Phone: Espanola-505-367-3500 / Taos-575-758-3392
Espanola and Taos 10:30-5:00 Monday - Thursday
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The need for service

So Do We Need These Services?
The need for mental health and substance abuse treatment is undisputed. New Mexico has been consistently ranked as #1 in the nation for drug overdose over the span of two decades. New Mexico has spent $890 million to address prescription drug abuse. 1 in 5 people who abuse prescribed drugs will move on to heroin. Rio Arriba County continues to rank #1 in the state for drug overdose rates-67.7 per 100,000 as contrasted to the state average of 22.4. According to the New Mexico Department of Health Statistics 2012, there were 25 male and 8 female drug overdoses (33 total) in Rio Arriba County Taos County ranks seventh with 29.7 per 100,000. Taos county is also bordered by the two highest counties in overdose deaths-Rio Arriba and Mora counties. (NM Indicator Based Information System Report) . In Taos County, 10 males and 4 females died of drug overdose in 2012.
New Mexico rates 2.6% for deaths contributed to liver disease as compared to 1.3% nationwide. Homicide is 25% higher rate in New Mexico than the national average. Suicide is 75% higher than the national average in New Mexico. (NM Indicator Based Information System Report)

According to an NIH report released February 2014, the DSMIV criteria for heroin dependence or abuse more than doubled from 2002 (214,000) to 2012 (467,000). Admissions to treatment for heroin abuse went from 11% admissions in 2008 to 26% admissions in the first half of 2012. These numbers only capture those who actually were ADMITTED into treatment. The New York Times published two articles on April 19, 2015, identifying the need for substance abuse treatment nationally. Heroin use has tripled in the last 3 years.

The problems associated with opiate addiction are myriad. Hepatitis C, MRSA and incarceration are only a few. These issues effect entire communities and the issues are becoming more pronounced as addiction rates continue to rise. INSIDE OUT is dedicated to serving those who have addiction issues as well as those who are released from incarceration. These populations are particularly in need of peer support and case management to assist with life issues which include acquiring copies of paperwork and identification, transportation to a rehab or detox, referral appointments for medically assisted treatment and peer support to assist with maintenance of newfound recovery.

Testimonials

I have been a CPSW at Inside Out for almost a year and am having a hard time finding the words to describe what a difference Inside Out has made in my life. Working as a CPSW, I am employed to help others, but to my amazement our clients have also helped me to continue my healing journey. Kathy (Director of Inside Out) is totally diligent at finding awesome trainings for all staff such as the Grief and Loss training that we attended a few months ago, this training alone has really provided specific knowledge that we have integrated into our one on one peer support, to further help our clients on a daily basis. The Inside Out staff is so supportive of each other which is also a help in our continuous healing journeys, as far as I am concerned I am truly blessed to have Inside Out in my life. G.J. (51)
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Services

• Peer Support Counseling Services
• GED Preparation and Tutoring
• Group sessions
• Acupuncture
• Yoga
• Juvenile Substance Abuse Groups
• Free Clothing Bank (donations accepted)
• Job Development Services, Resume Assistance

Learn more about our services HERE

New Mobile Wellness Unit

New Mobile Wellness Unit is running Monday through Thursday on this schedule:
* Monday-Mora at the Cleveland Park from 10-2
* Tuesday-Angel Fire at the Moreno Valley Health Care from 10-2
* Wednesday- Two Peaks across from water tank-9-10:30
* Wednesday-Questa at Eagle Rock Lake from 11-4
* Thursday-Penasco at the Penasco Community Center 10-3
The Mobile Wellness Unit is a service offered to rural communities in northern New Mexico where access is extremely limited to offer peer support, NARCAN distribution, food assistance, and referrals for detox and rehab. We are now offering needle exchange in Mora, Angel Fire, Questa and Penasco in addition to our other services.

Testimonials

I have been coming to Inside Out for a few months and have known about it for a few years. There has been good things that have happened to me since I’ve gotten clean; I feel better about myself, I feel healthier, I have gotten a job. Everything has just changed for the better for me since I have gotten clean. I’m going to meetings and staying focused on doing step work and being around my sponsor, not around negative people in my life. The seeking safety groups are really helping me out especially the grounding and safe coping skills that I didn’t know about before, and the one on one peer counseling.
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Contact Us

Email: info@recoveryinsideout.org
877-703-1270 (toll free)

Espanola
919 No. Riverside Drive Ste. B1
Espanola, NM 87532
505-367-3500
Mon.-Thurs. 10:30-5:00 p.m.

Taos
36 NM-522 #6
El Prado, NM 87529
575-758-3392
Mon.-Thurs. 10:30-5:00 p.m.

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