The Mountain Center is an accredited 501(C)3 educational and therapeutic organization dedicated to promoting personal discovery and social change through the use of creative learning experiences in wilderness, community, and cultural environments. They provide the following services: a Therapeutic Adventure Program (TAP); the Emergence Program for Native and Pueblo communities; NM GSA Network for LGBTQ2s+ youth ages 13-24; a harm reduction program; a transitional living program for women with diagnosed substance disorders; counseling; and professional development.

Provides behavioral services and outpatient counseling for children, youth and adults.

Services Include:

• Medication management
• Crisis intervention services
• Integrated behavioral health
• Multi-systemic therapy

Cottonwood Counseling provides counseling services to adults, adolescents, children and families. They specialize in treating trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, and grief. They provide quality outpatient mental health services with integrity, compassion, kindness, and connection. The clinicians at Cottonwood Counseling are trained in EMDR, CBT and DBT. They also utilize play therapy and sand tray therapy for children and adolescents.

A Child's Voice is an agency designed to meet families' mental health needs, including parents, infants, toddlers, children, teens, and their caregivers. The focus is to help individuals and families heal, energize, and become aware of their inner strengths by providing a neutral safe space, listening to concerns, and customizing a treatment plan. Counseling is based on neuroscience, trauma-informed interventions, and child-focused collaborations. Other locations: 2440 Louisiana, Suite 300, Albuquerque, NM 87110, 505-302-1660; 500 Unser Blvd SE Ste 103, Rio Rancho, NM, 87124, 505-404-0554.

It is The Community Lighthouse’s goal to promote a safe, caring, and confidential environment. A licensed clinician will do an assessment to make appropriate recommendations for treatment, and identify a highly personalized approach tailored to meet each client’s specific needs. There are a wide variety of experienced clinicians who can assist with common symptoms, such as healing trauma, relief from anxiety, reducing feelings of depression, and repairing relationships.

Amistad Crisis Shelter is a short-term (14-30 days) program that provides residential services to youth, ages 12-17. The YDI Amistad Crisis Shelter operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, and also offers a 24-hour hotline. It offers the following free services: short term residential shelter care, crisis intervention, assessment, counseling/therapy, recreational activities, life and social skills training, case management, educational/vocational assistance, job training skills and referral assistance. Amistad’s primary focus is to provide short term residential placement for runaway, homeless youth and youth experiencing a crisis necessitating short term shelter placement. Amistad’s primary goal is to support and reunite youth with their families. Aftercare services are also available once youth discharged from the program. The program has a 16-bed capacity.

UNMs Children's Psychiatric Center offers four available cottages for teen patients, which are staffed 24/7 by mental health specialists. The center assesses, treats and manages conditions such as anxiety, bipolar disorder, conduct disorder, depression and other mood disorders, PTSD and schizophrenia. During the stay of a child, the parent(s) will be able to call and visit. UNMs Children's Psychiatric Center offers group and individual sessions for the child during their stay at the cottages. There are also a variety of activities to participate in at the cottages.

UNM Children's Psychiatric Center provides intensive behavioral health care for children and adolescents through age 17. Children benefit from personalized care that may include inpatient, residential or partial hospitalization (day) programs at the center, which includes a 35-bed cottage-style hospital and adolescent inpatient unit. The Children's Psychiatric Center is the only facility in New Mexico affiliated with an academic medical center, and they are the only center in the state that cares for children with serious emotional disturbances—regardless of a family's ability to pay.