Many Rivers Whole Health

12/18/2025

Seasonal depression is real af! If you've been feeling down, don't worry you're not alone in this. Here are some simple tips to ease your seasonal depression and conquer this month! 🫶

12/15/2025

This “cheerful” season can also be a difficult and stressful time. That's why it's so important to stop and listen to your own needs, too. Here are some ways to take care of yourself one small way each day: samhsa.gov/find-support/how-to-cope

12/15/2025

12/11/2025

This past month we had the distinct pleasure of honoring three employees for their dedicated service of 25 years! Congratulations to (left to right) Lisa Gilcher our Residential Services Adult Case Manager, Dr. Eva LaRocque our Chief Medical Officer, and Adele Grafe our Executive Coordinator. Thank you for your dedication to serving our mission!

12/06/2025

We share the same sentiments! YBGR and Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch we have so appreciated your role in guiding us!

Did you know young adults ages 18–25 have the highest rate of serious mental illness?

Or that during the transition into adulthood, when gaps form in care, the risk of psychiatric hospitalization and ER visits rises?

Great outcomes happen when we work together! And that’s why we’re excited to announce our partnership with Many Rivers Whole Health to ensure youth in Cascade County have the mental health support they need once they transition into adulthood.

Pictured are Holly Kober and Linda Robbins from Many Rivers with Brittany Olson, Therapist, and Mariah Lefebre, Lead Mental Health Worker, from our North Skyline Group Home in Great Falls.

As youth age out of children’s services, the need for support doesn’t disappear. It shifts. And coordinated transitions help ensure they don’t fall through the cracks at eighteen.

By partnering with Many Rivers for transitional care, we’re ensuring teens enter adulthood with solid footing for resilience—made possible through a seamless transition into adult care.

Together, we’re building stronger foundations for Montanans.

12/04/2025

⛄ It’s that time of year when the days grow shorter, and the weight of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) can feel heavier.

Learn the signs and symptoms of SAD and how to get help if you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms: samhsa.gov/SAD