Meet The Team

Madeleine is originally from the UK, and has lived in the US since childhood. She has traveled extensively and loves to explore the world. She earned her Master’s degree in Social Work from New Mexico Highlands University.  Previous to becoming a clinical social worker she worked as a teacher in Albuquerque public schools as a dual-licensed Special Education and Secondary Language Arts and Social Studies teacher.  She has also held positions at NMHU, CNM, UNM, and SIPI as a contingent faculty member teaching English, Liberal Arts, and Social Work. Previous to her Social Work degree, Madeleine studied English Literature, Women Studies and Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies at Bachelor and Graduate levels.  As a clinician, Madeleine is trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Acceptance Commitment Therapy, Polyvagal Theory, Mindfulness, somatic modalities, various SUD modalities, various trauma-informed modalities, and is currently training to become a Therapeutic Game Master.  She ascribes to a trauma-informed, client-centered, narrative, embodied and somatic approach to mental/behavioral health.  She is especially dedicated to adolescent and young adult populations and the unique perspectives and issues adolescents bring and contend with in our contemporary world. She also works extensively with women and other populations marginalized by oppressive systems and paradigms. When not working, Madeleine loves to read and tend to her garden or go on long walks with her family and dogs.

Abby Long has over thirteen years of experience working in this field in many different capacities. She graduated from the University of New Mexico American Studies program and is currently completing her Master's Degree in Social Work at WNMU. Abby has a passion for creating community and making dreams and visions become a reality. When not working, Abby is an aerialist and enjoys spending time with her framily, camping, and paddle boarding with her dog. 

Fizz’s practice is rooted in the understanding that just as we are harmed in relationships, we also heal in relationships. This is why developing a therapeutic relationship built on trust and authentic connection can be so powerful and transformative. Fizz believes that we exist within larger systems of oppression that greatly impact our mental health, relationships, and overall well-being. Fizz brings a grounded, loving, and open presence to the therapeutic relationship.  Using attachment theory and narrative therapy approaches, Fizz guides clients in cultivating greater self-compassion, active mindfulness practices, and increased emotional regulation. Fizz works with clients to achieve their goals and build secure attachment. 

Fizz is a social worker and community organizer born and raised on Tiwa Land (Albuquerque, NM). Fizz is a graduate of the Facundo Valdez School of Social Work at New Mexico Highlands University with a Bi-lingual, Bi-cultural concentration. Fizz is the co-author of “Queer Attachment: An Anti-Oppression Zine for Relational Healing.” When not working with clients Fizz likes to hike, knit, play Spiritfarer, and hang with their dogs. 

Patille Bingham (she/they pronouns) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, originally from Albuquerque, New Mexico, is bi-cultural, and has had the privilege of traveling across the world throughout her life. Her higher education includes studying at the University of New Mexico and earning a B.S. in psychology and later studying social work at Boston University to earn a Master's. Patille finds joy in practicing yoga, playing board games, and spending quality time with her partner, bio-family, chosen family, and her two wonderful dogs. 

Patille views the therapist-client relationship as one of the biggest tools for understanding, reflection, and healing. Using the relationship as the foundation, she works to help clients understand the ways in which their experiences are impacting their current relationship with themselves and others. She sees the client as the expert in their life, and the therapist as an honored guide. Embedded in her approach is a belief that it is vital to bring an understanding of the ways in which systems of oppression have and continue to impact your experience in the world. Patille uses an eclectic mix of modalities with clients and works to cater her approach to the client’s needs. She finds herself rooted in person-centered, trauma-informed care and utilizes relational, solution-focused interventions to examine the ways in which oppression and societal expectations contribute to your mental health. Patille often uses techniques from CBT, DBT, attachment theory, self-compassion, and internal family systems. 
Patille sees therapy as a safe space to practice vulnerability, bravery, and showing up for yourself through life's difficult moments. 

Lou has spent the last decade as an advocate in our community, bringing awareness and education to youth and their families about addiction and mental health. She found an interest with credentialing and billing for providers and this in turn allows her a sense of purpose and accomplishment as the end result of her efforts creates the smoothest path to navigate the world of insurance as you and your loved one continue your path to wellness.