TOLL FREE CRISIS HOTLINE: 1-877-562-6467
EHN CRISIS HOTLINE: 915-779-1800
Emergence Health Network has earned
The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval
EHN Integrated
Primary Care Clnic
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Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is a free course designed to
help participants respond and assist individuals experiencing a
behavioral health concern/crisis.
Mental Health First Aid
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EHN offers counseling services for individuals, families, groups, and couples that includes children ages 3-17 who may need help with
behavioral issues, eating disorders, grief and loss, marriage counseling, PTSD, anxiety, negative self-esteem and other challenging life
experiences.
Counseling Services
People with mental illness often have co-occurring health conditions.
That is why Emergence Health Network’s Westside Clinic offers Integrated
Primary Care that includes a team of primary care and behavioral health
providers who coordinate mental health, substance abuse, and primary
care services at this one location. Integrated care produces the best
outcomes and is the most effective approach to caring for people with
co-occurring healthcare needs.
EHN Integrated Primary Care Clinic
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EHN is dedicated to ensuring children have the opportunity
to achieve their fullest potential. We accomplish this by
providing access to an array of effective high quality mental
health and counseling services through partnerships with
family members, professionals and the community.
Youth Services
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EHN services clients with different levels of intellectual/developmental
disabilities including dualdiagnosis, Down syndrome and autism. Our goal
is to ensure that our IDD consumers have the best possible opportunity to
be active and productive members of the El Paso community. The IDD
services offered at EHN help to foster their development and help them
live as independently and efficiently as possible through a wide array of
programs.
Developmental Disabilities Services
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EHN Mental Health Crisis and Emergency Services are available
24-hours, seven days a week for anyone who is having a difficult
time coping with a situation. Individuals can access the services
by calling the EHN Crisis Hotline, going to our Extended Observation
Unit, or by visiting the Crisis and Emergency location at 1600 Montana.
EHN has mental health professionals ready to help when life becomes
overwhelming.
Crisis Services
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EHN provides a wide array of mental health services for adults and
children who have schizophrenia, major depression disorder, bipolar
disorder, substance use disorder and other severely disabling mental
health conditions.
Mental Health Services
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Millions of people in the United States struggle with the abuse of alcohol and
legal/illegal drugs. With appropriate treatment and support, long term recovery
is possible. As part of these services, EHN offers a Medicated-Assisted Treatment
(MAT) Program which uses medication along with counseling and behavioral
strategies to help treat substance use disorders.
Addiction Services
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EHN now offers more options when it comes to meeting the mental
health and substance abuse treatment needs of the community
through its Alternatives at Emergence Health Network center located
in Northeast El Paso.
Alternatives at EHN
Emergence Health Network is proud to release its 2019 Annual Report highlighting program enhancements initiated in the past year to better serve our community.
In 2019, EHN was also there to assist our community and first responders during the horrific event on August 3rd that rattled our city.
To learn more about those efforts and what EHN continues to do to help in the healing process, view our the EHN 2019 Annual Report by clicking HERE
Emergence Health Network Established the Community Recovery Center (CRC) to address the emotional needs of the El Paso Community following the event on August 3, 2019. This center is for first responders who assisted our residents that day, and for any family or individuals who would like to speak to a behavioral health professional about their concerns regarding this tragic incident.
Community Recovery Center
To schedule an appointment call 915-242-0555
Emergence Health Network (EHN) is the largest provider for mental health, intellectual/developmental disabilities, and substance abuse treatment services in El Paso County. As one of the 38 Local Mental Health Providers in Texas, EHN is committed to meeting the needs of El Paso residents through a wide array of programs, at more than 20 service locations throughout the area. The “By the Numbers” section reflects up-to-date data of the care provided.
Emergence Health Network offers counseling services for individuals, couples, families, and groups which includes children ages 3-17 and adults who may need help with their behavioral health needs. Our licensed professionals at EHN are trained in several therapeutic approaches including Play Therapy used to assist children. Queen Espinoza and her EHN counselor utilize the Play Therapy Room at our Child and Adolescent Mental Health Clinic in east El Paso. Queen’s guardian says it’s really helped her niece. “Now Queen knows there is someone there to talk to and who has taught her how to use certain techniques to cope with her feelings. It’s worth speaking to someone and getting help, so your loved one can better understand what is going on with their emotions. Her quality of life is way better now. The Play Therapy Room is so inviting for children, it has made a difference.”
At EHN, counselors offer services at several different EHN locations. Our therapists can help those who struggle with eating disorders, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD,) depression, anxiety, ADHD, family conflict, anger issues, grief and loss, self-esteem and other challenging life experiences. The goal is to help individuals process their thoughts, feelings and work towards achieving emotional wellbeing.
To learn more about EHN counseling services click HERE
For the first time The National Council for Behavioral Health selected Emergence Health Network, the Local Mental Health Authority in El Paso, Texas as the host for the Health Disparities: A Border Perspective Leadership Program. Behavioral health leaders from across the country traveled to the border city for a two-day conference held in July 2019. “This was a great honor for Emergence Health Network (EHN) and huge opportunity to showcase various aspects of El Paso’s behavioral health care system on a national level,” said Kristi Daugherty, CEO Emergence Health Network.
The conference included a leadership panel of local experts to include Texas State Senator Jose Rodriguez, who shared information on the unique aspects of life on the US-Mexico border and the many complex factors that affect healthcare delivery in our border region. “Some of the focus has been on how EHN is using innovative ideas and partnerships to meet the behavioral health needs of our community in areas like integrated care and justice involved services that includes our Crisis Intervention Teams developed with the El Paso Police Department,” added Daugherty.
I have learned a lot about the border region, but I am really impressed by the collaboration between Emergence Health Network and several local agencies and law enforcement to improve the delivery of mental health services,” said Sam Hasan, National Council for Behavioral Health Leadership member from Lincoln, Nebraska.
“Our visit to El Paso was important because we really got an understanding of the issues that are playing out with border health disparities, migrant health issues, and what’s happening with families,” said Mohini Venkatesh the Vice President of Business and Strategy for the National Council for Behavioral Health. Venkatesh traveled to El Paso from Washington, DC. “We know trauma is a huge aspect of the experience for people that are going through migratory patterns and also we know that there are really awesome community solutions playing out here along the border that we can possibly learn from,” she added.
The National Council for Behavioral Health is the voice of America’s health care organizations that deliver mental health and addiction treatment and services throughout the United States.
Did you know that your mood quality could relate to your quality of life? How about money? Does it enslave us or free us, at least in our own minds? Emergence Health Network’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Angel Rodriguez-Chevres explores these topics and others. As a psychiatrist for the past several decades, he has played an important role in the lives of many people in the borderland area. To view articles written by Dr. Rodriguez-Chevres click on the links below.
Article Links
Click here What About Money?
Click here Mood Quality and Quality of Life
Click here A Matter of Life or Death
Click here Clinical Depression; A Diagnostic Puzzle
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