Family Therapy Psychiatrists in Billings, MT
As a psychiatrist certified by American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, I make sure to stay on a top of modern knowledge in psychopharmacology and cutting edge psychiatric treatments. I am promptly available on phone 406-702-0795 for people with depression, bipolar, anxiety, PTSD. S-ketamine, FDA approved treatment provided to qualified patients in my clinic. My psychiatry residency training included managing patients with severe depression after receiving IV Ketamine for suicidal ideations and literature review with professor Shelton on visceral obesity in depression. I successfully apply this knowledge in my daily practice.
As a psychiatrist certified by American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, I make sure to stay on a top of modern knowledge in psychopharmacology and cutting edge psychiatric treatments. I am promptly available on phone 406-702-0795 for people with depression, bipolar, anxiety, PTSD. S-ketamine, FDA approved treatment provided to qualified patients in my clinic. My psychiatry residency training included managing patients with severe depression after receiving IV Ketamine for suicidal ideations and literature review with professor Shelton on visceral obesity in depression. I successfully apply this knowledge in my daily practice.
With expertise across individual, couples and family care, I integrate psychotherapy and medication to foster resilience, self-understanding and healthier relationships.
Expertise and clarity define Dr. Harper’s practice. An experienced board-certified psychiatrist, she integrates psychotherapy into every session, connecting neurobiology with emotional patterns to guide lasting change. Patients work with a clinician who values both evidence and meaning, blending medical precision with therapeutic depth.
With expertise across individual, couples and family care, I integrate psychotherapy and medication to foster resilience, self-understanding and healthier relationships.
Expertise and clarity define Dr. Harper’s practice. An experienced board-certified psychiatrist, she integrates psychotherapy into every session, connecting neurobiology with emotional patterns to guide lasting change. Patients work with a clinician who values both evidence and meaning, blending medical precision with therapeutic depth.
For me, care starts with the values and goals of my patients and families so that we can develop collaborative solutions spanning beyond what medications can do alone.
Prior to Yale, I graduated from Rush Medical College in Chicago, IL and completed an adult psychiatry residency at LewisGale Medical Center in Roanoke, Virginia. I have worked on projects to address inequities in health care and am interested in practical, wholistic approaches to psychiatry with an emphasis on sleep and metabolic health across age groups.
For me, care starts with the values and goals of my patients and families so that we can develop collaborative solutions spanning beyond what medications can do alone.
Prior to Yale, I graduated from Rush Medical College in Chicago, IL and completed an adult psychiatry residency at LewisGale Medical Center in Roanoke, Virginia. I have worked on projects to address inequities in health care and am interested in practical, wholistic approaches to psychiatry with an emphasis on sleep and metabolic health across age groups.
In 2017, she transitioned into Public Health Nursing, focusing on providing care for families with infants and children.
Samantha provides comprehensive assessment, diagnosis, and treatment services, including medication management, patient education, and brief psychotherapy. She is passionate about working with children, adolescents, and families, and is committed to delivering evidence-based care that supports individualized, patient-centered treatment plans.
In 2017, she transitioned into Public Health Nursing, focusing on providing care for families with infants and children.
Samantha provides comprehensive assessment, diagnosis, and treatment services, including medication management, patient education, and brief psychotherapy. She is passionate about working with children, adolescents, and families, and is committed to delivering evidence-based care that supports individualized, patient-centered treatment plans.
I am currently accepting new patients at this time. My approach is collaborative and non-directive, and I act as someone who can help identify possible routes through the challenges of your life but will not insist that you must choose a particular path. I am a consultant for you and what troubles you, and together we can identify what it is you care about in life and makes it worth living, what is standing in the way, and how medications and psychotherapy might be able to help you pursue the former and overcome the later.
I am currently accepting new patients at this time. My approach is collaborative and non-directive, and I act as someone who can help identify possible routes through the challenges of your life but will not insist that you must choose a particular path. I am a consultant for you and what troubles you, and together we can identify what it is you care about in life and makes it worth living, what is standing in the way, and how medications and psychotherapy might be able to help you pursue the former and overcome the later.
I love working with women and families through medication management, hormone balancing, lifestyle changes, as well as a range of holistic treatment options.
Hi! My name is Brooke Cadwell and I am a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner and certified nurse midwife. I specialize in women's mental health care. I have specialty training and a decade of experience in perinatal mental health. In addition to perinatal mental health, I specialize in women's mental health and wellness throughout the lifespan. I care for women from adolescence through the end of life. I also have training in adult mental healthcare and see men, specifically in the context of paternal mental health and supporting fathers in transitional points of life.
I love working with women and families through medication management, hormone balancing, lifestyle changes, as well as a range of holistic treatment options.
Hi! My name is Brooke Cadwell and I am a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner and certified nurse midwife. I specialize in women's mental health care. I have specialty training and a decade of experience in perinatal mental health. In addition to perinatal mental health, I specialize in women's mental health and wellness throughout the lifespan. I care for women from adolescence through the end of life. I also have training in adult mental healthcare and see men, specifically in the context of paternal mental health and supporting fathers in transitional points of life.
Welcome to Ten Mile Health and Wellness, the offices of Dr. Theresa Clark, MD. This online physician only practice focuses on providing high quality, individualized psychiatric care in a safe and caring environment. Evidence based medication management, psychotherapy and diet/lifestyle changes are involved in all evaluations.
Welcome to Ten Mile Health and Wellness, the offices of Dr. Theresa Clark, MD. This online physician only practice focuses on providing high quality, individualized psychiatric care in a safe and caring environment. Evidence based medication management, psychotherapy and diet/lifestyle changes are involved in all evaluations.
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FAQ - Family Therapy Psychiatrists
Do psychiatrists provide family therapy?
Some psychiatrists do provide family therapy as part of their practice, but it is less common than individual treatment. While all psychiatrists are trained in psychotherapy during their training, most focus their practice on individual medication management and one-on-one therapy. Family therapy is typically the specialty of licensed marriage and family therapists (LMFTs), licensed clinical social workers (LCSWs), and psychologists who have more dedicated training in family systems and group dynamics.
What is the difference between a psychiatrist and a family therapist?
A psychiatrist is a medical doctor (MD or DO) who can prescribe medication and provide medical evaluations for mental health conditions, while a family therapist focuses exclusively on therapeutic interventions without the ability to prescribe medication. Family therapists (often licensed as LMFTs or LCSWs) complete master's level training specifically in family systems theory, which examines how family members interact and influence each other's behavior and emotional well-being. Psychiatrists receive medical training that focuses more on the biological, rather than relational, aspects of mental illness.
Do I need an individual psychiatrist or a family psychiatrist?
What kind of mental health clinician is needed depends on the nature of the problem you are facing. Individual psychiatry is better when you have specific psychiatric symptoms (like panic attacks, mood swings, or psychotic symptoms) that require professional diagnosis and potentially medication. Family therapy provided by a psychiatrist, in contrast, may be a good fit when problems manifest in family relationships, such as parent-child conflicts, communication challenges, or adjusting to major family transitions like divorce or grief. In some cases, it may be appropriate to see both an individual and a family psychiatrist if there are individual and relationship-related concerns in a family simultaneously. For example, a teenager with depression might see a psychiatrist for medication and symptom monitoring while the entire family attends therapy together to improve communication and support the teen's recovery.