Who we are

Hope Hollingsworth, PMHNP-BC

Hope comes from the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia and graduated from the University of Montana with a BA in Native American Studies. Twenty years sober, she later obtained a nursing degree amidst the unfolding opioid epidemic in Virginia.

She ultimately studied in a small cohort at Duke University to obtain her Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner degree.

She splits her time between Anaconda and Havre.

Therapy Resources

Therapy is an essential piece to any mental healthcare regimen, and here are some therapists I respect and enjoy working with:

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Megan Bailey, LMFT/LCSW

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Heidi Davis, LCPC

Crisis Resources

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Chad Stewart, LCPC

Immediate Danger

  • Call 911
    For any situation involving immediate risk of harm, violence, or a medical emergency.

National Crisis Lines

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

  • Call or Text: 988

  • Chat: 988lifeline.org
    Available 24/7 for suicidal thoughts, emotional distress, or mental health crises.

Veterans Crisis Line

  • Call 988, then press 1

  • Text: 838255

  • Chat: veteranscrisisline.net
    Support for veterans, service members, and their families.

Crisis Text Line

  • Text HOME to 741741
    24/7 text-based support for any crisis.

SAMHSA Disaster Distress Helpline

  • Call 1-800-985-5990

  • Text “TalkWithUs” to 66746
    24/7 support following natural or human-caused disasters.

Jamie Knight hails originally from Georgia (go Dawgs) and now lives in Anaconda with her family. Jamie is Sparrow’s Spravato guru and takes care of clients with skill and compassion.

When she’s not fishing or skiing, Jamie is hard at work preparing to begin a PA proram. She is also Butte’s favorite barista.

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Lily Gervais, LCSW- Blackfeet

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Sarah Lafont, LCPC

Jamie Knight, MA

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Montana Statewide Crisis Resources

Montana Crisis Line (via 988 network)

  • Call or Text 988
    Connects you with local Montana crisis counselors.

Montana Crisis Recovery Line

  • 1-877-503-0833
    Statewide support for mental health crises, emotional distress, or overwhelming stress.

Montana Warmline (Peer Support)

  • 1-877-688-3377
    For non-emergency emotional support.

  • Text support also available: Text “MT” to 741741.

Youth & Young Adult Crisis Line (Montana-based)

  • 406-647-2043
    Support for teens and young adults in crisis.

🪶 Resources for Native Communities (MT & U.S.)

StrongHearts Native Helpline

  • 1-844-7NATIVE (1-844-762-8483)
    A safe, confidential helpline for Native people experiencing domestic violence or dating violence.
    Chat available at strongheartshelpline.org.

National Native American Lifeline

  • 443-901-3387
    Behavioral health crisis support with cultural awareness.

Native Youth Crisis Hotline (National)

  • 1-877-209-1266
    Support for Native youth and families.

Rocky Boy Warmline

  • 406-344-3156

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