Montana Mental Health Association

Mental Health Association of Montana

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Montana Mental Health Association

The Montana Mental Health Association (MMHA) is a nonprofit organization whose primary focus is educating and advocating for the mental health of all Montanans. We also provide resource referrals and professional education. The Montana Mental Health Association is the official Montana Outreach Partner for the National Institute of Mental Health, and provides informational materials for mental health providers, consumers, family members and the general public.

MMHA depends on memberships to continue the efforts begun by our volunteers in 1948 to increase understanding about mental health, improve the lives of persons living with mental illness and work towards better treatment and a more consumer-driven, recovery-oriented mental health system. Please join us!

Become a Member * Make a Contribution

For membership rates, click here.

Montana Mental Health Association
205 Haggerty Lane, Suite 170

P.O. Box 88, Bozeman, MT 59771

Phone: 1-406-587-7774

Toll-free: 1-877-927-MMHA (6642)

Email: info (at) montanamentalhealth.org

Mental Health America's

New Wellness Campaign

Visit www.liveyourlifewell.org for information on the 10 tools to live your life well.

You can order materials here. For a pdf of the Live Your Life Well brochure, click here.

We are changing our name! We will soon be:

Visit our Events & Conferences page for links to the presentations from our Annual Conference

Helping Kids Heal: Understanding & Treating Traumatized and Maltreated Children

April 24-25, 2009

Montana Mental Health Caucus Advocacy Network Web Page

Check out the Montana Mental Health Caucus Advocacy page for Action Alerts and links to House and Senate agendas, mental health-related legislation, and other policy and legislative news.

Warm Line Survey

If you have called the Montana Warm Line, we invite you to complete a short survey about your experience. Feedback will greatly help us in exploring how to improve the service.

PRISM Campaign Contest

Read the April 30, 2009 article from the Bozeman Chronicle about the campaign.

Download forms here:

University of Montana Western

Montana State University

Recovery International Phone Support Groups

Recovery International offers mental health self-help groups over the phone. Click here for more information.

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Do you receive the Montana Mental Health Association newsletter in the mail? Would you rather receive the paperless version? If so, please email info (at) montanamentalhealth.org.

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Check out the

Montana Warm Line Blog.

Federal Mental Health Parity

Legislation Passes

Bill Broadly Outlaws Health Insurance Discrimination;
Recognizes Importance of Mental Health to

Overall Health

View the

Montana Legislative Mental Health Study

October 7, 2008

Check out the Montana Warm Line, a non-crisis line staffed by mental health consumers.

View the television ad about PTSD and veterans sponsored by MMHA and the Veterans Division of the Montana Department of Military Affairs

Montana Youth Suicide Prevention Coalition

Vets and Military Families

Click here for our Veterans/PTSD Page

MMHA Media Campaign to Reduce Stigma for Children

Kids Mental Health PSA's

Bridging Science & Service!

Montana Advisory Councils