These mental health professionals have interest and experience working with new and expectant mothers experiencing a range of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Mental health counselors provide guidance, information and resources. Psychiatrists are medical doctors and can prescribe medication as part of treatment.
This list does not serve as a recommendation or endorsement of specific providers, who are responsible for their listed credentials, training and contact information.
This list does not serve as a recommendation or endorsement of specific providers, who are responsible for their listed credentials, training and contact information.
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Laura Bailey, LCPC
Laura has been in private practice for more than 12 years and has extensive training and experience in supporting individuals with relationship issues, disordered eating, life transitions, LGBTQ, grief and loss, and perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. She works from an attachment-focused orientation and believes healthy relationships and support are an essential component to living a healthy, satisfying life. Contact: 406-539-8890 |
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Sarah Knell, LCPC
Sarah specializes in women's health issues with an emphasis on birth transitions and perinatal support. She has been in private practice for 20 years and, in addition to perinatal support, Sarah works with anxiety/depression, eating disorders, attachment issues, relationships transitions, chronic illness and somatic concerns. The transition to motherhood is a life-changing event for women and families, and Sarah looks forward to providing the needed support. Contact: Evolution Counseling / 406-586-5161/ evolution.sknell@msn.com |
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Sarehl Lomme, LCPC
Sarehl Lomme, LCPC, is in private practice in Bozeman and specializes in dyadic therapy, working with children from birth to 6 years and their parents together, based on attachment, development and trauma-informed care. She helps parents/caregivers who are experiencing mental health symptoms connect more deeply with their child, heal past wounds that impact the parent-child relationship, learn to understand their child’s cues and needs and create safety, security and trust in their relationship. Contact: Sarehl Lomme / 406-924-3161/ sarehl.counseling@gmail.com |
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Adam Moller, Ph.D
Adam’s main specialty area is working with grief and loss. Most of his doctoral research and clinical rotations were focused on gaining knowledge and expertise in this area. Adam is a member of the Association for Death Education and Counseling and is dedicated to furthering his ability to treat and help people whose lives are disrupted due to loss, and helping parents who have lost a child, or are experiencing the innumerable other forms of loss that can arise after the birth of a child. Contact: Adam Moller Ph.D, LLC / 406-577-1010 |
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Lexi Frank Newhall, MA, MFT, LCPC
Amber Hughes, MSW, LCSW Rachel Hilliard, MA, PCLC Lexi works with women of all ages and has extensive experience with pre and postnatal care through teaching yoga and counseling new and expecting moms. She uses mindfulness, body awareness, empathic listening and skill-building exercises while offering a safe space to cultivate your inner wisdom and live your most meaningful and fulfilling life as a new mom. Amber’s goal is to support moms wanting to reduce anxiety, increase self care and create balance in life. She uses a variety of tools and techniques including guided meditation, art, and talk therapies. Rachel’s passion is to provide the safety, guidance, skills and depth necessary as a woman expands into her new identity. She welcomes all layers of self -- from the everyday struggles to the spiritual unfolding. Contact: Lexifranknewhall.com |
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Katie Regnier, LCPC
Katie works with clients in all stages of the family-building process. Her practice focuses on providing clients a safe, supportive space; whether they are trying to conceive, pregnant, postpartum or have experienced loss. Katie's training in both infertility counseling and postpartum support have provided her with a perspective on how one’s personal journey to parenthood can influence their transition to this new stage in life. Contact: counselingbozeman.com / 406-580-6877 |
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Kate Robinett, MS, LCPC
Kate has advanced training in assessing and treating postpartum depression and related perinatal mood disorders. She completed Advanced Clinical Training in the Assessment and Treatment of Postpartum Depression in 2009. Kate provides emotional and mental support, counseling and education to women and families who experience any type of difficulty related to pregnancy, pregnancy loss and the postpartum period. Treatment is based on the unique needs of the mother, couple, and/or family and offered in a safe, nurturing environment. Contact: kbrobinett@gmail.com / 406-581-9050 |
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Megan Schunk, LCPC
Megan strives to create trust and safety in the therapeutic relationship to help women, men and families from all walks of life increase their understanding of themselves and their relationships, and to focus on their strengths to create a sense of wellness and stability in their lives. She takes an integrated approach to therapy, using treatment methods -- grounded in psychodynamic, attachment, interpersonal and CBT principles – based on the needs and goals of her clients. She has training in maternal mental health, perinatal mood disorders, trauma-focused CBT, yoga and mindfulness. Contact: Bluebird Counseling LLC / 406-285-8898 |
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Jennifer Viciedo, MS, LCPC
Jen provides counseling and education during the perinatal period using elements of interpersonal, cognitive and supportive therapies to increase self-fulfillment, coping skills and daily functioning. She works with women and their families who have concerns surrounding transitional uncertainties, severe mood disorders, and/or grief of birth trauma and loss. Jen’s approach is gentle, collaborative and nonjudgmental. She draws on her client’s strengths while tending to their unique life challenges that could complicate recovery. Contact: jenniferviciedo.com |
PSYCHIATRISTS
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Jami Eschler, MD
Dr. Eschler is a board-certified adult psychiatrist who has practiced in Bozeman for 19 years. She is a native Montanan who completed her undergraduate degree at Stanford University and subsequently attended medical school and completed her residency at the University of Washington. Dr. Eschler partners with OB-GYN, family practice and pediatric physicians in diagnosing and treating complicated postpartum conditions. Contact: Psychiatry Associates, PC |
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Anne Rich is a board-certified psychiatrist working at Bozeman Health. She received her medical degree at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. She then went on to complete a year of internal medicine training at the University of Utah before going to the University of Washington School of Medicine for her psychiatry residency. She has also completed a fellowship in psychosomatic medicine. Dr. Rich has worked as director of the psychiatry consult service and in education at University of Utah and the University of Vermont. Currently, she is enjoying working at Bozeman Health in the Internal Medicine clinic and Women’s Specialists clinic.
Contact: bozemanhealth.org |
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Livingston HealthCare Psychiatry
Ana Stan, MD Bruce Swarny, MD At Livingston HealthCare, it is our privilege to provide care to families during such a pivotal stage in life. The mental health of our patients is a top priority: Every patient is screened upon admission to determine how we can best support their behavioral health needs. Postpartum depression screenings occur at each clinic visit for mom and baby. All of our providers have access to an on-staff licensed clinical social worker who supports women with perinatal depression or anxiety by providing immediate networking with community-based counselors and therapists. Contact: livingstonhealthcare.org |