Behavioral Health Response Team - Sandoval

UNM Health now offers free, confidential, in-person support at your location in Sandoval County if you are feelings overwhelmed by life or emotions and don’t know where to turn for assistance. A team of non-judgmental, compassionate professionals who are specifically trained to deal with situations just like yours will respond.

For patients in the Sandoval area, UNM Health established a team designed to meet people where they are in the community during times of mental crisis. The mobile UNM Behavioral Health Response team responds in-person when someone needs critical or even life-saving support.

By calling 988, you will receive one-on-one telephone support from a caring, understanding and non-judgmental person to help you through the moment.

SOMEONE YOU CAN CALL.

  • Family or relationship issues
  • Work or school stress
  • Anxiety about money or housing
  • Grief, loss or loneliness
  • Alcohol or drug use
  • Self-harm
  • Among other items that can cause stress, anxiety and pain

No matter the circumstances, don’t wait to get help. You can also call if you’re concerned about a loved one.

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In case of a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest hospital emergency room.

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"Navigating help for behavioral health can be complex. In physical medicine, things are clearer cut. If you broke your ankle, you can't walk. It hurts like heck. You go to the emergency room. But if you have a broken heart, it's invisible. It's inside. Nobody knows, unless you say something, and where do you go for a broken heart?

Christopher Morris, PhD, Behavioral Health Medical Director, UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center – A Campus of UNM Hospital