Mental Health Resources, Inc. provides tele-video counseling for a wide array of therapeutic reasons. Tele-Therapy or Video Counseling (VC) is provided through the use of mental health professionals licensed in the State of New Mexico who are based in other parts of the country. These services are provided in office, but through the use of tele-video services which are secure and HIPPA compliant and in locations where in-person therapy services are provided to ensure if there is a crisis that requires immediate assistance may also be accommodated.
Tips For A Successful Session
1.
Do you have a laptop, desktop PC or Mac or
cellphone which is 3 years old or newer?
Older devices may struggle to run the
program properly.
2.
Is your space equipped with a modern
internet connection that is reliable?
Connecting directly to your router using an
Ethernet cable for wired internet is
recommended though wireless networks can
work fine as well.
3.
Have you downloaded Chrome or Firefox to
your computer to use as your internet
browser?
Standard browsers such as Internet Explorer,
Microsoft Edge or Safari on a Mac may
encounter compatibility issues with the
video software as those browsers are not as
up to date with modern code.
4.
Do you have access to a working webcam?
Most modern laptops have built in webcams
which will work great for online therapy! If
you have a desktop PC or Mac you may need to
purchase and set up an external webcam.
The online portal is easy to navigate and does not require any training to use. However, those who find computers to be confusing or frustrating in general may not be a good fit for online therapy
Individual Counseling
Individual counseling may include mental health issues, substance use/dependence issues, or individuals who have co-occurring disorders. Counseling is provided on an out-patient basis. Any individual above the age of 14 may request counseling services and have the full benefit of confidentiality.
Family Counseling
Family counseling is offered for mental health issues, substance use/dependence issues, and co-occurring issues. Family counseling focuses on the family itself and how issues impact the family and members of the family. Services are offered on an out-patient basis.