Addictions & Mental Health
Services Provided
Tribal Health patients can meet with experienced Behavioral Health staff for a range of support in meeting wellness needs, recovery services support, and treatment. Areas of focus include addiction treatment for substance abuse and gambling; and psychotherapy or brief therapy for a broad range of mental health and wellness goals. All services are available either in-person or via telehealth (phone/video) delivery.
- Mental health evaluation
- Adult Psychotherapy
- Child and adolescent psychotherapy
- Psychological assessment
- Behavior change skills and coaching
- Psychotherapy groups
- Substance Use Disorder (SUD) screening & assessments
- SUD screening for Primary Residential Treatment (PRT) placements
- Outpatient counseling and brief treatment services
- SUD peer-cluster groups
- Broader outpatient services for gambling issues
- Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) Program
24-hour, on-call service available for emergency situations. Please call: 406.675.4700
Locations & Contacts
Elmo Health Center
33116 US Highway 93 North
Elmo, MT 59915
Elmo Wellness Hub
26382 Missoula Avenue
Elmo, MT 59915
Polson Health Center
#5 Fourth Ave. East
Polson, MT 59860
Ronan Health Center
430 Mary McLeod Lane
Ronan, MT 59864
St. Ignatius Health Center
35401 Mission Drive
St. Ignatius, MT 59865
Emergency After-Hours
Behavioral Health Services
Emergency Department: 988
Consultation: 406.675.4700
Fax: 406.226.2653
Covid-19 Mental Health Related Resources
Tribal Health Behavioral Health suggests the following articles to help cope with mental health concerns during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Living with Mental Illness during COVID-19 Outbreak– Preparing for your wellness
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