Greater Valley Health Center’s team of licensed behavioral health providers brings a patient-centered, accessible, and team-based approach to its outpatient behavioral health services for children through adults. Our integrated care model
Individual & Family Counseling
Greater Valley Health Center has 14 licensed behavioral health providers on staff who are available to work with you in a safe, caring, and confidential environment. Each behavioral health provider has scheduled appointment times or may be available for brief intervention if there is an immediate need. Call 406-607-4900 to learn more or to schedule an appointment. Located at: 431 1st Avenue West, Kalispell MT 59901
School Based Outpatient Therapy
Greater Valley Health Center provides outpatient behavioral health services at six public schools in the Flathead Valley – Linderman Education Center, Rankin Elementary School, Elrod Elementary School, Evergreen Junior High School, East Evergreen Elementary School, and Kalispell Middle School. These services are open to any student with behavioral health needs that do not qualify for any other program within the schools. Talk to your school or call us at 406-607-4900 to learn more about these services for your child.
Substance Use Disorder
Outpatient addiction counseling: Greater Valley Health Center provides outpatient addiction counseling in a safe and intimate place for individuals to overcome addictions. Our team of experienced staff includes licensed addiction counselors, mental health counselors, and care support services. Call 406-607-4900 for more information or to schedule an appointment.
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Primary Care Providers at Greater Valley Health Center are trained in the treatment of alcohol, prescription pain medication, and other opioid misuse disorders through medication. Combined with integrated behavioral health services for substance use disorder, our team will work closely with you to help you achieve recovery.
Co-Occurring Disorder and Integrated Care
A Co-occurring Disorder occurs when individuals experience both mental health and substance use disorders at the same time. Greater Valley Health Center offers intervention for both disorders concurrently with a team that includes licensed addiction counselors, licensed clinical professional counselors and integrated care managers. At GVHC we offer low barrier to entry into treatment that is tailored to our client’s individual needs. Our client-centered approach is customized versus using a predetermined set of techniques which helps our clients reach their treatment goals. According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, “The presence of two or more disorders can complicate diagnosis and treatment. Integrating both screening and treatment for mental and substance use disorders leads to a better quality of care and health outcomes for those living with co-occurring disorders by treating the whole person.”
Greater Valley offers an integrated model of care that is unique in area. This is made possible though collaboration and coordination between our departments and externally with other medical specialists and community resources whereby we assist patients and their families in finding community resources to ensure their needs are met. This includes behavioral health specialists that are located in the medical clinic and available to provide prompt assistance to those who may be currently experiencing issues or would like to receive information on how to obtain behavioral health services in the future.
Crisis Resources
The Greater Valley Health Center is not a crisis facility. If you need immediate assistance, please call 911 or use these resources:
- Suicide and Crisis Lifeline - 988 Call or Text
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
- National Crisis Text Line – Text “MT” to 741741