Wyoming Behavioral Institute

03/10/2026

Meet Caleb, our outstanding Outpatient Coordinator and Wyoming Behavioral Institute's Employee of the Month! He seamlessly coordinates care across multiple services, but it's his compassion that truly shines - like when he personally guided a crisis caller through intake to ensure they received vital support.

Outside of work, Calebis is involved in supporting fellow veterans, serving in leadership roles with Student Veterans of America, and advocating for veteran resources in our community.

His compassion, leadership, and dedication to helping others are inspirational. Thank you, Caleb, for the dedication and leadership you bring to our patients, colleagues, and community! 👏

03/09/2026

This weekend marked , a time to recognize the strength, leadership, and contributions of women in our communities and workplaces.

At Wyoming Behavioral Institute, we’re proud to work alongside so many incredible women whose work supports the mental health and well-being of communities across Wyoming. From clinicians and nurses to therapists, social workers, technicians, and operational leaders, the women of WBI play an essential role in advancing compassionate behavioral healthcare.

We are grateful for the expertise, commitment, and leadership they bring to our organization and our community every day! 👏🦾

03/06/2026

Today is National Employee Appreciation Day, and at Wyoming Behavioral Institute, we want to recognize the incredible team that makes our work possible every day.

From our clinicians and social workers to nurses, therapists, technicians, support staff, and administrative teams, each person plays a vital role in the care we provide to patients and families in our community.

The work of behavioral health is not always easy, but it is always meaningful. We are grateful for the compassion, dedication, and professionalism our team brings to WBI every single day.

Thank you to all of our employees for the difference you make in our community every day.💫

03/05/2026

March is Social Work Month, and at Wyoming Behavioral Institute, we want to take a moment to recognize the incredible impact social workers make in our communities every single day.

Social workers are often the steady support behind individuals and families navigating some of life’s most difficult moments. In behavioral health, especially, their advocacy, compassion, and commitment help connect people to the care and resources they need.

We’re grateful not only for the dedicated social workers on our team at WBI, but also for the many community partners, hospital social workers, school social workers, and case managers we work alongside every day.

Thank you to all the social workers in our community for the work you do and the difference you make. 🧡

03/04/2026

If you or someone you love is struggling with mental health, you don’t have to navigate it alone.

At Wyoming Behavioral Institute, our outpatient services are designed to provide support at the level that fits your needs, including:

➡Intensive Outpatient Program for teens who need more support than traditional therapy

➡TMS therapy – an FDA-approved, medication-free treatment option for depression

➡Individual, family, and couples teletherapy you can access from home

Whether you’re looking for structured support, innovative treatment options, or flexible virtual care, our team is here to help.

Learn more about our outpatient services:
https://wbihelp.com/treatment-services/telehealth/

03/03/2026

At Wyoming Behavioral Institute, the care our patients receive is shaped by the people who show up for them every single day.

Today, we’re recognizing Steven, WBI Therapist, as a Service Excellence Award recipient for showing up for our youth.

Steve was recently nominated by a teammate who shared how he consistently goes above and beyond for the youth in our care, meeting them where they are, advocating for their needs, and helping ensure they feel supported every step of the way.

Thank you, Steven, for the compassion and care you bring to our patients and team every day! 👏

03/03/2026

🎲✨ Recreational Therapy Month may have wrapped up on Saturday… but the impact of continues every single day at Wyoming Behavioral Institute.

Andrew has been a recreation therapist for 10 years, and for the past 3 years, he’s brought his passion and creativity to WBI.

Recreational therapy isn’t just “activities.” It’s evidence-based treatment that supports rehabilitation, resilience, and growth. For our patients, therapeutic recreation creates a safe space to practice real-world skills in engaging, meaningful ways.

Thank you, Andrew, for helping our patients heal through creativity, connection, and courage. 💙

02/28/2026

As February comes to a close, we’re reflecting on the kindness shared across Wyoming Behavioral Institute this month. 💛

During Random Acts of Kindness Week, our team filled the Kindness Mural with messages recognizing coworkers who show compassion, teamwork, and support every day.

Each heart represents someone who made a difference — for a patient, a teammate, or our community.

At WBI, kindness isn’t just something we celebrate for a week.
It’s part of who we are.

Thank you to our incredible team for continuing to lead with compassion.

02/26/2026

Shout out to Casper College, attending the WySCA conference with us last week. WBI established a scholarship fund for students interested in working in the mental health field.

We value the diverse education opportunities available in Casper and want to support the academic success of future mental health professionals.

For more information about all CC scholarships, visit https://www.caspercollege.edu/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=GBP&utm_campaign=organic_click

02/25/2026

Today, we’re proud to recognize Jacob, WBI Therapist, as one of our Service Excellence Award recipients

Jacob was nominated by a teammate who shared how consistently he goes above and beyond for both patients and staff. Although his office is downstairs, Jacob never hesitates to step in when support is needed.

Colleagues describe Jacob as direct, kind, and deeply compassionate. He takes the time to truly listen to patients as individuals, tailoring care to their unique needs while also helping them stay accountable in their treatment journey.

Thank you, Jacob, for the impact you make on our patients, our teams, and our culture of care. 💙

02/24/2026

When your teen is struggling, and outpatient support isn’t enough, the next step can feel overwhelming.

Pathways is a residential treatment program with a trauma-informed approach for teen girls who need a structured, supportive environment to stabilize and heal.

If you’re exploring residential options, our team is available 24/7 to help.

Call 800-457-9312 or visit https://wbihelp.com/.../residential-trauma-informed.../ for more information.

02/23/2026

Not every teen needs inpatient care, and sometimes weekly therapy isn’t enough.
Our Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program bridges that gap.

✔ Structured mental health support

✔ After school hours

✔ Evidence-based CBT treatment

✔ Teens stay home, stay in school, and build real coping skills

We help adolescents struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, self-harm behaviors, and other mental health challenges find stability and confidence again.

If you’re a provider, school counselor, or parent seeking additional support options, we’re here:
📞 307-439-2139
🔎https://wbihelp.com/treatment-services/telehealth/adolescent-mental-health-iop/

Send a message to learn more