We offer a comprehensive range of mental health services, including individual therapy, couples and family therapy, medication management, weight loss support, and other behavioral health services. Every treatment plan is personalized to fit your unique needs and goals.

Yes, we offer professional medication management services to help individuals safely and effectively manage conditions such as anxiety, depression, mood disorders, and other mental health concerns. We carefully monitor progress to make sure the best possible outcomes.

Yes, we provide therapy services for children and adolescents facing emotional, behavioral, academic, or social challenges. Our approach is supportive, age-appropriate, and family-inclusive when needed.

Yes, for clients who prefer a faith-integrated approach, we offer Christian counseling that incorporates spiritual values into the therapeutic process.

Yes. We work with individuals, couples, and families to manage stress, improve communication, and strengthen relationships.

Yes, we provide secure telehealth therapy in Helena, as well as Billings & Miles city so, so you can attend sessions from the comfort and privacy of your home. Online sessions follow the same professional standards as in-person therapy.

You can request an appointment through our website or call our office directly. Our team will guide you through the process and connect you with the right clinician. You may follow this link to get things started. https://www.cognitoforms.com/SentinelMentalHealthInc/SentinelMentalHealthIntakeForm(https://www.cognitoforms.com/SentinelMentalHealthInc/SentinelMentalHealthIntakeForm)

Are my therapy sessions private? Yes. Your privacy is protected by both federal law (HIPAA) and Montana state law. What you share in therapy stays between you and your clinician. Your therapist cannot release information about you, your treatment, or what you discuss in session without your written permission. There are only a few specific situations where a clinician is legally required to break confidentiality: 1. When there is a risk of harm to yourself If you express intent to seriously harm yourself and are unwilling or unable to take steps to stay safe, your clinician must take action to protect you. This may include contacting emergency services or another professional who can help ensure your safety. 2. When there is a risk of harm to others If you make a credible threat to harm someone else, your clinician is required to take steps to protect the potential victim. This may include notifying law enforcement or the person at risk. 3. When a vulnerable adult is being abused or neglected Montana law requires clinicians to report suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation of an elderly or vulnerable adult. 4. When a court orders the release of records A judge can require a clinician to provide records or testify in court. This is uncommon, but it can happen in certain legal situations. If this occurs, your clinician will release only the information required by law and will inform you whenever possible. Outside of these situations, your information stays private Your therapist will not share your information with employers, family members, schools, or anyone else unless you sign a written release of information. Even then, you control what is shared and with whom.

We provide mental health services in Helena, Billings, and Miles City, Montana. You can schedule in-person services based on your location, and we also offer telehealth options for added flexibility.