Valencia County Sheriff’s Office deputies to receive mental health services
The annual cost of the contract, $15,300, will be paid using gross receipts tax revenues the sheriff’s office receives.
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Social work student discusses volunteering, career goals and life as an ENMU Greyhound
PORTALES—Ashlyn Jude Peralta, a social work major at Eastern New Mexico University, is preparing...
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Managing stress during the pandemic
As the COVID-19 pandemic reached its one-year anniversary, there has been a lot of focus on...
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New counseling program to help cope with COVID-19
The Cope with COVID-19 Crisis Counseling program provides free and confidential short-term mental health services to New Mexicans. Anyone seeking free and confidential counseling to help cope with social isolation and other challenges brought on by the pandemic can call 505-954-1057. The phone line is open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The operator will connect you with a crisis counselor within 24-hours.
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Five tips on how to combat loneliness during social distancing
As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, many people are staying in their homes to help prevent...
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Stay calm, reassuring when talking to children about COVID-19, NMSU assistant professor suggests
Parents are faced with the difficult task of talking to their children about the COVID-19...
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