Women-centered therapy · New Mexico

Steady ground
for hard seasons.

Juniper trees and the Sandia Mountains in the soft pink light of a New Mexico evening
Rooted in New MexicoThe Sandias, in evening light.

Women-centered therapy with Milena Sudak, LCSW. Telehealth for Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and communities throughout New Mexico.

  • Telehealth only
  • Limited new-client availability

Santa Fe, Albuquerque & throughout New Mexico.

For current clients

Your client portal.

If Milena has invited you to SimplePractice, use the portal to view appointments and complete any documents she requests. Continue following your current appointment instructions until the practice confirms your switch.

For a SimplePractice video visit, use the unique link in your appointment reminder. You can join from a computer without signing into the portal.

Space to consider your next step

You don’t need to have it all worked out.

Choosing a therapist can start with a question. Learn about Milena, see how telehealth appointments work, and ask about availability or cost before deciding what comes next.

The practice

Meet Milena Sudak

A Licensed Clinical Social Worker leading a women-centered therapy practice in New Mexico.

About Milena

How we meet

Telehealth throughout New Mexico

Online appointments only, including Santa Fe and Albuquerque. In-person appointments are not offered.

How to get started

The practical details

Availability, fees & coverage

New-client availability is limited. Review the listed insurers and the questions to ask about your plan.

Fees & insurance
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Pause · Notice · Return

The meaning behind the name

Small rituals. A place to return to.

A pause in a busy day. A moment to notice what you’re carrying. Time to reflect before deciding what to do next.

The name Clinical Rituals brings those small moments of attention into focus: space for reflection, curiosity, and what matters to you.

Explore the approach

Before you reach out

Start with the practical questions.

Find out about current availability, the telehealth format, and insurance. The full FAQ also covers what to include in an inquiry.

Read all frequently asked questions
Are you accepting new clients?

Availability for new clients is limited. Use the inquiry form to ask about current openings and whether the practice may be a fit. Sending an inquiry does not reserve an appointment.

Inquire about availability
Are appointments online or in person?

Appointments are offered through telehealth only, serving Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and communities throughout New Mexico. Clinical Rituals does not offer in-person appointments.

Do you accept my insurance?

The practice lists BCBSNM Medicaid, HMO, and PPO plans; Aetna; Presbyterian Centennial Care and commercial plans; and UnitedHealthcare. Confirm participation, benefits, and costs for your exact plan. A listed insurer does not guarantee coverage or payment.

Fees & insurance

A thoughtful first step

Ask about current availability.

New-client availability is limited. Send a brief inquiry about openings, fit, or the practical details you need before deciding.

Inquire about availability

A general inquiry · No appointment is booked