Krossroads Behavioral Health works with agencies, governments (municipal, 7 counties, local), law enforcement (local and sheriffs), judicial (municipal and district) stakeholders, and MCO’s programs via referrals, cooperative agreements, and contracts for services.
Krossroads provides comprehensive integrative care to assist clients in creating an environment they can thrive in, a culture they can be proud of, and a community they can find purpose in using an integrative model.
Krossroads’ integrative model incorporates
Intake, Screening, and Comprehensive Assessments (SUD, OUD, Mental Health, Medication management) (Ph.d., MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC, CPNP-PC, Psychiatric Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Pediatric Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Perinatal Psychiatry)
- Comprehensive Community Support Services (CCSS) to support behavioral health services, (CSW and CPSW)
- Intensive Outpatient Services (IOP-MATRIX) (LADAC, LSAA)
- Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) to clients on an individual basis (Ph.d., MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC, CPNP-PC)v
- Justice-Involved Services for SUD, OUD, Co-Occurring Disorder(s), and court-ordered behavioral health services
- Support with Pre-Trial-Probation and Parol, Magistrate, District, Drug and Municipal courts
- UA’s
- Legal Compliance Reports
- Individual, Group, and Family therapy sessions
- Skills Groups for the five Medicaid domains – independent living, education, employment, socialization, and recreation
- CCSS Skills Groups
- Seeking Safety
- Choice Recovery Path
- Referrals to other agencies for Medical Detox, residential treatment, and PPO providers for medical treatment
- Partner with Adult and Teen Challenge, NM community setting program in Tijeras, NM
A client who qualifies for services when they meet the criteria below may access the breadth of quality care provided. With the goal of supporting and building on recovery and resiliency skills during the course of their treatment:
- Serious Mental Illness (SMI)
- Serious Emotional Disturbance (SED)
- Substance Use Disorder (SUD), and Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) or;
- the co-occurrence of these
- Family and Individual Therapy
Recovery and Resiliency
All behavioral health services have a common foundation to actively assist and model recovery and resiliency skills. CSWs support clients in building on recovery and resiliency skills in real-life situations. A client who is empowered by allies, supporting them in finding their purpose is one of our tenants. Meaning, safety, stability, and well-being will learn to do so themselves. Our staff supports recovery and resiliency in a way that enhances each individual’s natural talents and abilities while focusing on client-centered treatment goals.
Behavioral health providers incorporate recovery and resiliency through evidence-based practices, focusing on the whole person, not just their behavioral health or substance use disorder. We utilize treatment teaming meetings to include all relevant members in a client’s life. Involving other providers and community members serves to provide true comprehensive services that drive outcomes, changing lives, and ultimately creating real progress. Additionally, we use an interactive and innovative CCSS program that supports accountability and self-promotion titled, “Choice Recovery Path”.
Co-occurring Disorders
Krossroads addresses mental health and substance use through an integrative model that strives to address the whole person. Licensed mental health clinicians and addiction specialists are available to treat both aspects of these disorders. Providers are supervised by qualified professionals that are adept at overseeing these services aimed at ensuring client-centered care. Comprehensive Community Support Workers (CSWs) use client’s everyday life experiences to facilitate the care of those with co-occurring disorders.
Observations related to mental health will be staffed with the clinical team to determine needs and adapt the treatment plans to reflect relevant goals. The client’s experience in daily life provides invaluable information. This is used to ensure each person receiving services at Krossroads is utilizing the resources needed for healing and well-being.
Krossroads staff is able to gain insight into the area of mental health of their clients. This way we are in the best position to advocate for mental health services when the need arises. This need is guided by each individual’s therapeutic and CCSS treatment plan. Licensed clinicians and staff providing direct care services and/or who are treating co-occurring disorders are overseen by Krossroads’ team of directors.
This executive team includes professionals with the experience and expertise needed in mental health, addiction, and programmatic oversight.
This ensures that staff who are responsible for treating clients under Krossroads have sufficient guidance, oversight, and clinical input, resulting in comprehensive client care.
In the event Krossroads does not have the services needed to meet a client’s specific needs, a referral to appropriate resources will be made.
The Krossroads Medical Staff will set schedules to accommodate the client’s needs for medication management. The Krossroads staff works together to maintain an effective treatment plan that encompasses all aspects of their paralleled services, specific to the client’s goals.
