Mental Health Services in Gallatin County

Are you or someone you know in need of mental health services?

In an immediate crisis:

  • Call or Text 988 for immediate resources
  • Call 211 for immediate resources or mental health referral services
  • Call 911 if you or someone you know is in immediate danger

For intervention services:

  • Help Center – Suicide Crisis and Sexual Assault Hotline
  • Bozeman Health Psychiatric Emergency Services (PES) – our PES teams help stabilize patients and ensure crisis care is accessible to those in need.
  • VOICE Center – MSU Campus Civil Rights support students, faculty and staff experiencing protected-class discrimination or harassment, including sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, or stalking.

Montana 211

For mental health referral services, dial 211.

If you need immediate assistance with a mental health crisis, use the 988 lifeline. 211 is not a dedicated crisis line for individuals at immediate risk of suicide.

https://montana211.org 

Gallatin County Mental Well-Being Training Resources

The Gallatin Behavioral Health Coalition works to improve the region’s behavioral health system so people can get the support they need at every stage—health promotion, prevention, intervention, and recovery. The coalition is funded by the Montana Healthcare Foundation.

Training Dashboard

Click here for community training opportunities offered by organizations across Gallatin County.

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