Treatment and Recovery Support
There are many treatment and recovery support services available through the State Opioid Reponse (SOR) grant and SOR partners. Click the links below to find resources available to you.
A Dose of Reality
A Dose of Reality provides resources and support for those seeking treatment or supporting their loved ones in treatment as well as providers who are considering starting treatment using Medications for Opioid Use Disorder. The website also offers training and information on naloxone to help prevent opioid overdose.
Seeking treatment? Click on the “Get Treatment” to find a local treatment program and/or prescriber.
Seeking to support a loved one? Click on the “Save a Life – Get Narcan” to learn about how to obtain and use Narcan in an emergency situation.
A Dose of Wellness
A Dose of Wellness is a campaign to promote mental and physical well-being. This website offers positive tools and informational resources to help New Mexicans improve their health.
New Mexico Crisis and Access Line
The New Mexico Crisis and Access Line (NMCAL) is a statewide mental health crisis line. Please call 1-855-NMCRISIS (662-7474) to speak with a supportive and trained individual about suicidal thoughts, substance use, grief, anxiety, or other issues related to mental and emotional health. It also includes a warm peer line to call for someone to talk with for support.
NMConnect App
The NMConnect App can help you or a loved one immediate access to mental health professionals and resources – this is a good option for those who prefer to text or talk. Services include the ability to be directly connected to a peer support worker. Click here for instructions on how to download the NMConnect smartphone app.
Open Beds
The New Mexico Department of Human Services’ Behavioral Health Services Division has partnered with OpenBeds to launch the New Mexico Behavioral Health Referral Network. Those seeking mental health and substance use disorder treatment for themselves or others can leverage the tools and inventory of the state referral network and anonymously evaluate the type of care they need, search for appropriate, nearby providers, and then submit confidential online referral inquiries to state-vetted treatment providers. Click here to access the referral network.