Structured boarding homes are specifically designed to provide support, hands-on guidance, harm reduction, and assistance with daily living skills.
Mesa House is designed to support individuals whose mental illness has so dramatically impacted their lives that they are unable to live on their own. This program provides permanent supportive housing.
Gray House provides permanent supportive housing in a home-like setting for individuals who are unable to live on their own.
Jolly House provides permanent supportive housing in a home-like setting for individuals who are unable to live on their own.
Independent Living Services are for individuals who can live independently. The level of support each consumer receives is dependent upon their needs. These programs can accommodate single or married adults with or without children.
Psychosocial Rehabilitation is available to all consumers and is designed to enhance life management and interpersonal skills, teach symptom and anger management, and foster increased socialization.
Comprehensive Community Support services are provided by a client advocate who coordinates and identifies support services in the community, encouraging and supporting the consumer to participate in the community and build their own support systems.
Medication oversight, crisis intervention, counseling, and family education are all additional services that consumers may access if needed.
For over 20 years, my life was like a nightmare. I was afraid all of the time. I heard voices and could no longer figure out what was real and what was imagination. I couldn't function to even find food every day.
All of that changed when I came to TLS. My life has completely changed. I finally came to terms with my mental illness and now have the skills I need to live life like everyone else.
Title VI Notice to the Public: Therapeutic Living Services, Inc. (TLS) operates its programs and services without regard to race, color, national origin and disability in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Any person who believes she or he has been aggrieved by any unlawful discriminatory practice under Title VI may file a complaint with the TLS Grievance Committee Representative at 5601 Domingo Rd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87108 or via fax (505) 268-9967 using this form.
