• Melissa is an experienced mental health professional, who has guided individuals and families toward healing and growth for nearly two decades. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, she brings a wealth of experience working with diverse populations, including youth, adults, and couples. Her background in wilderness therapy and residential treatment programs, coupled with her academic role as an adjunct professor at the University of Montana, provides a unique perspective to her practice. Melissa's approach is grounded in evidence-based practices, and she integrates neurofeedback into her work to enhance cognitive function and emotional well-being.

Melissa Clater, LCSW

Psychotherapist & Neurofeedback Specialist

  • Aaron is a seasoned therapist who brings his expertise to clients of all ages, specializing in addiction recovery, navigating major life transitions, and exploring existential and identity-related challenges. With a unique background that combines clinical practice with knowledge of both the legal system and neuroscience, Aaron offers a comprehensive approach to therapy that addresses both practical concerns and deeper questions of meaning and purpose. His dual licensure as a Clinical Social Worker and Addiction Counselor enables him to provide specialized support for individuals seeking to understand and transform their relationship with substance use. At the same time, his broad therapeutic perspective helps clients navigate personal growth, life changes, and questions of identity with clarity and purpose.

Aaron Anciaux, LCSW, LAC

Psychotherapist & Neurofeedback Specialist

  • Aly is a compassionate social worker with 10 years of experience supporting individuals aged 5 and above. Specializing in working with survivors of domestic violence, adults with severe mental illness, and youth with serious emotional disturbances, she brings a neurodivergence-affirming and LGBTQ+-affirming approach to her practice. Her expertise spans critical areas including anxiety, depression, life transitions, trauma, autism, and ADHD, with a profound commitment to creating supportive, inclusive spaces that honor each client's unique journey and potential for healing and growth.

Alyssa Holly (Aly), SWLC

Psychotherapist

  • Belle works with clients of all ages, offering a holistic approach to therapy that blends traditional talk therapy with creative and experiential methods. For those interested, she incorporates “walk and talk” sessions in nature to combine movement with therapeutic benefits. Belle also provides space for self-expression through art and play. She specializes in supporting individuals facing anxiety, depression, stress, and life transitions, helping them develop new coping skills or enhance existing ones while building self-esteem. Belle has a special interest in women’s issues and the perinatal population, offering compassionate care tailored to their unique needs.

Belle Gratton, SWLC

Psychotherapist

  • Macy offers a safe and supportive space for individuals of all ages, specializing in helping clients navigate life transitions and enhance emotional well-being. Macy takes a compassionate, client-centered approach to therapy, fostering healing and personal growth in a nurturing environment.

    Macy is being trained in EMDR therapy.

Macy Piñon, SWLC

Psychotherapist

  • Cynthia offers a safe environment where individuals of all ages can openly explore their challenges while trusting they are seen, heard, and valued. She supports individuals who are navigating the complexity of everyday stressors, including grief, life transitions, parenting, and challenges with attention and concentration. Through a collaborative, strengths-based approach, Cynthia helps clients build a solid foundation of emotional regulation tools, healthy coping strategies, and effective interpersonal skills to support continued healing and growth.

Cynthia Schmidt, SWLC

Psychotherapist

  • Courtney is a kind and collaborative psychotherapist who works with individuals aged 10 and above. She brings experience from a variety of settings, including supporting college students navigating mental health challenges, working in an elementary school to foster children’s emotional well-being and social skills, and assisting adults in a transitional housing program.

    Courtney is passionate about helping clients through their current struggles while supporting them in pursuing future goals and aspirations. She values showing up authentically for each client, creating a space where they feel safe, seen, and heard. Her approach is strength-based, collaborative, and holistic.

Courtney Bowers, SWLC

Psychotherapist

Jen Barile, SWLC

  • Her therapeutic style is client-centered and grounded in helping individuals tap into their inner strengths. She is committed to affirming LGBTQ+ identities, honoring diverse lived experiences, and supporting individuals who’ve been impacted by discrimination, marginalization, or systemic injustice. Jen welcomes clients from all backgrounds and is kink-affirming.

    Jen works with adults (18+) navigating a range of concerns including anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, life transitions, and relationship challenges. Her practice is rooted in social justice values and informed by systems theory, feminist theory, and empowerment perspectives.

    With over 20 years of experience as a social worker in the Missoula community, Jen brings a deep understanding of the ways personal and systemic factors shape our lives. She has worked alongside youth in foster care, unhoused individuals, survivors of intimate partner violence, and immigrant and refugee communities. 

    Jen offers both in-person and telehealth sessions. Outside the therapy room, she enjoys kayaking, camping, cross-country skiing, and exploring new cultures through travel.

Psychotherapist

  • Camille works with teens and young adults, bringing extensive experience as a School Social Worker at Big Sky School, where she supports students and families with social, emotional, and educational needs. She has also worked with survivors of identity-based harm and teens who have caused harm. Camille is dedicated to client-centered, culturally competent, and strengths-based therapy, with a focus on addressing anxiety, depression, and other common challenges faced by adolescents. A strong advocate for restorative practices, she collaborates with clients to develop strategies that best meet their needs, whether building coping skills or providing a compassionate, listening ear.

Camille Allen, SWLC

Psychotherapist

  • Sarah specializes in clients aged 14 through adulthood, she takes an integrative, holistic approach tailored to each individual’s unique goals. She provides support for grief and loss, life transitions, anxiety, depression, stress management (including work-related stress), relationship challenges, self-esteem, perfectionism, spirituality, chronic illness, and academic difficulties. She strives to create a warm, inclusive space where individuals from all backgrounds feel supported in achieving their therapeutic goals. Her practice focuses on fostering well-being through a personalized, client-centered approach that honors each person’s journey.

Sarah Butts, SWLC

Psychotherapist

  • Nathan is a kind and understanding therapist who is committed to helping individuals build resilience and overcome life's challenges. With a background in youth and family work, Nathan brings a strengths-based approach to therapy, focusing on identifying and leveraging clients' strengths. He creates a supportive and collaborative environment where clients feel heard, understood, and empowered.

Nathan Stahley, LCSW

Psychotherapist

  • Molly believes that human connection is at the core of our purpose on this earth. She approaches therapy collaboratively, fostering a compassionate and understanding relationship with each client. Her warm, supportive style creates a safe space where individuals can explore difficult topics and life experiences with honesty and courage. Molly values deep empathy and brings a dose of humor into the room, helping clients feel at ease even when facing life’s challenges.

    Her integrative counseling approach includes:

    • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

    • Narrative Therapy

    • Mindfulness practices

    • Solution-Focused techniques

    • Self-Compassion work

    • Existential perspectives

    With over 20 years of experience in the educational system as both a school counselor and teacher, Molly brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to her work with adolescents, young adults, individuals, and families. She specializes in supporting clients with anxiety, depression, life transitions, and relational challenges.

    A third-generation Montanan, Molly is also a parent and spouse who deeply understands the complexities of family dynamics, cultural expectations, partnership, education, aging, grief, and joy. She blends her professional expertise with a grounded, real-world perspective and a strong belief that while we are shaped by our past, we each have the power to evolve and carve out a meaningful path forward. Molly considers it an honor to accompany clients through the hard, dark, beautiful, and transformational parts of life.

Molly Tingley, PCLC

Psychotherapist

  • Drea works with all ages, families and couples, weaving strengths based, humanistic, and expressive art modalities with a deep thread of somatic psychology and nature connection. Professionally trained in Somatic Experiencing and with a background in Ecopsychology, Drea brings an awareness of nervous system patterns, embodied trauma, and the healing power of connecting the mind and body within the context of the natural world as our original home. Specializing in complex trauma, PTSD, family systems, interpersonal violence, and debilitating patterns such as anxiety, depression, addictions and eating disorders, Drea creates a safe and empowering place for all bodies, believing that we all hold the key to greater balance, joy and connection.

Drea Rightsell, SWLC

Psychotherapist

  • She supports clients experiencing anxiety, depression, and trauma, helping them build insight, resilience, and meaningful connection in their lives.

    Jill values creating a supportive and collaborative space where clients feel heard, respected, and empowered to make meaningful change. She earned her Master of Social Work from the University of Montana and completed advanced clinical training through the Behavioral Health Workforce Education and Training (BHWET) program. Her clinical experience includes crisis intervention with youth and families at Providence St. Patrick Hospital and providing mental health support to students at the University of Montana’s School of Law.

    Before beginning her clinical practice, Jill worked extensively in advocacy and policy roles, where she developed a deep understanding of how community and systemic factors shape individual wellbeing. She integrates this broader perspective into her therapeutic work, emphasizing empathy, resilience, and connection as foundations for healing and growth.

Jill Lombardi, SWLC

Psychotherapist

  • She is based in Whitefish, Montana, where she provides in-person services, and also offers telehealth services for clients located outside the immediate area. Her background includes community health and administrative roles, with prior experience in substitute teaching and wellness coaching.

    Her professional interests include motivational interviewing, mental and behavioral health, trauma recovery, holistic wellness, and supporting individuals and families navigating chronic illness, grief, life transitions, and stress-related challenges. Modality interests include neurofeedback, Brainspotting, ART (Accelerated Resolution Therapy), IFS (Internal Family Systems), CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy), DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy), and somatic therapy techniques.

    Tamara values the ethical integration of spirituality and faith as a component of cultural humility and client self-determination, recognizing spiritual beliefs as potential sources of meaning, resilience, and coping when identified as relevant by the client. She is committed to culturally responsive, inclusive practice that respects diverse belief systems while adhering to the NASW Code of Ethics and CSWE competencies.

    In her free time, she enjoys volunteering, spending time with family, cooking and baking, hiking and engaging in self-care activities.

Tamara Lucke, MSW

Intern - Pro Bono Psychotherapist

  • Integrating a holistic approach, Courtney honors the whole person—body, mind, and spirit. She recognizes that a person's emotional, physical, and relational worlds are deeply connected, and deliberately avoids rigid, one-size-fits-all boxes. Instead, she creates a compassionate, radically inclusive environment grounded in the belief that true healing requires absolute safety. In this welcoming space, clients are invited to explore challenges with curiosity rather than judgment.

    To foster sustainable, meaningful change and build emotional resilience, Courtney customizes her care to each individual, couple, or family. She dynamically blends practical, evidence-based tools—including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)—with deeper psychodynamic insights, mindfulness, and motivational interviewing.

    This integrative perspective is grounded in over 20 years of professional practice. Having spent decades supporting diverse populations, youth, and families within special education and community systems, Courtney possesses a sharp, empathetic understanding of both the innate strengths individuals carry and the steep systemic barriers they face across their lifespans. By combining this deep systemic insight with versatile clinical tools, she guides her clients safely toward lasting growth and self-discovery.

Courtney Aadland-Lewis, SWLC

Psychotherapist

Rob Spaliatsos, SWLC

  • When clients desire, he intentionally integrates a Christian understanding of healing and transformation. His approach is grounded in evidence-based practices and offered within a compassionate space where clients can feel seen, heard, and supported.

    Central to Rob’s therapeutic approach is the concept of metanoia—a profound change of heart and mind that leads to a reclaiming of one’s true self. Through this lens, clients are supported in releasing old patterns, healing from trauma, and reclaiming their true selves, moving forward with hope, resilience, and purpose.

Psychotherapist

  • Mallory is a passionate and dedicated therapist who is committed to helping youth and adolescents. With a background in working with at-risk youth and a passion for social justice, Mallory creates a safe and supportive environment where clients can explore their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Her approach is grounded in empathy, authenticity, and a commitment to helping clients develop the skills and tools they need to thrive.

Mallory Phillips, SWLC

Psychotherapist