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Never Delay Dealing With Depression
By Len Lantz, M.D. DO YOU WANT TO BE HAPPY? I know this question sounds ridiculous, but you might be surprised how often I find myself asking it of my patients. Some people have had depression for so long and feel so stuck that they are not sure what they want. So, I make …
Effective Coping Skills
The Doctor is Out, so Help Yourself Out By Craig Struble, LCSW, LAC I think we all can agree that society today is so much different than how it was for our grandparents or even our parents, depending on your age. The hustle and bustle to survive, both parents having to provide income, and just …
Ways To Begin The Year Intentionally
By Dr. Tim Elmore As we begin a new year, this is the perfect time to establish new habits and set new standards. The McCormicks have two sons and a daughter. Their boys are teens, ages 14 and 16. Their daughter is 11. If you met them, you’d see an average middle class, American family …
Navigating The LGBTQ Coversation
By Mathew Pipinich and Barbara Bessette Family support is important for every child’s development and wellbeing. This is especially true for parents of LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning) youth. Many parents feel unprepared to tackle these challenges. Know that you are not alone and there are many resources available to help you …
Signs Of Use
By Stacy Zinn, DEA Resident Agent in Charge There are several things to look for if you are concerned your children might be experimenting with or using drugs: their appearance, clothing, and behavior. But before we delve into these potential indicators, it is important to emphasize that having an honest conversation with your kids is …
Favorite Holiday Memory/Tradition
We asked prevention professionals from across the state what their favorite holiday memory/tradition was. Here’s what they said: My mom would always read the Christmas story of when Jesus was born to me and my sisters on Christmas Eve. I used to leave Santa M&Ms and beer. My mom would eat the M&Ms and my grandpa, …
Montana Represents PTTC Region 8 at the SAMHSA Prevention Core Competencies Pilot Training
In November the National Coordinating PTTC Office brought together a group of prevention professionals with a wide range of experience, to pilot a Prevention Core Competencies training. Jacki Kline, BG Missoula was invited as a newer individual to the field to participate in the three-day training (top row, second from left). Youth Connections’ Workforce Development …
Social Host Ordinances 6 Essential Elements
Social Host Ordinances 6 Essential Elements
Jefferson County Happenings
There has been a lot happening in Jefferson County during Red Ribbon Week, including door contests, Fall into Learning-featuring ParentingMontana.org and how substances affect the teen brain.