Healing Mountain Mental Health is a practice that not only aids individuals through evidence-based therapy practices, but strives to bring awareness and social change to the mental health community.  It is a safe space for BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+, disabled and neurodivergent individuals, immigrants and refugees, and all people who feel systemic oppression in their daily lives. 

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Barb Debree, LCSW

Barbara first grew up on a large cattle ranch in Montana.  From there, she lived in a variety of surroundings; from large cities to Native American Reservations in Montana - and at times overseas due to her military career.  She loves to be able to use her diversity of experiences of places and types of people to have a better understanding of especially marginalized populations and the particular struggles they encounter and have to overcome.  Every person and family are unique, but at times understanding cultural differences, particular historical and family trauma patterns, can be very beneficial in therapy.  
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Sam Martin, CBHPSS

Sam Martin is our client care coordinator and peer mentor.  A graduate of Boston University, where she studied psychology and visual arts, she is currently enrolled in Prescott College and studying for her Master's of Science in Counseling with a concentration in social justice and expressive arts therapy.  Sam was born in Glendive, MT, and raised in Butte and Helena.  She is an artist, writer, poet, and musician.  Sam is also a certified behavioral health peer support specialist, and uses her experiences with mental illness and trauma to help others who have similar experiences navigate school, work, and life.  As a mixed-race Latinx and indigenous person, she is especially passionate about breaking down barriers of systemic oppression, both in individual and in institutional settings.