We have a limited number of openings for Medicaid and Medicare clients. Please call to inquire about current availability of openings.
Psychotherapy is a type of treatment that does not involve medicine. While we support our client’s use of medication to treat anxiety, depression and other mental health issues, we do not prescribe medications. To discuss medication, we recommend you contact a psychiatrist or other medical doctor.
Our practice specializes in working with adults of all ages and older adolescents. We do not typically work with children or families. We do work with mothers and fathers who seek to become more effective parents given the unique demands of their child and family situation.
Unfortunately, no. We help most but not everyone who is referred to our practice. We assess as honestly and openly as possible with each client what it will take for them to meet their goals in terms of time in therapy and client effort. In order of importance, research shows that degree of psychotherapy success [...]
Our fees for service vary by clinician and can depend on whether your therapist is an in-network or out-of-network provider for your insurance company. Our standard fee for 90-minute initial consultations is $187.50. We charge this fee only when clients decide the relationship is a good fit and to continue in therapy. Our standard fee [...]
Most insurance plans provide mental health benefits. We are providers for Blue Cross Blue Shield, Allegiance, New West, MUST, and Tricare. We also provide out of network services for most other insurance companies. We are Medicaid providers, have one Medicare provider, and have a limited number of slots available for Medicaid and Medicare patients.
Call our office at (406) 582-0500 or email us at help@gallatinpsychotherapy.com to schedule an initial consultation or ask any questions you may have.
Many of our clients see dramatic improvement within three to four months, and some in as little as four to eight psychotherapy sessions. Others may take a year or more before they see significant improvement. The success of psychotherapy depends only in part on the degree of trust and understanding that develops between the client [...]
While each treatment program is individualized, your program is likely to consist of one or more of the following treatments: Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy; EMDR; and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. We have found that by integrating these three clinically proven psychotherapy procedures, we can maximize treatment effectiveness. Sometimes one approach is all a client needs to overcome [...]
We will spend the first two to three sessions really getting to know you. At your initial consultation, you’ll share with your therapist the problems you are having, and what you’d like to be different. Your therapist will share with you their sense of how much they’ll be able to help you, and you’ll get [...]
