-in center, online chat. Free services. |
(505) 277-3013 (866) 435-7166 |
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ACT provides a treatment called Dialectical Behavioral Therapy for individuals diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder as well as individuals engaged in suicidal and self-harm behaviors. |
(505) 255-1756 |
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Free counseling for victims of sexual assault and abuse |
(505) 266-7711 |
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Free support for alcoholics and families |
(505) 266-1900 |
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All Faiths' goal is to provide services to children and their families in a healthy environment which includes education, treatment, advocacy, food, clothing, and supportive and nurturing caregivers |
(505) 271-0329 |
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Aliviar Counseling Services (no website) |
Offers individual, family, and couples counseling. Adults only. Provides specialized counseling around issues of substance abuse and domestic violence. In addition, they offer case management services, anger management, and parenting courses. Option for Sliding Scale/Free. |
(505) 247-4622 |
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Free substance abuse counseling, Curriculum specialized for women. Therapeutic groups. HIV/AIDS prevention and education. Support through NMAS (New Mexico Aids Services). Assistance in employment and job skill training. Assistance in locating housing. GED training available on site. Emergency food assistance, Parenting classes, Seminars/Workshops, Individual counseling. Referrals for assistance, as needed. |
(505) 246-9300 |
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A New Awakening |
General counseling, substance abuse, mental health. Accepts Medicaid. Some sliding fee arrangements possible. |
(505) 994-4100 |
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A New Awakening |
Holistic counseling, including Ayurvedic, massage, yoga, tai chi, acupuncture. Also groups for anger, stress, PTSD, spirituality. Accepts Medicaid and some vouchers. |
(505) 224-9124 |
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Specializes in depression, anxiety, and trauma counseling. Offers Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and eating disorder treatment. Individuals, group, and couples therapy available. Accepts Medicaid. |
(505) 503-7946 |
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Domestic violence, depression, relationship/family issues, grief/loss, self-esteem, divorce/separation, parenting |
(505) 247-9521 |
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Centennial Care (Medicaid program) |
Call for information |
(877) 236-0826 |
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Mental health counseling and psychotherapy; Case management; Medicaid and New Mexico Health Care Exchange enrollment assistance; Food Security; Therapeutic gardening; Drug and alcohol counseling; Advocacy for system change; and Interpretation and translation services. |
(505) 312-7296 |
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Children's Community Mental Health Clinic(a service of Bernalillo County government) |
Mental health services for youth in the detention center and the community. Includes evaluation/assessment, group/individual therapy, medication management, substance abuse treatment, case management, and psychological testing. |
(505) 761-6600 |
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Support groups for ages 5-25 who are grieving the loss of a loved one. Free services. |
(505) 323-0478 |
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Christian Therapy Services is a professional counseling service that is dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and families move through the problems of life toward greater emotional and spiritual health. In a Christian atmosphere of warmth and caring, we help our clients develop new skills, tools and strategies for dealing with old problems. |
(505) 345-2778 |
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Individual, family, and group therapy for Significant life changes Anger issues, Mood disorders, Anxiety disorders, Personality disorders, Psychosis, Developmental disabilities. |
(505) 294-2722 |
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Depression & Anxiety, ADD/ADHD. Bipolar/Mood Disorders, Daily Stress, Trauma & Abuse, Grief Counseling, Family/Relationship Problems, Adult & Child Trauma, Behavior Problems, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. |
(505) 273-6300 |
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General counseling: (low cost)-individual, group, family. Specialties in anger management, schizophrenia management |
(505) 243-2223 |
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The Child's Residential Treatment center (5-18 years of age, boys and girls). Treats clients who are severely emotionally disturbed and require extensive support and comprehensive approach to psychiatric, social, and psychological needs. |
(505) 836-7330 (800) 765-7330 |
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Dragonfly Counseling (no website) |
Full service individual and group counseling. Accepts Medicaid. |
(505) 265-0753 |
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Our mission is to equip patients and families with the best information, resources and tools to overcome addiction and pursue lifelong recovery. We are here to help you or your loved one every step of the way. |
(888) 458-1095 |
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Individual and group counseling incorporating leading edge transformative techniques, such as Gestalt, meditation, cognitive reframing. Counseling available for transgender and sexual identity issues. Accepts Medicaid and offers sliding fee scale. |
(505) 242-4400 |
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Domestic violence, substance abuse, anger management, mental health counseling. Accepts Medicaid; offers sliding scale fees. |
(505) 242-6988 |
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Treatment Planning - "organizing your life" to achieve normalization and balance, to discover the assets and conflicts; to get to where you want to go! groups - Substance abuse, Domestic Violence, Teens, Parenting, Psycho - Social and Anger Management. Many of our Therapists utilize an interactive approach. |
(505) 880-0100 (505) 994-0161 |
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Wide range of mental and physical health support programs. Free to Native Americans. |
(505) 262-2481 |
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Drug and alcohol recovery inpatient and outpatient programs, drug testing, group therapy with different focuses (veterans, parenting, relapse prevention, job search). Sliding scale fees available. Located in Rio Rancho. |
(505) 702-8547 |
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Free bereavement support for all ages through website and toll-free phone number. Includes support for loss of companion animals. |
(888) 474-3388 |
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Online and email grief support groups for adults and children. Includes loss of companion animals. |
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Haven Behavioral Hospital of Albuquerque provides impatient psychiatric stabilization and treatment to older adults experiencing acute symptoms of depression, anxiety, mood swings or psychosis. |
(505) 254-4500 |
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Resource list of many agencies that provide counseling for addiction recovery, as well as some inpatient treatment centers, transitional housing, community recovery programs such as equestrian therapy, methadone programs |
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General counseling, substance abuse, severe mental illness support, referrals, as well as physical medical care and advocacy. |
(505) 242-4644 (medical clinic) (505) 766-5197(general number) |
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Specializing in Community and Home based services for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities and "at Risk" Children and Adolescents experiencing Behavioral Health Issues. |
(505) 254-4500 |
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Behavioral health counseling, free to Native Americans |
(505) 248-4500 |
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Substance abuse, DUI offenders, criminal justice offenders, and community mental health. Sandoval County residents. Accepts Medicaid and offers sliding fee scale. |
(505) 867-2383 |
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Various types of counseling-serves low-income, Medicaid, sliding scale, etc. |
(505) 662-3264 |
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Free counseling. At UNM, closed during Summer term. All issues. |
(505) 277-7311 |
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Free to Native Americans - domestic violence, substance abuse and mental health counseling. |
(505) 232-8299 |
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Offers an array of free education and support programs for individuals, family members, providers and the general public. These include Family-to-family, Peer-to-Peer , NAMI Support Group, In Our Own Voice and more. |
(505) 256-0288 |
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Call for meeting times and locations. Free services. |
(505) 260-9889 (505) 260-7195 |
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Therapy, education, life skills classes for youth and their families. Operates safe home for youth. |
(505) 260-9912 |
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Individual, family, and couples counseling, and crisis intervention services; out-patient substance abuse assessment and treatment; psychological testing and assessment; mediated support groups; and referrals to contracted therapists to assist with bilingual, rural, and other needs of individuals who are infected and affected by HIV/AIDS |
(505) 938-7100 |
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Culturally sensitive case management, counseling, legal consultation, children and family programs, and referrals for Asians |
(505) 717-2877 |
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NM Office of the Medical Investigator: Grief Services Program |
Individual and family counseling, support groups, referrals, crisis intervention, home visits, autopsy review services for people traumatized by a sudden death |
(505) 272-3053 |
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24-hour mental health crisis and referral line staffed by professional counselors |
(855) 662-7474 TTY: (855) 227-5485 |
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4pm - 11:30 pm, 7-day-a-week mental health support line staffed by Peer Support Specialists. An alternative to the regular Crisis and Access Line staffed by professional counselors. |
(855) 466-7100 |
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(505) 717-7845 |
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Psycho-social evaluation and assessment. Individual, group and family therapy. Psychological evaluations, Emergency evaluations. Couples' counseling, Spanish-speaking therapists. Intensive in-home services-children, School-based therapies, Consultations. |
(866) 433-7291 (505) 268-0701 24 HR. Hotline |
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Open Path Psychotherapy Collective provides middle and lower-income level individuals, couples, families, and children with access to affordable psychotherapy and mental health education services. While affordable psychotherapy for all remains the ideal, our nonprofit organization is dedicated to leveling the current mental health playing field by reaching the growing number of Americans who earn too much to qualify for subsidized psychotherapeutic services and too little to pay for private psychotherapy. |
(800) 268-2833 | |
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Optum Health New Mexico manages benefits statewide for the New Mexico Behavioral Health Collaborative. We are a mental health, substance abuse, and recovery resource for New Mexicans. |
(866) 660-7182 (855) 662-7474 24 hr hotline |
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*(INSURANCE ONLY)* Our psychotherapy and counseling services provide outpatient mental health counseling to children, adults, couples, and families across New Mexico. |
(505) 243-2551 |
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Helping at-risk children to grow and develop to their full potential in nurturing families within a supportive community. |
(505) 877-7060 (505) 944-7224 (505) 867-2356 |
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The Peer to Peer Warmline is a hotline people can call to talk to someone. They even have a texting service available. If you or someone you know needs help, call or text the Peer to Peer Warmline. The texting service is available from 6pm-11pm every day. Peers are available by phone from 3:30-11:30 everyday. If you or someone you know is in a crisis and needs support immediately, please call the Crisis and Access line at (855) 662-7474 to talk to a professional 24/7. |
(855) 466-7100 Text or Call |
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Alcohol and drug recovery, anxiety, depression, anger management, family, relationships, trauma. Accepts Medicaid. |
(505) 246-8700 |
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Part of Presbyterian Medical Services |
(505) 896-0928 |
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General counseling. Offers sliding scale fees. |
(505) 884-1114 |
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Self-empowering addiction recovery support. Offers a 4-point, science-based program online daily and education and resources for forming community-based face-to-face meetings. |
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Children's and family counseling, cognitive behavioral and play therapy, as well as other modalities. Accepts Medicaid, offers some free services. Offices in Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Las Cruces. Website offers several parenting resources. |
(505) 830-1871 |
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Men's residential program,new life program. Formally ABQ Rescue Mission. |
(505) 346-4673 |
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Mental Health Assessment; Therapy; Behavior Management Skills Development; Adolescent Alcohol and/or Drug Services, Intensive Outpatient Program. |
(505) 323-3785 |
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Substance Abuse Helpline |
Substance Abuse Specialist, 5pm-9pm M-F, sponsored by City of Albuquerque and Agora Crisis Center |
(505) 277-4505 (855) 505-4505 |
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Offers information about suicide especially targeted to students ages 15-24 and their families and friends. Includes local resources, warning signs, relationship to depression, myths, how to ask for help, info for special populations such as LGBTQ persons and trauma survivors. |
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A Guide to Suicide Prevention for Students. |
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Specializing in the treatment of children with RAD-Reactive Attachment Disorder. Provides in-the-home counseling for children with RAD. Parental training is part of the program. Accepts Medicaid. Serving Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, East Mountains, Los Lunas, Belen, Gallup, Grants, Socorro, and Sante Fe. |
(505) 237-0061 |
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Individual, group, family, substance abuse, LGBTQ, veterans, Spanish-speaking available. Accepts Medicaid and considers sliding scale fees. Located in Rio Rancho. FALL TERM 2015 AND SPRING TERM 2016--SEE A COUNSELING INTERN FOR $10 PER SESSION |
(505) 859-7734 |
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Individuals, couples, families. Open to the community. Sliding scale fees. |
(505) 277-5164 |
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We offer free, confidential counseling to children, adolescents and adults within the Albuquerque and surrounding areas. Counseling is provided by Master's level student counselors. Couples and Families are welcome. |
(505) 277-7311 |
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Central intake & assessment for psychiatric services and emergencies. Also offers community services, such as support groups and translator services. |
(505) 272-2920 (505) 272-2800 |
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UNM students only. |
(505) 277-4537 |
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Valle del Sol Counseling |
General counseling |
(505) 865-3350 (505) 384-0220 Estancia (505) 867-2383 (505) 287-7985 |
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Services for children,youth, adults and families to stay healthy, to teach them life skills and to have a safe living environment. Program activities are delivered in a variety of settings including classrooms, community centers and churches, in the family home, group homes, on the streets and out in the community. Services are available to both Medicaid and non-Medicaid clients. |
(505) 352-3469 |
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Drop-in center for at-risk youth is geared for young people ages 16 to 22 who are in transition from adolescence to adulthood. It is intended to take away all barriers that prevent young people from gaining access to support services and meaningful opportunities. |