When weekly therapy isn’t enough — and 24-hour inpatient care isn’t needed — our Intensive Outpatient Program offers structured, compassionate support for meaningful healing and steady progress.
At HeartsWay New Mexico, we provide trauma-informed IOP care that blends clinical best practices with whole-person approaches that honor mind, body, and spirit. Our healing team guides each client with skill, steadiness, and heart.

An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a structured level of care for individuals who need more support than traditional outpatient therapy, but who can safely live at home and do not require 24-hour supervision.
Our program provides consistent therapeutic engagement, practical skill-building, and integrated support, all while remaining connected to daily life and community.

We welcome referrals from clinicians and providers and are happy to coordinate care.
is designed to support safety, resilience, emotional regulation, and recovery. We provide clinically grounded care in a setting that is structured, relational, and compassionate.
into how trauma, stress, and substance use shape thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and relationships. And you learn practical tools to shift these patterns with greater awareness and choice.
that includes licensed counselors and therapists alongside experienced integrative practitioners, ensuring coordinated and individualized care.
We keep our groups intentional and supportive so participants feel both safe and actively engaged.
Maqueita Eleazer, Art Therapist & Spiritual Life Coach

We help clients understand how trauma affects the brain, body, and behavior. Early work focuses on stabilization and nervous system regulation, with practical grounding and body-awareness tools.
Modalities may include: Trauma-Informed Care, Polyvagal grounding, DBT mindfulness, CBT psychoeducation, somatic stabilization.
Participants strengthen emotional resilience through coping skills and self-compassion practices. We explore self-talk, routines, and accountability while building healthier internal support.
Modalities may include: DBT skills, ACT self-compassion, CBT restructuring, family psychoeducation.
We support clients in developing healthy boundaries and stronger self-protection following trauma or addiction. Participants practice assertive communication and emotional regulation in safe group settings.
Modalities may include: DBT interpersonal effectiveness, trauma-informed boundary skills, role-play, art therapy, CBT assertiveness.
We’re here to answer questions and help determine whether IOP is the right next step.
Length: Typically 15 weeks
Meeting Times:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
9:00 am–12:30 pm

Please be advised that HeartSpace New Mexico has officially changed its name to
HeartsWay New Mexico!
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