Therapists in Belgrade, MT

Being a father/parent, husband, brother, son, and friend are the relationships I am most proud of and invested in my life. I have a highly sensitive and intuitive nature. I embrace the masculine and the feminine in my life and work. I value my open, empathic heart, and sense of humor. I am passionate about spending time in wild places. I build authentic therapeutic relationships with clients and use collaborative healing modalities, empowerment, and self-determination to help clients reach life and behavioral changes. I meet clients where they are as equal and imperfect human beings.

Do you question the relationship you're in? Do you wonder why conflict sometimes feels so difficult? Does it sometimes feel like there are patterns there that you just can't see or understand, but that maybe if you could, they wouldn't have to continue? Sometimes we reach a point where we are ready for change; where what we have been doing in our life and in our relationships, doesn’t feel good anymore. I will help you get clear on what the patterns are AND where they come from and how to shift them.

Often when experiencing grief, anxiety, past or current traumas, major life adjustments and/or relationship stress, one can feel overwhelmed, lost or off balance. Exploring relational styles, physiological/somatic responses and cognitive coping patterns can offer awareness of oneself to create more ease, empowerment and contentment in the day to day. I provide a safe and non judgmental space with collaboration, tenderness and authenticity so a person can grow and thrive in confidence.

My mentor said to me: “we get there together.” This means that we need one another to go the distance. Grief, anxiety, trauma, depression, relational conflicts or any number of other challenges can lead to feeling disconnected, distressed, or ashamed. I aim to provide an empathetic presence to provide support, healthy reflection, and hope as we find healthy change to pursue. Counseling can be proactive too (before our crisis). If you are interested in understanding yourself better, developing healthy coping skills, exploring your beliefs, or strengthening your relational skills I would love to partner with you.

My name is Aimee Lang (previously Volkman), and I am a licensed clinical professional counselor (LCPC). I believe each individual is unique, and views the world through an individualistic lens- given their experiences. I feel everyone deserves the opportunity to be heard. It takes a lot of courage to take a step towards enhancing ones well-being. Often, people feel lost and overwhelmed in their past and current struggles. I have a varied clinical background focused on working with children, adults and families who are struggling with life changes, anxiety, depression, PTSD, divorce, autism, attachment and existential crisis.

What's wrong? . . . I don't know . . . This is a common conversation parents and children have. "I don't know" can leave everyone feeling frustrated and hopeless. The full range of emotions are overwhelming and it is understandable this is their response. I hope to offer a safe space, for children and teens, to feel respected and supported as they navigate their parent's divorce, transitions in school, friendships, or being a member of the LGBTQIA+ communities. There are also opportunities for parents to participate through parenting education, co-parenting classes, and joint sessions with their children.

It can be empowering to have an active role in the therapy process. I believe in a collaborative partnership with my clients where I provide support and the tools to help make lasting changes. I believe every person has the right to their own self-determination, to make their own choices and manage their own life. I utilize evidence-based theories such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Interpersonal Process to guide my work and influence the interventions used throughout each session. My goal as your therapist is to help you navigate difficulties while supporting you in utilizing and recognizing your own strengths and resilience.

I am an empathetic and warm psychotherapist that aims to help clients find more satisfaction, meaning, and self-efficacy in their lives. I work with adolescents and adults with a wide array of issues including depression, anxiety, life transitions, identity formation, trauma, and grief. I also work with couples. I help people work through difficult feelings and build skills to improve their lives. I offer support that can facilitate greater insight and foster a sense of stability, security, and growth.

I believe that mental health is similar to one's physical health. Just as we can hurt and thrive physically, so can we hurt and thrive psychologically and emotionally. There are times when we can all use someone to talk to, someone to help us navigate life, or someone to walk with us as we move through periods of growth and newness. I will work hard to meet you where you are, offering unconditional regard and emotional support.

“It’s like everyone tells a story about themselves inside their own head. Always. All the time. That story makes you what you are. We build ourselves out of that story.” ---Patrick Rothfuss

Accepting New Clients! Are you looking for a safe, supportive, and non-judgmental space that promotes healing and personal growth? Are you experiencing struggles connecting with or expressing your authentic self and want to move forward into becoming the most congruent and empowered version of you? Experiencing challenges in life is inevitable yet doesn’t have to hold us back from attaining the lives we want or keep us from fulfilling our purpose. Together we can collaboratively explore life’s challenges and determine what insights can be discovered to help you in achieving a healthier, happier, and more fulfilling life.

Hi my name is Dana and I would love to start working with you at Bozeman Counseling Center! I currently have openings for ages 18+. For some, counseling may feel like an uncomfortable and vulnerable experience. I strive to provide a non-judgmental environment where you feel safe to explore your past, present, and future. Together we can discover how life experiences may have created thinking, feeling, and behavioral patterns that no longer suit you, and implement healthy changes that align with your beliefs. My goal is for you to feel heard, seen, and honored for all that is uniquely you. Visit us at bozemancounselingcenter.com

Change can be difficult, and let’s be honest, it can be incredibly overwhelming and feel impossible at times. I am passionate about working with you to navigate all of life’s difficulties. In order to restore balance to all areas in your life I utilize an array of tools, including coaching, to ensure change is achievable. No one wants to constantly feel “stuck”, and my goal is to help you move in a direction that feels positive and empowering. I strive to create an environment for my clients that is trusting, safe, and at times lighthearted because the ability to laugh and have fun is also an important part of the counseling.

People come to therapy to resolve the pain and suffering that confront them. Psychotherapy provides the necessary container to examine, observe, explore, and create meaning for the experiences we have lived through. As a psychodynamic therapist, I help clients explore the root causes of their suffering, uncover unconscious patterns formed during early life, and help them understand how such patterns continue to impact them in their present day lives. Such unearthing of patterns can create ample opportunities for growth and deep transformation. My approach to therapy is warm, curious, compassionate, creative, and practical.

It is my sincere honor to work with every person who walks through my office doors. It takes courage and strength to overcome the stigma and doubt that can come with entering therapy. The fundamental basis of my work begins with a genuine and authentic relationship with my clients. I have found that over time this serves as a means to jointly solve the problems in your life, and further, to achieve your highest possible dreams. If you find it difficult to make the initial leap into therapy, I'd like to help. Schedule a consultation with me today.

What would it be like to be able to say no and not have it come with a side of guilt? A life where you only say yes to the tasks, responsibilities, and people that matter most to you? I’ve been there and I can help. I work to help people who struggle to set healthy boundaries with people in their lives, or often need to feel angry or frustrated before they are able to say “no”. This process of learning often feels difficult and one of my passions is helping people identify what is keeping them stuck in the old patterns, discover what they value and who they want to be, then commit to achieving a life that feels worth living.

Dr. Mary Ward Black is a licensed clinical psychologist practicing within the Big Sky Psychological Consortium. She enjoys providing assessment (ADHD and psychodiagnostic) and therapy services to adolescents and adults, and uses a diverse range of evidence-based techniques that integrate cognitive behavioral, interpersonal, and client-centered theories. In her practice, Dr. Black emphasizes mindfulness, communication skills, and insight into personal values and meaning. She compassionately collaborates with each individual client, tailoring her therapeutic approach to highlight their personal strengths and values.

Currently accepting new clients. I specialize in helping adults and teenagers soothe symptoms of early childhood trauma. I use EMDR, attachment-based work, and a warm and welcoming professional relationship to teach my clients how to recognize, understand, and navigate the difficulties that pop up in their lives. I also work with individuals who are experiencing current struggles in their personal relationships.

I'm glad you're here. You know yourself best. I am here to help guide you through treatment to reach your goals. I specialize in teens, adults, and first responders around the issues of trauma, anxiety, depression, relationships and life transitions. The therapeutic modalities I use include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Crisis/Trauma Intervention, Emotion-Focused Therapy, Attachment Focused Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing. I have trained in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Crisis Intervention, Suicide Intervention, and First Responder-focused treatment.