Assessment Resources
Sweetgrass is no longer offering traditional psychological assessments. If you are interested in a forensic or court-ordered assessment, please contact us. Otherwise, please connect with one of our trusted colleagues listed below.
Dr. Eric Aune
Pediatric Neuropsychologist
3240 Dredge Dr.
Helena, MT 59602
(406) 442-7920
Montana Neuropsychological Associates
Dr. Robert Velin, PhD
Dr. Kelly Pearce, PhD
1610 South Avenue West
Missoula, MT 59801
(406) 543-9700
Speciality: Neuropsychological evaluation
Clinical Psychology Center, The University of Montana
1444 Mansfield Avenue
Missoula, MT
(406) 243-2367
http://hs.umt.edu/cpc/default.php
Speciality: Adult ADHD/memory evaluation
Dr. Katrina Evans, PsyD
1075 N. Meridian Rd., Ste. 200 Kalispell, MT 59901
PO Box 10986 Kalispell, MT 59904
(406) 351-4052
Jason Schwenker, PsyD
Physical Therapy
For so many of us, our well-being depends on our ability to do the things we love. From knitting to running, reading to baking, we all rely on different activities to keep us grounded and sane. When the thing that keeps you going is interrupted by an injury, chronic pain, or a sense of discomfort, a physical therapist is a highly effective professional that will get you back in action. Physical therapists have a vast array of tools and techniques at the ready, from working hands-on with client’s joints and muscles, to providing targeted exercises that allow you to heal, strengthen and feel good in your body.
Kat Ingalls at Mindful Motion
Speech + Language Therapy
Brooke White Ober, MS, CCC-SLP
Brooke is an ASHA Certified Speech-Language Pathologist who provides services to children, adolescents and adults who struggle with challenges in the areas of verbal, nonverbal and social communication and executive functioning. She specializes in devising strategies and skills in the areas of receptive and expressive language, perspective-taking, emotional awareness and management, social interaction and executive functioning. Brooke teaches cognitive behavioral skills and planning, organization, memory, time management, and flexible thinking skills to help her clients interact successfully and confidently in the classroom, with friends and family, with co-workers and with the world at large.
You are not alone.
New to therapy?
HERE’S HOW TO GET STARTED.
People come to therapy for all sorts of reasons. Usually, they don’t feel as if they’re as happy as they can be, they’re troubled by things in their past, or they find themselves unable to be the person they wish to be in their relationships, work, or life.