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ADHD, Anxiety, Depression Treatment Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Albuquerque is the largest metro area in all of New Mexico. This city is an attractive place to live or visit. Albuquerque offers at least 300 days of sunshine throughout the year. The city has incredible hiking and other outdoor activities. It is home to The University of New Mexico (UNM) which has a student body population of approximately 22,000. Albuquerque offers affordable housing and has a robust economy with a strong job market. The biggest employers include Sandia National Laboratories, Presbyterian Healthcare, Albuquerque Public Schools, and the University of New Mexico Hospital. Even though Albuquerque has a mild winter, Taos, New Mexico has some of the best skiing in the world. Santa Fe, New Mexico is home to the Loretto Chapel. This is a mystery spiral staircase that doesn’t have any support system or hardware. Albuquerque is home to Kirtland Air Force Base. The base includes nearly 3,000 active-duty members. The Albuquerque International Sunport offers daily, non-stop flights to major cities throughout the United States.
Even though Albuquerque is a bustling city, mental health services are limited. New Mexico has the 2nd highest suicide rate in the country. The CDC reports that New Mexico has the highest alcohol-related death rate in the United States. Also, New Mexico has the 2nd highest drug overdose death rate in the nation. These statistics are troubling and confirm the need for quality, mental healthcare services. Many of these tragedies can be avoided by receiving the proper diagnosis and treatment for Adult ADHD, anxiety, or clinical depression. In fact, statistics show that the early identification and treatment of mental health conditions lead to improved patient outcomes. At Upper Valley Behavioral Health, our board-certified mental health experts are standing by to help you overcome the debilitating challenges of living with ADHD, anxiety, or clinical depression. Our clinic accepts most insurance plans.
Upper Valley Behavioral Health has several mental health providers that are board-certified by the ANCC. This board-certification lets our patients know that they are in good hands. Our extensive training in Adult ADHD, anxiety, and clinical depression ensures our experts get the diagnosis right the first time. Our mental health providers will discuss your prescription treatment options to get you feeling 100%. Our experts create custom-tailored treatment plans that alleviate the symptoms of Adult ADHD, anxiety, or clinical depression.
Our expert treatment center based out of Albuquerque, New Mexico helps adults with ADHD, anxiety, or clinical depression. Our treatment center focuses on medication management. This means that our experts will prescribe you FDA approved medication to help you conquer the debilitating symptoms of most mental health conditions. There is no specific testing for ADHD, anxiety, or clinical depression. However, our experts utilize standardized screenings such as the PHQ-9 or the ASRS-v1.1. These are just some examples of the many gold standard screenings we use to render an accurate diagnosis. Our experts are familiar with most health insurance plans throughout New Mexico. They will work to ensure your prescription is obtained at a low cost. Our primary mission is to stabilize your symptoms of ADHD, anxiety, or clinical depression in a timely and cost-effective manner.
We provide telepsychiatry services in Albuquerque and throughout the entire State of New Mexico. If you have any questions about our services or procedures, please visit our FAQ. If you can’t find an answer to your question, please call us at 505-208-6000. We have friendly representatives that are standing by to assist you. You never have to deal with aggravating phone trees with our system. Our Albuquerque center offers the assessment, diagnosis, and prescriptions for adults struggling with ADHD, anxiety, or clinical depression.
At this time, we are accepting new patients in Albuquerque and throughout the entire State of New Mexico. If you’re ready to get started, please visit our online registration system. The system is available 24/7 and can be completed in 10 minutes or less. After we receive your appointment request, our staff will move quickly to ensure you are offered a free 10-minute video consultation with our experts. We typically offer these free consultations within 24-hour business hours or less to most patients. In New Mexico, are we currently accepting the following insurance plans:
We do not accept New Mexico Centennial (Medicaid) plans at this time. At the moment, we are not accepting self-pay patients at this time. Please visit our website periodically because we are always adding new insurances every quarter.
Prior to scheduling your free consultation, our staff will contact your insurance company to see if you have any copays for our services. We pride ourselves on being transparent and upfront about your estimated treatment costs. We never leave you guessing on how much your medical bills will be with us!
ADHD is present in approximately 8% of adults in the United States. While many people can find ways to manage their symptoms on their own, some struggle with academics or responsibilities at their work. Online learning can be especially difficult for patients with Adult ADHD. Procrastination with assignments can lead to burnout, stress, and increased anxiety. Many patients report that they have to drop out of school since they are unable to keep up with grades or manage their stress. Adults with ADHD may struggle in their workplace and juggle their assignments. They may have strained relationships with their coworkers due to overbearing behavior or sporadic reliability. In their personal lives, adults with ADHD may have relationship issues. They may perform household chores at odd hours disrupting time with loved ones. They may constantly misplace things. They may be unable to enjoy activities with their loved ones such as watching movies, socializing, or remembering important obligations.
Anxiety is a common condition that affects nearly 19.1 percent of adults in the United States. This means that nearly 1 out of every 5 individuals struggle with anxiety. Many commons symptoms of anxiety include psychological and somatic symptoms. Many people have troubling thoughts that make them worry excessively. These thoughts may keep them up at night. People with anxiety tend to avoid social situations. They might skip parties by telling the host that they are not feeling well. Anxiety may lead people to avoid crowded stores or events. Somatic symptoms of anxiety include changes in your heart rate, excessive sweating, or throat discomfort. Some people may minimize their symptoms and say that they’re not feeling well. All of these avoidance behaviors can build up over time and affect your quality of life.
Nearly everyone experiences the normal ups and downs of life. If we didn’t experience low moments, happiness would not exist. It’s not sustainable to be happy 100% of the time. However, when people feel down for extended periods of time, depression may be the culprit. Depression can present in different ways. Some people become irritable and short with their friends or loved ones. People with depression can have sleep disturbances that include too much or too little sleep. Many people with depression stop doing their favorite activities such as socializing, going to the gym, playing sports, or attending concerts. Many people with depression have low energy levels. This can lead to weight gain. These are some of the cardinal symptoms of depression that our experts will use to screen for clinical depression.
If you find yourself struggling with Adult ADHD, anxiety, or clinical depression, please consider Upper Valley Behavioral Health for your mental health needs. We have compassionate board-certified experts that are excited to work with you and understand the daily struggles in this complicated world.
If you’re ready to get started, please visit our online registration system which is available 24/7. If you have more questions, please don’t hesitate to call us at 505-208-6000.
We are happy that you found us, and we can’t wait to help you get better. Customer service is our number one priority, and we treat our clients like family. Your success is our success!
Upper Valley Behavioral Health accepts the following insurance plans:
