Mental Health Resources Inc

Mental Health Resources Inc offers two structured levels of outpatient care for adults working through substance use and co-occurring disorders. The standard Outpatient Program provides flexible scheduling for people who are stabilizing in recovery while maintaining work, family, or school commitments. The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) steps up the frequency and depth of treatment for those who benefit from more consistent clinical contact — without the disruption of a residential stay.

Both programs treat substance use alongside co-occurring mental health conditions, reflecting MHR's identity as a Certified Community Behavioral Health Center. That dual-diagnosis capacity means clients don't have to choose between getting help for a mental health condition and getting help for a substance use disorder — the two are addressed together within the same outpatient treatment framework.

MHR's clinical model draws on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help clients identify and reshape the thought patterns that sustain substance use. Multisystemic Therapy, Group Therapy, Anger Management, and Psychosocial Rehabilitation round out a treatment approach that addresses both behavior and broader functioning in everyday life. Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is available for eligible clients, supporting recovery with a combination of clinical and pharmacological tools.

Peer Support is a formal component of the program — not an afterthought. Having people with lived recovery experience embedded in the treatment model aligns with MHR's community behavioral health mission and provides clients with a kind of accountability and encouragement that clinical staff alone cannot replicate. For those who cannot travel to Clovis regularly, telehealth services extend access to this same care across the Eastern New Mexico region.

Recovery doesn't end when an outpatient program concludes, and MHR structures its services accordingly. Aftercare support at MHR includes Peer Support Services, Comprehensive Community Support Services, Supportive Housing connections, Carelink New Mexico coordination, and Wraparound Nursing Services. This network of post-treatment resources is built to address the real-world challenges — housing stability, health continuity, community connection — that often determine whether recovery holds.

A 24-hour crisis line and on-site crisis services mean that individuals in the MHR recovery community have a direct line to help during moments of acute stress, not just during the Monday-through-Friday clinic schedule. For families supporting a loved one through longer-term recovery in Clovis, Portales, Fort Sumner, Tucumcari, or elsewhere in Eastern New Mexico, MHR's breadth of aftercare resources makes it a meaningful long-term recovery partner rather than a single-episode provider.

MHR accepts Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, private insurance, state insurance, and self-pay. A sliding-scale fee schedule based on household size and income is available, and the center's stated policy is that no individual will ever be denied services due to inability to pay — a commitment that removes a significant barrier for families in Curry County and the surrounding rural communities.

MHR specifically serves individuals who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing, addressing an access gap that many addiction treatment and outpatient programs overlook. The clinic's telehealth platform and client portal further reduce geographic barriers for people in Fort Sumner, Tucumcari, Portales, and other parts of Eastern New Mexico who need consistent access to substance abuse treatment and recovery support without a long drive to Clovis.