Top Therapists in Montana

Kat French

Lead Case Manager

Kat French is Lead Case Manager with two years of case management experience and over 20 years in healthcare. She provides structured, detail-oriented case management to support individuals' well-being.

Ryan Riddle

PCLC • Licensed PCLC

Ryan Riddle is a licensed PCLC in Montana who provides integrative therapy for anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, and life transitions, blending CBT, person-centered, and somatic approaches.

Allysha Dalzell

Social Worker

Allysha Dalzell is a social worker with personal experience in a family of first responders, public servants, and military members. She helps clients recognize and break negative thought patterns that affect emotions, behaviors, and relationships, offering open, nonjudgmental support.

Zoe Brown

Licensed Addiction Counselor

Zoe Brown is a Licensed Addiction Counselor who supports individuals caught in cycles of addiction. She provides a safe, nonjudgmental space to develop coping skills and reconnect with strength and purpose.

Angela Wagenaar

PhD • Dr.

Dr. Angela Wagenaar, PhD provides psychological evaluations for children, adolescents, and young adults, collaborating with families, schools, and other providers. She trained in clinical, counseling, and school psychology and completed a pediatric psychology postdoctoral fellowship at the Mayo Clinic.

Tessa Slominski

LCSW, MSW, PCIT • Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Tessa Slominski is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who supports families with young children, using Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) and evidence-based approaches. She has experience in crisis intervention and home health social work.

Brandy Lundby

LCPC, SWLC, LAC, MSW • LCPC

Brandy Lundby is a licensed clinician at Montana Psychiatry who treats severe mental illness, including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, and complex trauma. She has advanced training in clinical psychology and social work.

Hillary Bartoszek

LSW, MSW • Licensed Social Worker

Hillary Bartoszek is a Licensed Social Worker (MSW) who specializes in clinical mental health counseling for children and teens. She works with youth and their families to address emotional and behavioral concerns.

Aspen Pitcher

Aspen Pitcher holds a master’s degree in occupational therapy and has experience working with children ages 6–18 in hospital settings, including Utah State Hospital and the Neuro ICU at the University of Colorado Anschutz. She volunteers with ROC Wheels, Charles Campbell Camp, and Special Olympics.

Amanda Michael

CSOT • Occupational Therapist

Amanda Michael is an occupational therapist who works with children, teens, and young adults, bringing upbeat energy and strong therapeutic connections. As a Certified Sexuality Occupational Therapist (CSOT), she provides affirming support around sexuality, gender identity, and intimacy.

Michele McKinnie

Michele McKinnie offers depth-oriented psychotherapy informed by relational psychodynamics, interpersonal, and attachment theories. She specializes in treating severe depressive and anxiety disorders, grief and loss, life transitions, identity and creative concerns, interpersonal difficulties, emotional coping problems, and personality disorders.

Erica Schuppe

Licensed Occupational Therapist

Erica Schuppe is a licensed occupational therapist and founder/CEO of Wild Roots Therapy. She specializes in evaluating and treating infants through teens with developmental disabilities, sensory processing challenges, autism, and trauma-related neurodevelopmental differences, supporting children and families impacted by early trauma.

Meggan Mueske

Meggan Mueske holds a master’s degree in speech‑language pathology and brings extensive experience across schools, inpatient and outpatient care, long‑term care, skilled nursing, in‑home health, and rehabilitation. She treats neurological, speech, language, cognitive‑communication, and swallowing disorders.

Heather Boberg

Clinical Mental Health Counselor Intern

Heather Boberg is a clinical mental health counselor intern completing her master's in clinical mental health counseling. She brings six years of local non-profit volunteer experience and offers supportive, client-centered care.

Kaitlin Parent

MSW, SWLC • Therapist

Kaitlin Parent is a compassionate, client-centered therapist who uses evidence-based practices to create a safe, collaborative space and tailors interventions to each client's goals.

Michael Schacter

Licensed Psychologist • Licensed Psychologist

Dr. Michael Schacter is a licensed psychologist who provides individual therapy for adolescents and adults using psychodynamic and multicultural approaches. His clinical work focuses on mood and anxiety disorders, relational and identity concerns, emotion-regulation difficulties, trauma, substance use, grief, and personality-related issues.

Carly Kyte

PA-C, CAQ • Physician Assistant

Carly Kyte is a physician assistant at Montana Psychiatry who specializes in behavioral health and depression, with experience in ketamine and TMS and a focus on improving rural access to care.

Heidi Scherr

LCSW, MSW • Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Heidi D. Scherr, LCSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker at Intermountain Health's Downtown Clinic in Billings, Montana. She provides behavioral health services to existing patients as part of a multidisciplinary mental health team.

Carly Robbins

MSW, LCSW, LAC • Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Carly Robbins is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who provides individual, family, and couples therapy for adolescents and adults, specializing in anxiety, adjustment disorders, and substance use. She uses a strengths-based, systemic approach to create a non-judgmental, empowering space for clients.

Natasha Harwood

Speech-Language Pathologist

Natasha Harwood is a speech-language pathologist providing pediatric services in early childhood special education and outpatient settings. She specializes in childhood apraxia of speech, pediatric feeding and orofacial myofunctional disorders, gestalt language processing, and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC).