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Peaks and Valleys of Montana

Land Acknowledgement Missoula, MT

Helping you navigate life’s peaks and valleys—with compassion and care.

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Tell us a little about what you’re looking for in therapy. Your responses help us determine which therapist may be the best fit. Once we’ve identified a match, the therapist will reach out to you directly to discuss getting started.


If we don’t currently have a therapist who is the right fit or has availability, we’ll let you know and, when possible, share waitlist options or help you find another option.

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Reach Out for Evidenced Based Counseling and Mental Health Therapy in Missoula and across Montana

Our Montana-based mental health services, with offices in Missoula and online we provide a safe and supportive space for healing and personal growth. At Peaks and Valleys Therapy, we are dedicated to offering comprehensive mental health support for individuals, couples, and families. If you’re seeking mental health services in Montana, our experienced therapists are here to assist with challenges like anxiety, depression, and life transitions.

Acknowledging the Land and Its Original Stewards

At Peaks and Valleys Therapy, we acknowledge that the land where we live, work, and offer care, including Missoula and throughout Montana—has long been home to Indigenous peoples. For thousands of years, this region has been stewarded by the Séliš (Salish), Ql̓ispé (Kalispel), Aaniiih (Gros Ventre), Niitsitapi (Blackfeet), Tsétsêhéstâhese (Northern Cheyenne), Nakoda (Assiniboine), Lakota, Dakota, Crow (Apsáalooke), and many others whose presence and connection to the land continues today.

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We recognize the long history of colonial violence, forced removal, broken treaties, and cultural erasure that has deeply affected Indigenous communities across Montana and beyond. These harms were, and are, ongoing, and we acknowledge that this history is inseparable from the land we inhabit.

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As a practice, we aim to move beyond acknowledgment through continued learning, dialogue, and action. One way we do this is by periodically donating to Native-led organizations and tribal communities working to protect Indigenous rights, lands, and cultural lifeways. We also reflect on how our work, rooted in nature-based healing, can honor the deep knowledge and relationship many Indigenous peoples have held with the land for generations.

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This work is continuous. We are committed to listening, learning, and making space for truth, accountability, and right relationship.

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