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Addiction Recovery Center

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Welcome to Turning Point

Why Choose Us?

Since 2010, Turning Point Recovery Center has been New Mexico’s leader in providing safe, effective, and evidence-based treatment for those who struggle with substance use and co-occurring disorders. We have successfully helped thousands of individuals recover at our addiction recovery center. We provide the best possible treatment in collaboration with researchers, physicians, clinicians, and peers to offer community, health, and wellness-based recovery programming at all levels of care. We encompass a continuum of care, including Turning Point and Focused Recovery, Turning Point Residential Care, Recovery Housing, Withdrawal Management, and additional recovery-centered wellness services.

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What We Do

At our Addiction Recovery Center, we help those with substance use and co-occurring disorders regain control of their lives in safe, comfortable environments. Our full continuum of care combines evidence-based therapies with compassionate support from expert medical teams. We offer dedicated recovery programs at our facilities, including Turning Point Detox, LLC, and Turning Point Recovery Center, where every client is treated with respect and care.

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Our Mission

We provide a clear path to long-term recovery for people struggling with substance use and co-occurring disorders by collaborating directly with our clients to help each person create a healthy, happy, meaningful life within a supportive and healthy community.

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Our Vision

Our vision is that anyone seeking recovery from substance use and co-occurring disorders can achieve long-term recovery through a client-centered continuum of care. We aim to reduce suffering and the stigma of addiction through clinical practice, education, and community engagement. We are committed to guiding and supporting individuals toward recovery, health, and connection with compassion and empathy.

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Our Values

We offer compassion, healing, and opportunities for wellness to everyone in our community, including clients, families, staff, and allies. We prioritize dignity and autonomy, working together to uplift each member to their highest potential. By collaborating with our clients and staying engaged with evolving best practices, we help create healthy, meaningful lives within a supportive community.

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Prioritizing Safety

We prioritize safety, autonomy, and dignity for every client and staff member, fostering an accessible and respectful environment. Inclusion across diverse identities and a trauma-informed, culturally conscious approach are essential for healing and growth. Our supportive culture values collaboration, continuous development, and the well-being of both clients and team members.

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Sustainable Recovery

We believe that meaningful recovery from addiction must be sustainable and involves addressing the whole person, including their mental health, trauma, wellness, and community. Sustainable growth is also vital to our organization and our ability to support the community. We are committed to fostering transformative recovery and building partnerships with those who share our vision.

Our Addiction Recovery Center Staff

Leadership Team

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Paul Tucker

CEO

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Dana Stratton

Executive Director

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Alaina Goff

Operations & Residential Director

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Adam Tarvin

Human Resources Director

Chris O’Donnell

Communications Director

Medical Team

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Dr. J. Randle Adair, DO, PhD

Medical Director

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Dr. Shawn Hazelwood

Addiction Psychiatrist

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Dr. Decy Devere, DNP

Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

 Lizzy Aronson

Nurse Practitioner, CNP

Admissions Team

Aubrey Moreno

Admissions Manager

Jessica Jones

Admissions Lead Coordinator

Samantha Grubman

Admissions Coordinator

RECOVERY BLOG

Find in-depth articles about the recovery process at Turning Point authored by our President/CEO, Paul Tucker.

Addiction and Mental Health Conditions

Addiction and Mental Health Conditions

If you’ve ever thought, “I know I’m drinking/using too much… but anxiety/depression is the real problem,” you’re not alone. For a lot of people, substance use is tangled up with mental health in a way that’s hard to separate. Maybe you drink to sleep because your...

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Do I actually need rehab?

Do I actually need rehab?

You can have a good job, pay your bills, show up for your kids’ games—and still lie awake at 3 a.m. wondering: “Do I actually need rehab… or am I just overthinking this?” A lot of people picture “needing treatment” as losing everything: job, family, freedom. But...

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How Long is Rehab

How Long is Rehab

When people call and ask about rehab, they almost always get around to some version of this: “How long is this going to take? Am I gone for a week… 30 days… forever?” It’s a fair question. You’re trying to plan around work, kids, pets, court dates, money, and a life...

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