Mental Health Therapy in Espanola

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Thomas Hall

Espanola, New Mexico - Clinical Social Worker
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Hello, my name is Thomas Hall and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Colorado and New Mexico. I have approximately 20 years of experience in mental health related work. I started off working with teens in the wilderness therapy field in the beautiful southwest United States. I have since worked in community mental health with youth, families and adults and more recently veterans. I also served youth from age 5-19 in the public education setting as a special education social worker. I have enjoyed working with various backgrounds and ethnicities, and always try to take cultural differences into account in my work. I believe in helping my clients find their own way with my guidance and support. I help my clients change their stress producing thoughts and find the direction they want to head in their relationships, careers, and goals whatever those may be, while teaching strategies to handle emotions and behaviors. Having a positive relationship with my clients is very important and I work on this from the beginning. I definitely come from a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy philosophy and subgroups related to this. I grew up in Ohio and attended Miami University of Ohio for my Bachelors Degree in psychology and after working for a period of time in the mental health field I finished my Masters in Social Work at New Mexico Highlands University in Las Vegas, New Mexico. I completed the necessary steps and obtained my clinical license in New Mexico and Virginia.

Eric Golden

Espanola, New Mexico - Licensed Professional Counselor
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There are definitely things that we can do in service of our own healing and growth but I tend to believe that there aren’t really answers or solutions to things, nor does there need to be, but instead ways of looking at them and holding them so that we can be in better relationship with them. I believe we can offer ourselves a perspective that can turn situations, circumstances, feelings, relationships with others and the relationship with ourselves into dance partners, instead of opponents that need to be defeated, not allowed or kept down. We can invite all of our experiences onto the dance floor of our heart! As a human being we will sometimes dance with incredible Grace and at other times be quite clumsy. We are allowed, we are human! If we allow ourselves to move with humor, patience, understanding and forgiveness we can recognize that our life’s dance can truly be Blessed and beautiful! Quite simply offering behavioral, emotional and relational support to young people, individuals and families on their journeys. Providing a strength based approach in which warmth, patience, humility, humor and sincere reflection nurture the already existing health and strength within each human being. Since 2012 I have been Blessed with being able to provide therapeutic support to children, adolescents, adults and families in my role as a youth and family therapist. I would be honored to provide any support or therapeutic accompaniment I can offer to assist you on your path of healing, personal growth, individual unfoldment or just surfing the waves of life. I look forward to working with you. Thank you so much! Eric

Nancy Martinez

Espanola, New Mexico - Clinical Social Worker
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My name is Nancy L. Martinez, and I am licensed as a clinical social worker ( LCSW) in New Mexico. I have five years of clinical therapy experience and sixteen years in the mental health field. I have developed a well-rounded working knowledge of clinical modalities and skill development through various capacities and positions in mental health throughout my career. I am also grateful to have worked with a wide range of people who have exposed me to many walks of life. My master's degree is in Social Work with an emphasis on Clinical work and Bilingual/Bicultural Studies. I was honored to conduct my thesis research among pueblos in Mexico at the School of Social Work there. I have a diverse background and do my best to render culturally sensitive therapy. Through support, guidance, and the work of therapy, I have seen the restoration of many. My experience includes helping clients with stress and anxiety, trauma and abuse, coping with grief and loss, depression and bipolar disorder, as well as addictions. I also offer therapy within a Christian and Biblical context, if requested. I am a non-denominational follower of Christ and have led a prayer ministry for 12 years, while continuing to do so. I have worked with many clients to provide a safe, open environment where thoughts and feelings can be expressed without judgment. This journey may prove to be life-changing, and it begins with one step forward. I am here to support and assist you in the pursuit of self-growth and healing. I will do so with empathy and compassion as I accompany you during this process. I work with 18+ and look forward to working with you.

Free Mental Health Resources in New Mexico

​NAMI New Mexico provides free mental health resources, support, and education, publishing links to civilian and veteran crisis and access lines, and suicide helplines. Resources include education about addiction for family members, classes for parents and caregivers experiencing mental health symptoms, and Peer-to-Peer classes for adults with mental health disorders.
​The New Mexico Crisis and Access Line’s Five Actions Program is a free, video based digital, mobile friendly program with six hours of video and tools. It addresses how people change, explores behaviors that support addiction, and provides tools to evaluate mental health and addiction issues while developing a personalized sobriety strategy.
The Healthcare Authority supports the 988 New Mexico Lifeline providing 24/7 help with emotional, mental, or substance use challenges. You can call, text, or live chat to receive private one-on-one support from a trained and skilled professional. Separate assistance is available for veterans, Spanish speaking clients, and LGBTQIA+ support.
AGORA Crisis Center is affiliated with the University of New Mexico providing training for crisis hotline specialists, volunteer opportunities, information and referrals, and offering community training workshops. Volunteer opportunities are available after completing a 40-hour nationally accredited training to become a certified crisis hotline specialist.
Mental Health Resources is a private nonprofit organization providing mental health and substance use services. No one is denied access because of an inability to pay. They offer services in four counties standing for integrity, accountability, and excellence. Outpatient services include medication assisted treatment, teletherapy, and wraparound care for children and their families.
The Albuquerque Family Advocacy Center has been serving the community since 2007, providing a safe environment for victims of domestic violence, child abuse, and sexual assault to overcome trauma. On-site partners provide free and culturally sensitive comprehensive medical treatment, forensic services and counseling in Spanish and English.
Provide Services for
PTSD Anxiety
The Veterans Integration Center Mental Health Counseling office provides quality services to meet veteran's needs in the community. They offer services for mental health, addiction, and co-occurring conditions to build healthy coping strategies. They focus on evidence-based treatments to manage stress, depression, and other serious mental health conditions.
Provide Services for
Veterans PTSD Substance Abuse
The Transgender Resource Center of New Mexico supports the transgender, non-binary and gender non-conforming communities in New Mexico with a drop-in center providing healthcare, case management, and basic needs. They also offer support groups and a searchable provider directory listing providers with experience serving the community.
Provide Services for
LGBTQ
All Faiths Children's Advocacy Center provides programs for children and their families, including a professional forensic interview team that's partnered with law enforcement agencies and, a family wellness program to help families heal from trauma, including addiction, domestic violence, and sexual abuse.
Provide Services for
Teens & Students PTSD Trauma
Enlace Comunitario addresses the needs of New Mexico's Latine and immigrant communities using culturally sensitive intervention services, outreach and education to treat those who experiencing violence at home. You can call, email, or visit the offices in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The social justice organization opened in 2000 to meet the needs of domestic violence survivors.
Provide Services for
BIPOC Women Domestic Violence PTSD
Centro Savila provides bilingual case management and mental health therapy for Bernalillo County, ensuring access to culturally sensitive services in English and Spanish regardless of your ability to pay. Counselors help you enroll in public assistance if you qualify. Treatment is based on key principles of public health prevention to decrease health disparities.
Provide Services for
BIPOC Depression Anxiety
Santa Fe Recovery Center provides care to those struggling with addiction and related mental health conditions. They are committed to eliminating health disparities using a continuum of care to reduce relapse and support sustainable recovery. They provide culturally proficient and linguistically appropriate services including medical detox, and residential and outpatient treatment.
Provide Services for
Substance Abuse
New Mexico Solutions provides person centered care in Central New Mexico, including treatment for addiction, Assertive Community Treatment for adults with chronic mental illness, and Comprehensive Community Support Services to help individuals live independently. The Crisis Triage Center for adults provides behavioral health support to avoid hospitalization and incarceration.
Provide Services for
Depression Anxiety PTSD
ABQ Center in Albuquerque is the first peer run, drop in center supporting people with mental health or substance use challenges. They provide daily groups, peer support, and in person or online options. Pathways Navigators offers case management, behavioral health, medical care, employment, and housing assistance to name a few.
Provide Services for
Substance Abuse Mental Health
The University of New Mexico Adult Psychiatric Center is the largest community mental health provider in New Mexico. The facility has 48 beds for adults and seniors and provides outpatient services. They are the only 24/7 psychiatric emergency room in New Mexico where referrals are not required.
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