Mental Health
"Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me."
(Psalms 23:4)
Mental Health Support Resources
Millions of Americans are affected by mental illness each year. If you or someone you know is struggling with depression, anxiety - in its many forms, addiction - in its many forms, or other mental health issues, the Family Life Office encourages you to not go it alone. The cross of these issues is often heavy and may seem endless. But try not to despair.
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Though wait times may exist, mental health professionals play a vital role in helping those of us who struggle. The Archdiocese of Santa Fe’s Therapist Referral Network includes counselors who have received training on Catholic theology, tradition, and values. This background helps them better understand and support Catholic clients in a faith-informed way. The list is updated annually.
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Please take a look below at other mental health related programs or resources to help you in your journey.
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Note: Therapists in the Network operate independently and use their professional judgment in providing care. The Archdiocese is not liable for services or interactions with providers in the Network.
Resources and Ministries
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Domestic Violence Prevention - if you or someone you know is experiencing physical, emotional or verbal abuse, please know that you are NOT alone. Help is available to protect you and your family. Click the link above for resources.
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Abortion Alternatives - life is a gift, even when we are not necessarily ready. Don't go it alone - there are many resources to help you make the decision to choose life.
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Suicide Survivor Support Group - please contact Yvette at 505-831-8117 or YDuran@archdiosf.org, and check back often for upcoming Support Group workshops.
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