For updated information download our brochure here
Exhibitors please find registration information at this
link
Mental Health America
now accepting applications for the Executive Director Position
The position is located in Bozeman, Montana and is full-time.
Please send cover letter, completed application, resume, and references either
via e-mail to programs@montanamentalhealth.org or mail to PO Box 88, Bozeman, MT
59771.
Call 1-406-587-7774 for more information.
Link to
job description and
application
Have you been concerned with how you have been feeling lately, or about the thoughts you've been having? If so, why not try this free, anonymous screening tool to help guide you?
Free ANONYMOUS screening
2010 PRISM Media Art Contest
Download 2010 forms here:
Rules & Contest Information(all sites)
Read the April 30, 2009 article from the Bozeman Chronicle about last years event.
Do you need someone understanding with whom to talk? The Montana Warm Line is staffed by mental health consumers, ready to listen.
Monday - Friday 4-10 PM
Saturday-Sunday 1-10 PM
1-877-688-3377
The Warm Line provides a friendly and understanding person for those who just need someone to talk to and enables people with a mental illness to talk to a peer about issues they are facing in their lives. The Warm Line is not a crisis line; operators of the Warm Line refer people who are considering suicide or are otherwise in crisis to appropriate services. The Warm Line is staffed by a primary mental health consumer who has been trained as a peer advocate or peer specialist.
Check out the Montana Warm Line website for more information.
Montana Warm Line Blog has current information and articles.
We are proud to announce the implementation of toll-free Call-in Bipolar Support Groups! No matter where one lives in the state, all that is needed is a phone to join this group. The groups are currently facilitated by Evan Rick, LCPC, of Bozeman. Our shared goal is to create a group that will support each member as they learn how to live more effectively with Bipolar Disorder
Montana Advisory Councils
Information
MHA of MT created this webpage to help broadcast the
Local mental health Advisory Councils (LAC's) and Service Area Authorities (SSA'a) work across Montana.
Montana Mental Health Caucus Advocacy Network Web Page
Check out the Montana Mental Health Caucus Advocacy page for Action Alerts and links to House and Senate agendas, mental health-related legislation, and other policy and legislative news.
Montana Youth Suicide Prevention Coalition
MySpace Page
MHA of MT has new videos posted on
Media Campaign to Reduce Stigma for Children
Kids Mental Health PSA's
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