Lindsey Houle, PFS Rocky Boy, attended a food sovereignty meeting to hear creative ideas on how to make Rocky Boy more sustainable in regard to food. There is an idea to make our own past from the local flour mill, which I was unaware we had. There were also ideas about having one person grow …
ParentingMontana.org Preliminary Evaluation Preliminary evaluation results received in 2022 showed ParentingMontana.org is valuable to users and stakeholders. Parents are able to use the 5-step intentional parenting process to address their challenges, they become more comfortable and confident with the 5-step intentional parenting process over time, and repeated engagement with the 5-step parenting process is associated …
Name Email Short Description County/Reservation Toya Laveway [email protected] Youth Mental Health First Aid Lincoln County Shannon Pitsch [email protected] Cultural Media Campaign Big Horn County McKenzie Morgan [email protected] Community Based Process (Drug Free Communities Grant) Fergus County McKenzie Morgan [email protected] Youth Mental Health First Aid Petroleum County Mary Cameron [email protected] Christmas Stroll-movies and parade Carbon County …
Stephanie Michaelson, BG/Broadwater Making ornaments at the Broadwater Christmas Stroll was a big success. We had around 90 kids stop to make ornaments (including a few high school girls) and a few parents too. I was able to visit with a some of the parents about Parenting Montana as a tool. Parents were happy to …
Dawn Ries, BG Granite Yule Night event in Philipsburg. I did ornament crafts for the kiddos and it was great! I had 45 kids plus families that came to make ornaments in the library on Yule Night, which is their Christmas stroll and parade.
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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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
