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Telepsychiatry Across New Mexico

Integrative, cash-pay psychiatric care for communities throughout New Mexico.

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Doctoral-level psychiatry, statewide

Willow & Stone provides integrative telehealth psychiatry to patients across New Mexico — from major metros to communities with few local providers. Choose your city below to learn about care in your area, or book a consultation today.

New Mexico Communities We Serve

Major Metros

Albuquerque565,000+ residentsLas Cruces115,000+ residentsRio Rancho105,000+ residentsSanta Fe90,000+ residents

Mid-Size Cities

Roswell48,000+ residentsFarmington46,000+ residentsHobbs42,000+ residentsClovis40,000+ residentsAlamogordo32,000+ residents

Statewide Telehealth Reach

Carlsbad32,000+ residentsGallup22,000+ residentsDeming15,000+ residentsLos Lunas16,000+ residentsSilver City10,000+ residentsTaos6,000+ residentsLos Alamos13,000+ residentsEspañola10,000+ residentsSocorro8,300+ residentsPortales12,000+ residentsArtesia12,000+ residents

Reading for New Mexico Patients

New Mexico Mental Health ResourcesCrisis lines, public services, and every guide for New Mexico patients in one place.Security Clearances and Mental Health TreatmentFear of losing a clearance keeps many people in defence, laboratory, and military work from seeking psychiatric care.Why Language Matters in a Psychiatric Evaluation: A New Mexico GuidePsychiatric assessment depends almost entirely on nuance in how someone describes their own experience.Psychiatric Care in Rural New Mexico: What Actually Gets in the WayNew Mexico is one of the largest and least densely populated states, and most of its psychiatric capacity sits in one city.Cash-Pay Psychiatry in New Mexico: Faster Than InsuranceIn a state with a severe psychiatric provider shortage, having insurance and having access are not the same thing.Emergency Mental Health Holds in New MexicoWhen someone may be a danger to themselves or others, New Mexico law allows an emergency mental health evaluation without a court order.New Mexico Teen Mental Health Consent at 14In New Mexico, a teenager 14 or older can consent to their own counseling and to psychotropic medication.New Mexico Crisis & Behavioral Health GuideNew Mexico runs its own 24/7 crisis line, a peer warmline, Medicaid through Turquoise Care, and new community behavioral health clinics.Wildfire and Mental Health in New MexicoThe Hermits Peak–Calf Canyon Fire in 2022 became the largest wildfire recorded in New Mexico, and the floods that followed extended the crisis.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Willow & Stone serve all of New Mexico?

Yes. Dr. Stacey Forbes, DNP, PMHNP-BC, provides telehealth psychiatric care to patients located anywhere in New Mexico.

What if there's no psychiatrist in my town?

Telepsychiatry reaches every community in New Mexico. As long as you're located in the state for your visit, you're eligible.

Do you take insurance?

Insurance is accepted only for patients in Texas. Care for New Mexico patients is direct-pay (out-of-network), and we provide a superbill you can submit to your insurer for possible out-of-network reimbursement, with no prior authorizations or referrals required.

Your healing begins with a conversation.

Start with a cash-pay telehealth consultation — no insurance, no prior authorizations, no waitlists.

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If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or call 911.

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