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Solutions Treatment Center

Albuquerque, New Mexico

Level of care
Intensive outpatient (IOP), Outpatient
Ages
14+
Insurance
Blue Cross Blue Shield, Presbyterian, New Mexico Health Connections, Medicaid (Centennial plans), Private PPO plans (out-of-network)

Listed as operating. 10 sources, newest retrieved Jun 24, 2026. Record researched Jun 24, 2026.

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Published program summary

New Mexico outpatient (IOP/OP) program offering both an adult track and a dedicated adolescent IOP for teens 14-17, built around a proprietary "The Solutions Method" 17-week revolving-theme curriculum that integrates CBT/DBT with experiential and holistic healing (art, movement, guided meditation) and multi-family therapy. Operates two NM sites (Albuquerque and Santa Fe).

Services and populations

Genders served
Not specified on site; offers gender-specific groups. Serves adults (Adult IOP/OP) and adolescents ages 14-17 (Adolescent IOP).
Specialties
Substance abuse / addiction, Dual diagnosis, Depression, Anxiety, PTSD / emotional trauma, Grief and loss, Disordered eating, Codependency, Anger, Life transitions, Low self-esteem, Process addiction, Gambling addiction, Sexual trauma / assault, Prescription addiction, Identity issues, Chronic pain, Body image (adolescents)
Modalities
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), Group therapy, Individual therapy, Family therapy / multi-family therapy group, Experiential and process therapy, Art therapy, Movement therapy, Guided meditation / mindfulness, Life coaching and recovery skill development, Psychodynamic process groups, Relapse prevention, Stress management, Educational lectures / psychoeducation, The Solutions Method (proprietary 17-week revolving-theme curriculum), Experiential process workshops / sacred wound healing intensives

Admissions

Typical length of stay
IOP: four (4) to seventeen (17) weeks, with extended care available. OP: 17-week program with an 8-week (24 treatment days) minimum commitment (OP requires completing at least 30 days of IOP first).

Insurance and payment

Insurance listed
Blue Cross Blue Shield, Presbyterian, New Mexico Health Connections, Medicaid (Centennial plans), Private PPO plans (out-of-network)
Payment notes
In-network in New Mexico with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Presbyterian, New Mexico Health Connections, and most Medicaid Centennial plans. Most other private PPO policies accepted on an out-of-network basis. Self-pay and payment-plan options available; complimentary benefit verification offered by the Intake Department.

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Location

Address
4841 Tramway Ridge Rd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111
County
Bernalillo County

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