Personalized Psychiatric Telehealth for Adults in New Mexico
Mental Health Care That Meets You Where You Are
You Deserve Care That Feels Personal — Not Rushed
Stock Health for Mental Balance is built for adults especially high functioning professional women who need mental health care that is practical, respectful, and personalized. Whether your mental health struggles are ongoing or you’re new to mental health care and looking for guidance. You can expect real conversations helping you feel heard, understood, and supported—without pressure or a long-term commitment.
We provide Telehealth services for
Depression
Anxiety and panic symptoms
ADHD symptoms
Mood changes
Trauma-related symptoms
Sleep concerns
Menopause related mood symptoms
Medication questions or second-opinion style review
Substance use concerns
Medication Assisted Treatment (Suboxone, buprenorphine, Naloxone)
Medical Cannabis Evaluations
Not Sure Where to Start?
PHQ-9 Depression Screening
A brief, validated depression symptom screening.
Answer nine questions about symptoms experienced during the past two weeks. Your result appears immediately and is not saved.
Take this brief anxiety screening to better understand your symptoms and whether speaking with a provider may be helpful.
How Telehealth Works
Simple, Private, and Convenient
New Mexico telehealth visits are completed through a secure virtual platform. You may attend your appointment from a private location using a phone, tablet, or computer.
Appointments are available for adults who are physically located in New Mexico at the time of the telehealth visit.
Ready to Feel Supported Again?
Step 1: Request or Schedule Your Appointment
Choose an available appointment time through the website and provide your basic contact and payment information.
Step 2: Insurance Verification or Private-Pay Registration
If you plan to use insurance, your eligibility and benefits must be verified before your appointment is confirmed. Verification of benefits does not guarantee coverage or payment by your insurance plan.
If you are paying privately, you may proceed directly to completing the required intake forms and consents.
Step 3: Complete Your Intake Forms
Complete all intake forms, consents, screening questionnaires, and requested document uploads before your appointment. Your appointment may be delayed or rescheduled if required forms are incomplete.
Step 4: Receive Appointment Confirmation
Once insurance has been verified, or your private-pay registration and required forms have been completed, you will receive confirmation and instructions for joining your telehealth visit.
Step 5: Meet With Your Provider
Meet privately with your provider by secure video to review your symptoms, medical and psychiatric history, current medications, concerns, and treatment goals.
Step 6: Begin Your Personalized Care Plan
Your provider will discuss appropriate next steps, which may include medication management, laboratory testing, therapy referrals, substance use treatment, follow-up appointments, or other recommendations.
Services
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Telehealth
Personalized psychiatric care designed to meet you where you are. Through convenient telehealth visits, we provide thoughtful evaluations, medication management, and ongoing support to help you better understand your symptoms, explore treatment options, and move forward with greater clarity and confidence. New Mexico telehealth visits are completed through a secure virtual platform. You may attend your appointment from a private location using a phone, tablet, or computer.
Psychiatric Evaluations
A psychiatric evaluation is often the first step when you know something feels off but you are not sure what you need.
During your evaluation, we review your symptoms, history, current concerns, medications, lifestyle factors, and treatment goals. The goal is to better understand what may be contributing to your symptoms and create a plan that fits your needs.
Recovery
Supportive, Respectful Care for Recovery
Substance use concerns deserve care without shame, judgment, or unnecessary barriers. We provide telehealth support for adults experiencing substance use concerns, including opioid use disorder and other substance-related challenges. When appropriate we can prescribe Buprenorphine/Suboxone treatment when clinically appropriate. Naltrexone treatment when clinically appropriate. Harm reduction education. Coordination with therapy, counseling, or community supports when needed. Treatment is individualized. Medication is not automatically prescribed and is based on clinical evaluation, safety, medical history, current symptoms, and applicable federal and New Mexico requirements.
Medication Management
Medications should be a strategy-Not the whole plan. Medication can be helpful, but it should never feel random, rushed, or poorly explained.
Medication management visits focus on choosing, adjusting, monitoring, and educating you about medications used for mental health symptoms. We discuss benefits, risks, side effects, realistic expectations, and how medication fits into your larger wellness plan.
Find The Right Next Step
Current Patient
Existing Patient Scheduling
Already established with Stock Health? Schedule your routine follow-up appointment
New Patient
Request an Appointment
New to Stock Health? Start here. Complete a brief request so we can review your needs and verify insurance or private-pay options before scheduling.
Headway
Choose this option if you would like to use Headway for insurance-based care with Stock Health. Headway can be used by both new and established patients for eligible insurance plans, scheduling, and billing.
Use this option if you want insurance verification managed through Headway.
Unsure Where to Start?
Free Discovery Call
Have questions about services, insurance, private pay, or whether Stock Health may be a good fit? Schedule a brief 10 minute informational call.
Telehealth FAQs
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Yes. Law and technical capabilities permitting; Stock Health for Mental Balance provides telehealth mental health services for adults located in the state of New Mexico. Services are provided virtually through a HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform.
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Yes. Although with technology is there is always a risk your information can be compromised. Appointments are provided through a HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform. However, as with any virtual service, there are possible risks, including technology issues, internet interruptions, privacy concerns if you are not in a private location, or unexpected connection problems.
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New Mexico telehealth hours are:
Tuesday–Thursday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Closed: Monday and SundayExpanded early morning and evening appointments may be available for
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We are currently insured with commercial insurance via Headway with Cigna, Aetna, BCBS, Carelon.
We are credentialed with NM Medicaid however, we are working on credentialing with additional New Mexico MCO. BCBS, Presbytarian, and Molina currently pending.
Superbills may be provided upon request for eligible private-pay services. A superbill does not guarantee reimbursement. Clients are responsible for checking with their insurance plan about out-of-network benefits
We do not currently offer a sliding scale. However, payment options may be discussed when appropriate.
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No however, if there is a cancellation we can try to accommodate private pay or if insurance can be verified same day and paperwork completed if time permitting.
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Any outstanding balance must be resolved before additional appointments are confirmed. Appointments may be cancelled or paused until the balance is satisfied or payment arrangements are made.
Payment plans are available. All copay and service fees are due at time of service.
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That is okay. Some people are not ready for medication or simply want to understand where to begin. We provide education, answer questions, review symptoms, and discuss treatment options so you can make an informed decision about your care.
Medication is one possible tool, but it is not the only part of mental health treatment.
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Buprenorphine/Suboxone may be prescribed through telehealth when permitted by law and when clinically appropriate. Requirements may change depending on federal and state laws, clinical guidelines, pharmacy rules, and provider discretion.
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No. We do not complete disability forms or emotional support animal letters.
We may complete FMLA paperwork when clinically appropriate. FMLA paperwork requires a separate form-completion fee.
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Yes. Collaboration is very important for continuity of care. With your written permission, we can communicate with your therapist, primary care provider, specialist, or other members of your care team.
A signed Release of Information, also known as an ROI, is required before we can communicate with outside providers.
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Cannabis Program service is coming soon. Please check the website or contact the office for updates about availability, requirements, and scheduling.
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Stock Health for Mental Balance is not a crisis or emergency service.
If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, thoughts of suicide, thoughts of harming someone else, severe withdrawal symptoms, chest pain, severe medication reaction, or any urgent safety concern, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
New Mexico crisis resources include:
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988
New Mexico Crisis and Access Line: 1-855-NMCRISIS, or 1-855-662-7474These crisis services are available 24/7.
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Private-pay, uninsured, and self-pay clients may request a Good Faith Estimate before scheduling or receiving services. This estimate explains the expected cost of mental health appointments based on the services reasonably anticipated at the time the estimate is created.
Prescription medication costs, pharmacy charges, labs, testing, emergency services, outside referrals, and administrative fees are not included unless specifically listed.Item descriptionItem description
Meet the Provider
Yamila Williams
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
With experience across primary care, urgent care, hospital-based medicine, and psychiatry, I bring a broad understanding of how mental and physical health affect one another. As a dual board-certified nurse practitioner in adult medicine and psychiatric mental health, I provide thoughtful, evidence-based care that considers the whole person—not just a diagnosis or list of symptoms.
As a bilingual provider who speaks English and Spanish and comes from a culturally diverse background, I understand that personal beliefs, family experiences, language, and culture can influence how people view mental health and whether they feel comfortable asking for help.
Many individuals delay care because they are concerned they will be judged, misunderstood, or unable to fully express what they are experiencing. My goal is to provide a respectful and welcoming space where clients feel heard, understood, and supported. Through personalized telehealth services, we can have honest conversations, explore treatment options, and develop a plan that respects your values, culture, and individual needs.