Menu Content/Inhalt
Home
Behavioral Health

La Buena Vida, Inc. is a non-profit outpatient family oriented mental health and substance abuse health care (also known as behavioral health care) organization that began providing services in 1972.

 

Our mission is to strengthen children, youth and families through a wide array of educational and treatment services.

 

La Buena Vida, Inc. programs and services are based on the premise that all people deserve the right to treatment.  La Buena Vida, Inc. further believes that services must be accessible and acceptable to individual needs and assist clients to live stable and positive lives in the most supportive/health environment possible.

 

 
La Buena Vida, Inc. Offers A Variety of Services

Typically treatment consists of weekly one-hour sessions of individual counseling with a licensed professional therapist.  However, people and their issues differ greatly and are best served by a different modality. In order to provide the most optimal help, La Buena Vida, Inc. offers a variety of treatment options and services. 

Read more...
 
Hours of Operation
BERNALILLO OFFICE HOURS
(505-867-2383)
872 S. Camino Del Pueblo
Bernalillo, NM 87004-5927
Monday - Thursday: 8:00am to 8:00pm
Friday: 8:00am to 5:00pm
Saturday: 9:00am to 3:00pm (every other week)
*

  RIO RANCHO OFFICE HOURS

(505-867-2383)
1005 21st St. SE
Rio Rancho, NM 87131
Office Hours Vary
Please call our Bernalillo Office
To schedule an appointment
 
<< Start < Prev 1 2 3 Next > End >>

Results 1 - 4 of 11
Mental Health Matters Everyday

Sunday – Relax

Monday – Make a plan

Tuesday – Surround yourself with supportive people

Wednesday – Take care of your body

Thursday – Give of yourself

Friday – Broaden your horizon

Saturday – Value yourself

National Mental Health Association
National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare

 
Children Heal Through Play
Art Therapy and Play Therapy are two ways children may access and heal upsetting events in their lives.  Linda Hunter, a Registered Play Therapist, states, “Imaginative play is used by children to resolve the past, cope with the present, and prepare for the future” “In play children find answers from within”.  A child therapist may help by being an attentive witness to this play or artmaking activity.  In being supported this way, the child most often feels heard and understood.

Cinnamon Weaver, LPAT
Art Therapist
 
Four Agreements

2011 – THE YEAR OF CHANGE Let’s Resolve To Change For The Positive!!

 

How can we become the “best we can be”?  Why not follow the 4 Agreements and make them you New Year’s Resolutions?

Resolution #1:  Be Impeccable With Your Word. 

Resolution #2:  Don’t Take Anything Personally

Resolution #3:  Don’t Make Assumptions

Resolution #4:  Always Do Your Best

Read more...