High Country Behavioral Health

Your Partner in Mental Wellness

Our Story

High Country Behavioral Health is a nonprofit organization, established in 1986 to meet the need for accessible behavioral health services in the communities of Lincoln County, WY. As the years progressed, our desire to help other rural communities led us to open locations in Sublette, Uinta and Hot Springs County, WY. In 2019, we expanded once more, opening three locations in Eastern Idaho.

Our organization is committed to providing effective and affordable treatment solutions to those experiencing mental health and addiction challenges. It is our desire to relieve suffering and enhance the well-being of our clients through outpatient counseling, case management, medication management and crisis services.

Our service providers are devoted to studying and teaching principles and practices that aide in the ability to regulate emotions, manage stress, build healthy relationships, and achieve personal goals that cultivate a sense of meaning and purpose in life.

A Message from Our Leader

“We look forward to the opportunity to stand at the crossroads of people’s lives: listening, mentoring, guiding, and teaching. We recognize that we can only reach our full potential as individuals and as an organization to the degree that we can assist others to reach their potential for happiness and well-being.”

Kipp Dana, Chief Executive Officer

Executive Team

Chief Executive Officer

Kipp Dana

Meet Kipp

Chief Operating Officer

Jared Bingham

Meet Jared

Director, Idaho

Brandi Warnke

Meet Brandi

Systems Administrator

Kelly Kleeman

Business Manager

Jennifer Jensen

Marketing Specialist & Executive Assistant

Shelley Green

Clinical Director, Thermopolis

Allan Braaten

Meet Allan

Clinical Director,
Star Valley

Kristle Westover

Meet Kristle

Clinical Director, Pinedale

Sarah Hixson

Clinical Director, Evanston

Tiffany Hogue

Meet Tiffany

Our Providers

Meet Our Providers

Success Stories

I came here one year ago as a broken man. There was much I had to face about myself, life, and reality which could have potentially destroyed me, had I faced it alone. The staff here is very qualified and good at what they do. I used to always have a paranoia about these places, and that kept me from getting the help I needed. Now, I am a new person in ways I just can't seem to articulate. These people are not just healers and guides, they are artists. And once I could see their unique form of art, I really started to change. They care about their clients and they care about their work. It's made me appreciate many different forms of the healing arts. I never knew that I could overcome. I just never knew. My life is just beginning now, and I can write the story of my life how I want. I am no longer under control of that psychological spell which controlled me for so much of my life. It's a beautiful thing I never thought was a possibility. It makes a man feel blessed. I can really live now.

-Cassidy W

I'm really looking forward for the next time I get to see the each of the staff that I interact with they are very conscious of my needs and have my best interest in mind they treat me with respect kindness and enthusiastic about my recovery and my needs for therapy and a very cooperative with me at each stage of my therapy and class room interaction thank you very much for the opportunity for my input at this point of my recovery and therapy interaction.

- Greg B

I have nothing but the up most respect for your staff. My councilors (Steve) has empathy as well as understanding and forthwith with answers and if he doesn't have the answer he will our next appointment. The classes are helpful and intuitive. I have not met a disrespectful employee there. They are even respectful even when it comes to drug testing. I would recommend this place to anyone who are in need of their services. Thank you everyone for all you have and continue to do for me

-Holly R

News, Updates, and Resources

TMS Therapy: Fighting Depression Without Drugs

If you are fighting a personal battle with depression and haven’t achieved success with traditional medication treatment, you are not alone. In fact, over 5 million adults in the United States are treated for depression and unable to find relief with antidepressant medication, while others may experience improvement but find the side effects of the medication intolerable.

22 Jul 2020

COVID-19 Update

As the public health risk of COVID 19 remains, High Country Behavioral Health continues to offer online telehealth services to minimize risk to our clients and staff. At this time, we are also offering in-person appointments with adherence to guidelines established by our organization and those of local and federal health authorities.

16 Jul 2020

How Do You Know if You Need Therapy?

It can be hard to decide whether or not you need to try counseling to address the struggles you are facing. If you have a mental disorder, are experiencing distress or constant worrying, or are in need of support from a traumatic experience, you may consider attending therapy.

01 Jul 2020

Taking Care of Your Mental Well-being During COVID-19

COVID-19 is an ongoing global pandemic that has caused severe impacts on people’s mental health as they social distance and quarantine to protect their communities. We want you to know that there are resources and tools available to you to help you manage your mental health during this time and to get the social support that you need.

26 Jun 2020

High Country Behavioral Health Moving to New Location After 15 Years of Operation

Check out our article from East Idaho News!

24 Jun 2020