Contact: Michael Padilla, 277-1816 paaffair@unm.edu

Updated April 3, 2003 List of UNM services, resources, activities, organizations that can provide support to the campus community The University of New Mexico has a list of services, resources, activities and organization that can provide support in times of crisis. Counseling and Therapy Services (CATS), Student Health Center (SHC), provides crisis counseling to UNM students on a priority basis. CATS also provides group debriefing to any campus group requesting such service. Call 277-4537. Counseling, Assistance & Referral Service (CARS). The employee assistance program for faculty and staff. Provides individual and couple therapy/counseling, referral, mediation, team building, debriefing for employee groups, mindfulness-based stress reduction and mindfulness-based cognitive therapy. Call 272-6868. UNM Women’s Resource Center, Room 1160 in Mesa Vista Hall, has a therapist who can provide crisis intervention. The Center offers numerous other services and assistance to UNM and Albuquerque women’s communities. Call 277-3716. College of Education, Manzanita Counseling Center provides free counseling. Call the hotline to set up counseling appointments at 277-7311. AGORA, a UNM student-run crisis center. Call 277-3013. Student Activities Center, 277-4706. International Programs, 277-4032. Email paaffair@unm.edu with other activities, events or other information. UNM’s News and Information site, will be updated and serve as the central source of information. For emergencies please contact the UNM Police Department at 277-2241. # # #

The University of New Mexico
Public Affairs Department
Hodgin Hall, 2nd floor
Albuquerque, NM 87131-0011
Telephone: (505) 277-5813
Fax: (505) 277-1981