Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Rio Rancho, NM

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I'll give them 5 stars , mainly cuz to be honest with this place u get what u put in.. For example if u give a 100 % then the staff with put in 100 % . They are very helpful and Genuine if they see u are trying they will give u that extra push u need.

They are so nice there even when you're struggling with addiction they still handle you with love and care

Is this Crossroads for Women is a Shelter place? Its great resource for people to know online.

Amazing place!

They are big help and help me with all my needs

I’m new to both The Evolution Group and in-person therapy in general, but so far the experience has been… lovely. The space is like a protective compound of renovated homes with a central peaceful garden and multiple therapy spaces. It feels safe, comfortable, and thoughtful. The staff have made the process simple… like checking into a spa. My therapist, Crystal, is patient, warm, personable, and genuinely listens. I’ve only had 2 sessions, but all of the worry and anxiety of being in a new environment and situation melted away during the first session. We haven’t started the work of therapy just yet, but I’m optimistic about the journey given the amazing start. Update: Seven months later and I'm still very much impressed. Crystal is a wonderful therapist and a beautiful soul. I'll be honest, the first 4 months felt like a rinse and spin cycle. That's just my experience of the process, but the team there made it easy to be a patient. Something strange... that place feels familiar and safe, like going home (in a good way). I continue to refer coworkers here.

My Experience in a Questionable Rehab Program I hesitated to write this for a long time, but sharing it has helped me find closure. A few years ago, I entered what I believed to be a structured 30-day rehabilitation program. From the start, the environment felt unusually restrictive — communication with family was limited and monitored, and group meetings often felt more performative than supportive. After completing the initial program, I moved into the affiliated sober-living facility, where the culture became increasingly controlling and emotionally intense. The program emphasized “accountability” in ways that often crossed personal boundaries and blurred the lines between discipline and control. Residents were required to report their whereabouts constantly, attend multiple mandatory meetings each day, and publicly disclose personal issues in group settings that sometimes felt more punitive than therapeutic. Leadership maintained tight control over daily routines and communication, creating an atmosphere of fear and dependency rather than recovery. Ultimately, I was dismissed from the program for reasons I found unclear and disproportionate. The experience left me emotionally drained but also deeply reflective. It taught me a great deal about personal boundaries, the importance of ethical treatment environments, and how easily “help” can become coercion when power is misused. While it was painful, the experience strengthened my sense of autonomy and empathy for others navigating recovery. I share this not to assign blame, but to encourage discernment and transparency in organizations that claim to help vulnerable people.

Love them been threw them for yrs.

Owner Dominic is amazing.

This place is amazing

Have had a great experience here Nicole,and Kelly A. Have been exemplary with helping us out with our daily routines and always go over and beyond for their clients

My kids love the respite program && the respite staff!! Only thing I need to say is they def deserve any type of raise for how they are with the kiddos there

This place turned my son's life around. He was able to see though modeling that he didn't have to be angry. We had weekly visits at home with a man who was a wonderful role model for my son. Thank you so much!

Love them been threw them for yrs.

I went here in June 2025 I loved the day shift I was on the adolescent side I liked some of the night staff except for Yvette or however you spell her name while I was there Yvette and yuri the other one that works with her had to call security on us for simply stating our right and there was four of us sitting down and security was on our side not surprising I liked Eden and hunter and kris I don’t know if I spelt his name right but most of all I absolutely loved Angelica she is an amazing tech

This is from my experience back in 2021ish. I was 15, in the youth ward admitted for being suchidal. When I was there, it was like a big daycare. I liked the nurses a lot, honestly, they were caring and fun. Place was clean and there was a big tv/play structure outside.

The ward is not too bad but they can be very rude in the emergency room.

Honestly? I didn't have a horrible experience here. Unlike Central Desert, they were actually able to wash your clothes and give them back within a day, and gave you the correct clothes. I hate Central Desert. It was a pretty calm environment, safe, relatively clean, the patients seemed chill enough. Bed wasn't uncomfortable. The staff was nice, some nicer than others, it sort of felt like they were overworked. I have epilepsy and some nurses took their sweet time giving me their meds, which irked me. Again unlike Central, they had about 3 cell phones on which you could call anyone you liked, and there wasn't a strict time limit as long as there wasn't someone waiting to use the phone. The meals were like hospital food. Visitation was every day for one hour which was great!! (Again, unlike Central Desert, where visitation was one day a week for 15 minutes, what a joke.) So, if you're going through a crisis and need to be stabilized like I was, Haven is probably your best bet in ABQ. They unfortunately didn't have an outdoor area and it was a lil smaller than Central.

They are doing a good job their and they really do Care for the people.

Haven has helped change my life and. The inpatient program is a safe environment that you can start feeling like yourself again in. But let me tell you about the PHP and the IOP . Havens Outpatient programs have saved my life and changed me completely, helping me learn everyday skills and have structure for my life which has giving it so much more meaning. They have amazing staff and an amazing medication Dr who will actually listen and get you where you need to be . I HIGHLY recommend the outpatient program after your stay or even if you don't need inpatient firstly. They have helped me in ways I thought could never happen and I'm not even hyping them right now .

Amazing therapy, office staff are professional and caring, all experience with them has been positive

The range of speciality therapy that is offered here is unmatched. The therapy I receive is compassionate and caring, client centered, respectful and honest. As a member of the LGBTQI+ Community I have found a comfortable place to receive not only treatment but restore my faith in mental health care in Albuquerque, NM. James has managed to help me in the short time I've been his patient and I am forever thankful for his wisdom and guidance.

I have been thrilled with the therapists here and their methods. My kids all go here, all have their own different therapists. It makes me realize the vast difference and quality of therapists in ABQ. Don’t make my mistake, just start here.