Category: Warmline

The New Mexico 5-Actions Program offering support for substance abuse disorders closes in on one-year mark. Read more…

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham proclaimed September Recovery Month in New Mexico. Recovery Month serves as an opportunity to educate New Mexicans about substance use disorders and co-occurring disorders, the effectiveness of treatment and recovery services, and makes clear that recovery is possible. Read more about the Proclamation, and access the Proclamation here.

Incrementan llamadas de emergencias en NM relacionadas con salud mental. En lo que va del año, se ha recibido un incremento de 10 mil llamadas de emergencia por intento de suicidio, problemas de ansiedad, salud mental y abuso de sustancias. Lee más…

The state’s New Mexico Crisis and Access Line has seen a big increase in calls as the pandemic has taken a toll on people. Read more… 

The New Mexico Department of Human Services (NMDOH) has initiated crisis phone lines and website resources to help New Mexicans who feel overwhelmed or near the ends of their ropes. Read more…

In the wake of KUNM News Director and reporter Hannah Colton’s suicide last month, two local organizations expanded programs to support the mental health of New Mexico journalists. Read more…

Many New Mexicans are experiencing anxiety and depression throughout the pandemic, and call volumes continue to go up at the New Mexico Crisis and Access Line. Read more…

Health officials said the pandemic is causing more anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts for people in our community, and as those increase, the New Mexico Crisis and Access Line is bracing for an uptick in calls from New Mexicans. Read more…

Due to the loss of federal support programs, the financial and emotional stress at this time are huge for many New Mexicans, so the New Mexico Crisis and Access Line and Warmline are available to support callers. Read more…