Becky is a Montana native and currently resides in Eastern Montana. She is devoted, driven, and compassionate, valuing kindness, individuality, connection and family. 

I’m deeply committed to breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and supporting those who may be struggling with feelings of hopelessness or disconnection. As a survivor of childhood domestic abuse, I’m deeply passionate about walking alongside others who have experienced or are currently experiencing domestic or intimate partner violence. My own therapy journey has been transformative; being met with compassion, nonjudgment, and genuine safety has allowed me to process trauma, heal in ways I never imagined, and explore my own neurodivergence--finally understanding why I think and experience the world a little differently than some. I bring these same values into my work as a therapist. My goal is to create a space where you feel truly seen and safe to explore your thoughts, experiences, and emotions. Together, we’ll uncover and lean into your natural strengths, fostering hope and resilience. Credentials: MA; PCLC

Danielle is a Montana native who was born and raised in Great Falls and now happily settled in Bozeman. Her values center around faith, family, health, and connection.

I became a counselor because I know how challenging and painful life can be, and I want to help others find relief, hope, and healthier ways of living. Growing up in a family that experienced both closeness and dysfunction taught me how deeply relationships shape us, and how healing those relationships can transform our lives. I’m passionate about working with couples and families, helping them strengthen connection, build safety, and communicate in ways that bring them closer together. I find balance and joy through lifting at the gym, enjoying the outdoors, and being an active aunt to my nieces and nephew--they are truly my world. My approach is warm, empathetic, and down-to-earth, focused on creating a space where you feel safe to process, grow, and reconnect with what matters most. Credentials: MA; MFTC

Natalie has a diversified life background and was born in Germany, and raised by a Polish family. She values genuine connection, grit, honest communication, and an atmosphere of compassion.

My own life experiences have shaped my passion for helping others. I began my own mental health journey at a young age and I know firsthand how transformative therapy and healthy relationships can be. This is what led me to become a counselor. I’m passionate about supporting people through trauma and helping them find healing. Outside of my career, I love making fluid art, dancing, seeing live music, and spending time with my dogs, friends, and loved ones. I bring an open-minded, nonjudgmental, and adventurous spirit to everything I do, always striving to create a space where people feel truly seen and supported. Credentials: MS; LCSW

Katja values mutual respect, resiliencey, compassion, question-seeking, authenticity, and collaboration.

Hi! I'm an outdoor enthusiast with a passion for climbing, trail running, and hiking. I'm also an avid reader with wide-ranging interests: from fantasy adventures to wildlife biology, physics, and scientific exploration. Having lived abroad multiple times, I bring a firsthand multicultural and global perspective to my counseling practice, and am fluent in several languages. When I first began my counseling master's, I planned to specialize in grief work. Then life happened. I learned about my own neurodiverence and pivoted towards researching and supporting others in the neurodivergent community. In addition to neurodivergence, other areas of speciality include grief, loss, chronic health concerns, loneliness, and existential questions. I view the counseling relationship as a collaborative and practical process, in which clinician and client work together to build effective tools, improve communication, and address challenges with authenticity and care. Credentials: MS; PCLC

Jessi is a Montana native who loves the arts, outdoors, and adventure. She values authenticity, empathy, compassion, creativity, balance, and connection.

I'm so glad that you are taking the first action steps towards creating life changes, even though it can feel scary and slightly uncertain. My personal therapy throughout my life has led me to a deeper knowing of myself, acceptance of my late diagnosed neurodivergent quirks, and has helped me renavigate and create a life of meaning, purpose, and better balance in areas that I struggle with. My hopes are to help others with the hardships that life oftentimes presents with, and to help build upon their toolboxes to handle life grievances with a higher sense of hope and compassion towards themselves and others. My therapy style encourporates values-centered Acceptance and Committment Therapy, Polyvagal Theory, and Dialectal Behavioral Therapy; but most importantly emphasizes the importance of the therapeutic relationship that creates the foundation of healing and longlasting change. Credentials: MA; LCPC

Jessie grew up exploring the forests and hills of Southern Wisconsin and values presence, authenticity and connection to self, others, and the land.

I am a lifelong learner, musician and lover of all creatures, fluffy and otherwise. I studied Entomology in school and spent time farming with families in Nepal, connecting to the people and culture of the Himalayas. I started working as a mentor and found my calling, working with young people to support them in the daunting task of being human in this spinning world. I am currently enrolled in a clinical mental health counseling program and working towards becoming a licensed therapist. Working through challenges from my own mental health journey has taught me how to cultivate deep self-compassion and a unique perspective that helps me support others as they navigate their own journey. Credentials: Administration; Student