Mental Health Therapy in Montana
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Wendie Vanderwater
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Learn MoreMental Health in Montana
The University of Montana reveals that nearly 574,000 residents live in a community that lacks adequate access to mental health professionals. Due to restraints like these, more than 50% of teenagers in the state who struggle with depression do not receive care.
Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows that youth and young adults in Montana are nearly three times more likely to die by suicide than their peers in another state.
While the crisis has been building for years, the COVID-19 pandemic brought new light to the concerns. In response to growing conversations around mental health, the government invested $300 million toward this effort in 2023 through House Bill 872.
Of the funds, $225 will be used to create more comprehensive and widespread mental health networks, while $75 million is allocated to building long-term facilities.

