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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Other Behavioral Health Resources:
- 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline FREE available 24/7
- UNM Behavioral Health Clinic in Rio Rancho (505) 994-5050
- UNM Behavioral Health Crisis Triage Center in Albuquerque
- Psychiatric Emergency Services (all ages): (505) 247-1121
- Crisis Triage Center (ages 18+): (505) 272-7270
- UNM Hospital Programs for Children and Adolescents in Albuquerque (505) 272-2190
In case of a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest hospital emergency room.