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Since 1986, our non-profit organization has been committed to providing rural communities in Wyoming and Idaho with affordable access to life-changing behavioral health services. Our team of licensed professionals are devoted to the application of therapeutic methods that enhance the lives and well-being of our clientele through counseling, case management, medication management and crisis services.

For individuals struggling with their mental health or addiction, these services can have a huge impact on day-to-day life. Our continuum of care covers a wide variety of behavioral health services, from group therapy to psychosocial rehabilitation, which aims to help clients with serious and persistent mental illness find meaningful employment or community activities with a focus on independent living skills.

We provide services to all individuals in their homes, assisted living facilities, nursing facilities, homeless shelter, independent living facilities and any other community agency. We provide assistance with Medicare, Medicaid, SS, Disability, Insurance, advocacy, support, mental health treatment, coordination of care, Medicaid Waiver case management, transportation, check-in visits, mental health assessments, capacity, and more.

The YWCA has a shelter and provides advocacy services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault / abuse, human trafficking, and stalking through the immediate crisis, medical, legal and social service involvement. YWCA has a 24 hour crisis line and shelter. Assistance with family violence and stalking protection orders, safely planning, support groups, accompaniment to hospital, law enforcement and court. YWCA provides child care tuition assistance to families who qualify.

Behavioral Health Services Individual and Group Therapy for Adults, families and children, 24 hour crisis services, Walk in crisis during office hours, Case Management, Medication Management, Job Coaching, Psycho-education, Outreach, Prevention, Consultation, outpatient substance use treatment - state funded services and sliding fee based on income.

Text "Start" to 741-741 crisistextline.org/get-help-now

Our services include Individual Counseling, Marital & Family Counseling, Group Counseling, Specialized Treatment, Psychiatric Services, Youth Transition Program, Residential Housing, Program, Education, Prevention Programs, and Emergency Services.

SAMHSA’s Disaster Distress Helpline provides 24/7, 365-day-a-year crisis counseling and support to people experiencing emotional distress related to natural or human-caused disasters. •Call or Text 1-800-985-5990 (para español presione 2) •Deaf/Hard of Hearing ASL users can call the DDH hotline via their videophone-enabled device or click on “ASL Now” at samhsa.gov/ddh to connect directly with DDH crisis counselors fluent in ASL.

Our services include Individual Counseling, Marital & Family Counseling, Group Counseling, Specialized Treatment, Psychiatric Services, Youth Transition Program, Residential Housing, Program, Education, Prevention Programs, and Emergency Services.

Offering resources to support youth and families in crisis 24/7/365. The crisis hotline is available 24/7 to offer support and solutions. Crisis services are tailored to each individual and often include a crisis shelter stay for youth. Intake plans are driven by each client and their family to identify and address crisis and long-term needs. Reasons for intake include; emergency care and shelter, respite or therapeutic breaks, and group home services.

Services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, incest and child abuse. Services include two 24-hour crisis lines, emergency shelter for victims, emergency transportation for victims, support and advocacy, referrals, assistance filing Family Violence Protection Orders, Stalking Orders and Crime Victims Compensation Claim Forms, Civil Legal Advocacy, options and referrals, support groups and community education. All services are free and confidential.

CARES serves victims of all crime and abuse. Including advocacy of all kinds such as safety planning, crisis management, court accompaniment, orientation, and monitoring, Victim's Compensation Applications, Restitution, Financial Empowerment Education and referrals to other service providers.

Suicide prevention and crisis intervention service available to anyone in suicidal crisis or emotional distress. Callers to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline are routed to the nearest accredited crisis center in the caller's area. 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline calls are answered by staff at over 200 accredited crisis centers across the United States who provide callers with crisis counseling and mental health referrals.

In state suicide prevention hotline. dial or text 988 CARF accredited

Since 1986, our non-profit organization has been committed to providing rural communities in Wyoming and Idaho with affordable access to life-changing behavioral health services. Our team of licensed professionals are devoted to the application of therapeutic methods that enhance the lives and well-being of our clientele through counseling, case management, medication management and crisis services.

Our services include Individual Counseling, Marital & Family Counseling, Group Counseling, Specialized Treatment, Psychiatric Services, Youth Transition Program, Residential Housing, Program, Education, Prevention Programs, and Emergency Services.

Provides assistance and resources to transgender individuals experiencing a crisis. Also provides support to individuals who may be struggling with their gender identity and are unsure of transgender status. Trans Lifeline is staffed by volunteers who are trans identified and educated in the range of difficulties transgender people experience and dedicated to improving the lives of transgender people. Additionally, operators will only call emergency services with the caller's expressed consent.

For individuals struggling with their mental health or addiction, these services can have a huge impact on day-to-day life. Our continuum of care covers a wide variety of behavioral health services, from group therapy to psychosocial rehabilitation, which aims to help clients with serious and persistent mental illness find meaningful employment or community activities with a focus on independent living skills.

Our services include Individual Counseling, Marital & Family Counseling, Group Counseling, Specialized Treatment, Psychiatric Services, Youth Transition Program, Residential Housing, Program, Education, Prevention Programs, and Emergency Services.

For individuals struggling with their mental health or addiction, these services can have a huge impact on day-to-day life. Our continuum of care covers a wide variety of behavioral health services, from group therapy to psychosocial rehabilitation, which aims to help clients with serious and persistent mental illness find meaningful employment or community activities with a focus on independent living skills.

Since 1986, our non-profit organization has been committed to providing rural communities in Wyoming and Idaho with affordable access to life-changing behavioral health services. Our team of licensed professionals are devoted to the application of therapeutic methods that enhance the lives and well-being of our clientele through counseling, case management, medication management and crisis services.

Since 1986, our non-profit organization has been committed to providing rural communities in Wyoming and Idaho with affordable access to life-changing behavioral health services. Our team of licensed professionals are devoted to the application of therapeutic methods that enhance the lives and well-being of our clientele through counseling, case management, medication management and crisis services.

With VA telehealth, you can get care from your health providers without having to travel. Get checkups and treatment, talk about your care and more—from home or elsewhere.

Domestic Violence Services

Text “WYO” to 741741 for free, confidential mental health and crisis support from a crisis counselor straight from your phone. The Cowboy Code of Ethics tells us to live each day with courage, and we know it takes courage to ask for help.