Resources for Mental Wellness & Recovery

Your well-being matters. Explore resources for mental health, substance abuse recovery, and wellness support. Whether you’re looking for counseling, addiction services, or wellness programs, this page offers a range of options to help you or a loved one find the care needed.

Mental Health & Behavioral Support Services

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• New Mexico Crisis & Access Line:
  1 (855) 662-7474 
  nmcrisisline.com
  Free and confidential support for mental health and substance use. 
  
  
• NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Santa Fe: (505) 395-6204 
  namisantafe.org
  Programs for family members and friends, mental health education, and peer support.
  
  
• Santa Fe Community Guidance Center (PMS):
  (505) 986-9633 
  pmsnm.org
  Behavioral health services.
  
  
• The Life Link:
  (505) 438-0010 
  thelifelink.org
  Comprehensive behavioral health services, including addiction treatment and supportive housing.
  
  
• La Familia Medical Center:
  (505) 988-1742 
  lafamiliasf.org
  Behavioral health support for the homeless.
  
  
• Las Cumbres Community Services:
  (505) 955-0410 
  lascumbres-nm.org
  Mental health services for infants, children, and families.
  
  
• The Sky Center/New Mexico Suicide Intervention Project:
  (505) 473-6191 
  nmsip.org
  Suicide prevention, family counseling, and support groups.  
• Solace Crisis Treatment Center:
  (505) 988-1951 
  findsolace.org
  Support for survivors of sexual violence and other traumas.​
  
  
• Southwest Family Guidance Center & Institute:
  ​(505) 310-4764 
  ​swfamily.com
  Counseling services for children, adolescents, and families.

Substance Use & Addiction Services

• Santa Fe Recovery Center:
  (505) 471-4985 
  sfrecovery.org​
  Detox, residential treatment, outpatient services, and sober living programs.
  
  
• Alcoholics Anonymous:
  (505) 982-8932 
  santafeaa.org/meetings
  Support for individuals struggling with alcohol addiction.
  
  
• The Life Link:
  (505) 438-0010
  thelifelink.org
  Substance abuse services, including medication-assisted treatment.
  
  
• New Mexico Solutions:
  (505) 268-0701
  newmexicosolutions.com
  Substance abuse services, treatment foster care, and community support programs.
  
  
• Santa Fe County Fire Connection, Outreach & Overdose Prevention (COOP):
  (505) 995-6523
  santafenm.gov/fire-department
  Community paramedicine services, overdose prevention.
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• Tierra Nueva Counseling:
  ​(505) 471-8575
  tierranuevacounseling.org
  Substance use treatment and counseling.

Crisis Intervention & Support Lines

• NM Crisis Support
  988 
  988 NM​
  Available for mental wellness, emotional distress, or substance use support.
  
  
• Veterans Crisis Line:
  1 (800) 273-8255
  veteranscrisisline.net
  Support for veterans facing mental health challenges.
  
  
• Healthcare Worker & First Responder Support Line:
  1 (855) 507-5509
  nmcrisisline.com
  Mental health support for essential workers.
  
  
• Peer to Peer Warmline:
  1 (855) 466-7100
  nmcrisisline.com
  For peer support and emotional assistance.
  
  
• Postpartum Support Warmline:
  1 (800) 944-4773
  postpartum.net
  Support for postpartum mental health.
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• Trans Lifeline:
  ​1 (877) 565-8860
  ​translifeline.org
  Support for the transgender community.

Youth & Family Support

• Gerard’s House for Grieving:
  (505) 424-1800
  gerardshouse.org
  Grief counseling for youth and families, including immigrant support.
  
  
• Youth Shelters & Family Services:
  (505) 983-0586
  youthshelters.org
  Support for homeless youth, including emergency shelters and counseling.
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• Big Brothers Big Sisters Mountain Region:
  ​(505) 983-8360
  bbbsmountainregion.org
  Mentorship and support programs for youth.

Health Care & Medical Services

• Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center:
  (505) 913-3361
  christushealth.org/locations/st-vincent
  Behavioral health services.
  
  
• Presbyterian Medical Services (PMS) - Santa Fe Wellness Center:
  (505) 471-5006
  www.pmsnm.org
  Primary care and behavioral health services.
  
  
• Santa Fe Indian Hospital:
  (505) 946-9282
  ihs.gov/albuquerque/healthcarefacilities/santafe
  Health services for Native American populations.
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• Santa Fe County Mobile Integrated Health Office (MIHO):
  ​(505) 955-3114
  santafenm.gov/fire-department/mobile-integrated-health
  Community paramedicine services.

​​Support Groups & Helplines

• Alcoholics Anonymous (AA):
  (505) 982-8932
  https://santafeaa.org/meetings/
  
  
• Cancer Foundation for New Mexico - Support Group:
  (505) 955-7931
  cffnm.org/who-we-serve/support-group-schedule
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• Friendship Club:
  ​(505) 982-9040
  friendshipclubsantafe.org
  Support for individuals in recovery.

Specialized Behavioral Programs

• The Mountain Center:
  (505) 983-6158
  themountaincenter.org
  Therapeutic adventure, harm reduction, and counseling services.
  
  
• Resolve (Self Defense & Safety Classes):
  (505) 992-8833
  resolvenm.org
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• Southwest Family Guidance Center & Institute:
  swfamily.com
  ​(505) 310-4764
  Specialized behavioral programs for families and children.

​Additional Warmlines & Resources

• New Mexico Aging & Disability Resource Center:
  1 (800) 432-2080
  aging.nm.gov/consumer-elder-rights/aging-disability-resource-center-adrc
  Support for aging and disabled populations.
  
  
• Nurse Advice Hotline:
  1 (877) 725-2552
  Health advice and support.
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• Quit Now New Mexico:
  ​1 (800) 784-8669
  nupacnm.com
  Support for tobacco cessation.

Tips for Mental Wellness

• Prioritize Mental Health
  Practice self-care by setting aside time each day for activities that help you relax and unwind.
  
  
• Know the Signs
  Learn to recognize early signs of mental health challenges in yourself or loved ones, such as mood changes, withdrawal, or changes in sleep patterns.
  
  
• Seek Support Early
  Don't hesitate to reach out to counseling services if you're feeling overwhelmed. Early intervention can make a big difference.
  
  
• Stay Connected
  Join support groups or community programs to reduce feelings of isolation.
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• Practice Healthy Coping Mechanisms
  Engage in physical activities, journaling, or mindfulness exercises to manage stress.