Report Type: Provider Resource

This document outlines the UNM Health Technical Assistance Center's menu of training and consultation services designed to support implementation of New Mexico's Behavioral Health Reform and Investment Act (Senate Bill 3), providing critical workforce development and systems planning resources for behavioral health transformation.

This SAMHSA publication provides standardized model definitions for behavioral health emergency, crisis, and crisis-related services to promote service quality, consistency, and payer adoption nationwide—critical for any jurisdiction building a coordinated crisis system.

This is SAMHSA's 2025 national framework establishing principles, essential service elements, and implementation guidance for building coordinated behavioral health crisis care systems—directly applicable to Bernalillo County's efforts to develop an integrated crisis response continuum.

This rubric establishes standardized evaluation criteria for regional behavioral health proposals under New Mexico's Behavioral Health Reform and Investment Act, providing a framework to ensure consistency, accountability, and quality in systems change initiatives across the state.

This is a training evaluation form used by the New Mexico Recovery Project to assess participant satisfaction and learning outcomes, which matters for behavioral health systems change because it represents a quality improvement tool for workforce development in recovery-oriented care.

This New Mexico Health Care Authority resource provides standardized evaluation guidelines and performance measures for behavioral health service providers, establishing a consistent framework for assessing program quality and effectiveness across the state's behavioral health system.

This is a comprehensive clinical supervision implementation guide for New Mexico behavioral health professionals that provides practical frameworks, regulatory guidance, and best practices essential for developing a competent workforce capable of delivering quality behavioral health services.