5-Actions Program™

Self-Guided Roadmap Out of Addiction

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Self-Guided Roadmap to Understanding
and Addressing Addiction in Your Life

The New Mexico 5-Actions Program™ is free, paid for by New Mexico Human Services Department, Behavioral Health Services Division.

How It Works

 
 

Powerful Tools To Support You On Your Journey





Look Inside the New Mexico 5-Actions Program™

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Hijacked Brain
Healing ACEs & Trauma
Born to Create

Help for All Addictions

Most people who struggle with addiction suffer from multiple addictions. Intervening on one addiction while leaving others unaddressed, results in poor outcomes and high relapse rates. Some of the addiction covered include:

  • Alcohol
  • Tobacco
  • Marijuana
  • Opioids
  • Stimulants
  • Food
  • Sex/Porn
  • Gambling
  • Technology
  • Love

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why is the program free to use?

    Because it is funded by New Mexico Human Services Department, Behavioral Health Services Division.

  • How do I get started?

    Once you enroll, the Get Started page will orient you to the program and provide you with access to three introductory videos. Plus, we host monthly online trainings that provide helpful guidance for integrating 5-Actions into your recovery plan or healthcare practice.

  • Is the 5-Actions Program™ a replacement for addiction treatment?

    No. This program does not replace professional or expert treatment. It’s a self-guided roadmap designed to help you better understand and address problems related to alcohol, other drugs, and/or behavioral addictions.

    It encourages use of traditional treatment, self-help groups, and other interventions shown to be effective in reducing or stopping problematic behaviors. Because over 90% of people who could benefit from treatment don’t receive it, this program fills a much needed gap by offering you an online, self-guided change program with 24/7 crisis and peer-recovery phone support.

  • Why does this program address all addictions when other programs focus on specific addictions?

    Most people who struggle with addiction suffer from multiple addictions, all of which hijack the brain and behavior in similar ways. So, intervening on one addiction while leaving others unaddressed, results in poor outcomes and high relapse rates.

    Addictions also share similar roots, including attachment problems, adverse childhood experiences, and co-occurring disorders that require intervention. Having different programs to address different addictions when the roots for them all are similar, is not a productive use of your time and energy. Also, most effective interventions are not specific to one addiction, but work equally well across both substance and behavioral addictions.

  • Does this program address the underlying drivers or roots of addiction?

    Yes. If you are to successfully overcome addiction, its critical that you understand the origins of your addictions, and the underlying factors that continue to perpetuate your behavior today. Among the most powerful underlying leverage points for change include insecure attachment, untreated trauma, and unaddressed co-occurring disorders, all of which are addressed in the 5-Actions Program™.

  • What's included in the program?

    The 5-Actions Program™ includes over 100 videos, 3-5 minutes in length, organized into learning modules. In total, there is about 6.5 hours of engaging content. Most videos also include links to additional resources such as TED Talks, books, and downloadable tools.

    The program also includes extensive self-screening and assessment tools to help you identify problems with substance use and/or behavioral addictions in your life. The tools are not diagnostic, but may help you identify issues that contribute to your ongoing struggles. And if indicated, they will encourage further evaluation by treatment professionals.

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