Mental Health Practice – The Treehouse
The Treehouse is a mental health therapy practice established in August 2016, located at 901 Rio Grande Blvd., Suite H-160, in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The practice identifies itself as a neurodivergent family-owned small business. In January 2020, it expanded to include a multidisciplinary team of professionals serving a wide range of client ages and clinical needs.
Clinical services offered include play therapy, talk therapy, Internal Family Systems, autism and ADHD exploration and support, IEP and DD waiver consultation, and couples counseling. Sessions are available both in-person at the Albuquerque office and via telehealth to clients throughout New Mexico. The practice specializes in trauma-informed therapy across the lifespan, working with children, teens, adults, and couples.
A noted area of clinical focus at The Treehouse is the adaptation of therapeutic approaches for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The practice also provides support for families and siblings of those they work with and states a social model of disability framework as part of its clinical foundation. These emphases reflect the practice’s origins as a neurodivergent-owned business.
The clinical team includes 19 named professionals: Alex Bassiri, Alex Kent, Ally Granados, Avery Miller, Chelsea Wright, Chloe Nord, Frankie Attiogbe, Jordan Redmond, Katie Bassiri, Kayla Torres, Kellie Miller, Kelsie Bacon, Ximena Garcia, Savannah Wright, Amanda Smith, Anna Ramirez Altuzar, Aubrey Inman, Issa Bustria, and Krystal DeBonis. The website notes several team members hold the Registered Play Therapist credential. Individual licensure details for each clinician are not listed on the main pages of the site.
Administrative hours are 9 AM to 4 PM, Monday through Friday. Clinical hours run 8 AM to 7 PM on the same days, providing a wider window for clients to schedule appointments around work or school commitments. The practice can be reached at (505) 278-0807, by email at admin@treehousenm.com, or by fax at (505) 399-2648. A therapy portal is available for clients to manage appointments and records, and the site provides free downloadable handouts on relevant topics.