The University of New Mexico Hospital Psychiatric Center in Albuquerque offers comprehensive mental health and substance use disorder treatment from its 96-bed facility on the UNM campus. As a pioneering institution in New Mexico, the center specializes in neuromodulation techniques, including electric convulsive therapy (ECT), for conditions like treatment-resistant depression, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia. The center also provides medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for substance use recovery. Responding to the diverse needs of the Albuquerque community, UNM Psychiatric Center offers specialized treatment tracks for several populations including pregnant women with substance use disorders, justice-involved individuals, Native American communities, adults over 55, and couples. For pregnant patients, the center carefully selects medications that are safe for both mother and fetus. To better serve the local Spanish-speaking population, services are available in Spanish. Treatment programs typically range from 3 to 6 weeks, with both inpatient and outpatient options available. The comprehensive approach includes individual, group, and family therapy alongside neuromodulation and medication treatments. Outpatient detoxification services are also provided. Patients benefit from continued access to their treatment information through the mCharts client portal, accessible via website or mobile app during and after their treatment period.