Pocatello | High Country Behavioral Health

Pocatello, Idaho

Our compassionate High Country Behavioral Health counselors and therapists in Pocatello are available to help you take the next steps in bettering your mental health. Mental health is such an important aspect in our overall health, and you deserve the best care.

Whether you need help in overcoming specific mental health challenges, improving your relationships, or emotional development, we are ready to help you create an individualized treatment plan to improve your life.

We offer individual and group therapies, virtual visits, and more to accommodate you on this journey.

Pocatello Counseling Services

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Individual Counseling

Couples Counseling

Family Counseling

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Services

Pocatello Team

Director, Idaho

Brandi Warnke, LCSW

Brandi Warnki

Psychiatric Prescriber

Kelsey Denison, PMHNP-BC

Kelsey Denison

Therapist

David Bills, LPC, NCC

Meet David

Therapist

Mandy Fernandez, LMSW

Mandy Fernandez

Therapist

Suzanne Hughes, LPC

Suzanne Hughes

Therapist

Nicole Shackelford, LMSW

Nicole Shackelford

Therapist

David Williams, LPC

Meet David

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High Country Behavioral Health - Pocatello

Address: 1777 East Clark St Suite 330 Pocatello, ID 83201

Phone: (208) 478-9081 Fax: (208) 478-4999

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