Anxiety Psychiatrists in Helena, MT
Michelle Herron grew up in Helena, Montana. She has been specializing in psychiatric care for 13 years. Michelle graduated with her Doctor of Nursing Practice from Montana State University in 2022; she is passionate about providing inclusive psychiatric services to Montanans. Michelle believes that the provider and client work together to find an individualized treatment that promotes health, healing, and hope.
Michelle Herron grew up in Helena, Montana. She has been specializing in psychiatric care for 13 years. Michelle graduated with her Doctor of Nursing Practice from Montana State University in 2022; she is passionate about providing inclusive psychiatric services to Montanans. Michelle believes that the provider and client work together to find an individualized treatment that promotes health, healing, and hope.
I am a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with 4 years of evaluating, diagnosing and treating many mental health disorders for children, adolescents and adults. I have experience working in the outpatient setting, telehealth appointments, inpatient unit and adolescent residential homes. In addition to my experience as a prescriber, I have over 15 years of nursing experience in multiple medical fields.
I am a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with 4 years of evaluating, diagnosing and treating many mental health disorders for children, adolescents and adults. I have experience working in the outpatient setting, telehealth appointments, inpatient unit and adolescent residential homes. In addition to my experience as a prescriber, I have over 15 years of nursing experience in multiple medical fields.
Kaila provides psychiatric care for individuals experiencing Complex PTSD, mood disorders, anxiety, depression, ADHD, and substance use disorders.
Dr. Kaila Gregg is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) providing compassionate, trauma-informed care to individuals of all ages in Arizona and Montana. With nearly two decades of nursing experience and more than 20 years as a foster and adoptive parent, she brings a unique blend of clinical knowledge and life experiences to support healing, resilience, and meaningful change in her patients
Kaila provides psychiatric care for individuals experiencing Complex PTSD, mood disorders, anxiety, depression, ADHD, and substance use disorders.
Dr. Kaila Gregg is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) providing compassionate, trauma-informed care to individuals of all ages in Arizona and Montana. With nearly two decades of nursing experience and more than 20 years as a foster and adoptive parent, she brings a unique blend of clinical knowledge and life experiences to support healing, resilience, and meaningful change in her patients
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.
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.
I specialize in treating depression and anxiety through a holistic approach that focuses on medication management.
As a doctorally prepared and ANCC Board-Certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, I am committed to delivering holistic and compassionate mental health care that addresses the full spectrum of human experience. My clinical journey has taken me through both inpatient and outpatient settings, where I have gained comprehensive experience in diagnosing and treating a wide range of mental health disorders. My goal is to bring a person-centered approach to every therapeutic encounter, facilitating healing with evidence-based med management for those who have ADHD, OCD, PTSD, substance use disorders, mood disorders, and more.
I specialize in treating depression and anxiety through a holistic approach that focuses on medication management.
As a doctorally prepared and ANCC Board-Certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, I am committed to delivering holistic and compassionate mental health care that addresses the full spectrum of human experience. My clinical journey has taken me through both inpatient and outpatient settings, where I have gained comprehensive experience in diagnosing and treating a wide range of mental health disorders. My goal is to bring a person-centered approach to every therapeutic encounter, facilitating healing with evidence-based med management for those who have ADHD, OCD, PTSD, substance use disorders, mood disorders, and more.
Accepting new clients! I’m Barbara Woo, a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner and family nurse practitioner with Frontier Psychiatry. I truly enjoy working with clients of all ages and would love to support you or your family. I’ve been practicing as an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse since 2001, and began my nursing career in 1995. With over 30 years of experience in healthcare, I’ve had the privilege of working with pediatrics, adults, and geriatrics across a wide variety of settings. I earned my Master of Science in Nursing from Vanderbilt University School of Nursing, specializing in family practice.
Accepting new clients! I’m Barbara Woo, a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner and family nurse practitioner with Frontier Psychiatry. I truly enjoy working with clients of all ages and would love to support you or your family. I’ve been practicing as an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse since 2001, and began my nursing career in 1995. With over 30 years of experience in healthcare, I’ve had the privilege of working with pediatrics, adults, and geriatrics across a wide variety of settings. I earned my Master of Science in Nursing from Vanderbilt University School of Nursing, specializing in family practice.
Whether it’s anxiety, depression, or navigating identity or life transitions, I strive to create a space where you and your loved ones feel safe, heard, and respected.
I am accepting new clients! Mental health is not one-size-fits-all, and neither is the care I provide. I’m Asta Reindl, a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner with Frontier Psychiatry, and I take a holistic approach that considers the whole person—your biological, psychological, social, and spiritual needs, not just symptoms or diagnoses. I have a deep passion for working with children, adolescents, young adults, and families, helping them navigate life’s challenges with compassion and support.
Whether it’s anxiety, depression, or navigating identity or life transitions, I strive to create a space where you and your loved ones feel safe, heard, and respected.
I am accepting new clients! Mental health is not one-size-fits-all, and neither is the care I provide. I’m Asta Reindl, a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner with Frontier Psychiatry, and I take a holistic approach that considers the whole person—your biological, psychological, social, and spiritual needs, not just symptoms or diagnoses. I have a deep passion for working with children, adolescents, young adults, and families, helping them navigate life’s challenges with compassion and support.
Erin Ferriter Huston grew up in a large family in Montana City. She was involved in many sports, especially soccer. Erin was a Carroll College graduate. She was employed as a RN in pediatric and psychiatric settings. After 10 years, Erin pursued further education at Montana State University to become a psychiatric nurse practitioner. This diverse profession has allowed Erin to work in psychiatric settings out of state, within MT and in the Helena area.
As a provider, Erin believes that patients are most successful when they have trust in their provider, when a provider actively listens and when they feel included in their care.
Erin Ferriter Huston grew up in a large family in Montana City. She was involved in many sports, especially soccer. Erin was a Carroll College graduate. She was employed as a RN in pediatric and psychiatric settings. After 10 years, Erin pursued further education at Montana State University to become a psychiatric nurse practitioner. This diverse profession has allowed Erin to work in psychiatric settings out of state, within MT and in the Helena area.
As a provider, Erin believes that patients are most successful when they have trust in their provider, when a provider actively listens and when they feel included in their care.
At Your Service Psychiatry PLLC
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, PMHNP, APRN
1 Endorsed
Helena, MT 59601
In our psychiatric mental health practice, we care for people with ADHD, depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, bipolar, and more.
We created this practice with you in mind. After seeing the struggles of college students, busy parents, and business travelers scrambling to get prescriptions, we dreamt of a better way. With this telepsychiatry, you may self-schedule, even last minute. You may pay as you go or get a discounted monthly subscription rate.
In our psychiatric mental health practice, we care for people with ADHD, depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, bipolar, and more.
We created this practice with you in mind. After seeing the struggles of college students, busy parents, and business travelers scrambling to get prescriptions, we dreamt of a better way. With this telepsychiatry, you may self-schedule, even last minute. You may pay as you go or get a discounted monthly subscription rate.
When feeling overwhelmed or unsure of how to handle life challenges, especially related to difficulties of a complex mood disorder, anxiety, focus/concentration, and work/home relationships, effective solutions can be found through a collaborative strategy.
With a combined background in psychiatry and neurogastroenterology, I treat persons of all ages with disorders of gut-brain connection, mood spectrum, bipolar disorder, anxiety, substance use, OCD, ADHD, Autism, and PTSD. I focus on building trusting relationships with warmth and treatment tailored to meet individual needs.
When feeling overwhelmed or unsure of how to handle life challenges, especially related to difficulties of a complex mood disorder, anxiety, focus/concentration, and work/home relationships, effective solutions can be found through a collaborative strategy.
With a combined background in psychiatry and neurogastroenterology, I treat persons of all ages with disorders of gut-brain connection, mood spectrum, bipolar disorder, anxiety, substance use, OCD, ADHD, Autism, and PTSD. I focus on building trusting relationships with warmth and treatment tailored to meet individual needs.
Carly Sell, a Montana native, has worked as a psychiatric nurse for the past 15 years. Carly graduated in 2007 from Carroll College with her bachelor’s degree in nursing and from Montana State University in 2022 with her Doctor of Nursing Practice. Carly has always been passionate about improving overall mental health and well-being throughout Montana through suicide prevention, mental health awareness education, and trauma-informed care.
Carly Sell, a Montana native, has worked as a psychiatric nurse for the past 15 years. Carly graduated in 2007 from Carroll College with her bachelor’s degree in nursing and from Montana State University in 2022 with her Doctor of Nursing Practice. Carly has always been passionate about improving overall mental health and well-being throughout Montana through suicide prevention, mental health awareness education, and trauma-informed care.
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.
Cognitive Beahvioal Therapy (how your thoughts alter your mood) and exposure therapy (building on small periods of time where you are exposed to the things that bring you anxiety), are used most often, but I try to individualize brief interventions based need.
As a provider, I aim for holistic and collaborative care and I believe working with one's team (i.e. family, PCP, specialists, therapists, and others) is essential to providing the best care possible.
Cognitive Beahvioal Therapy (how your thoughts alter your mood) and exposure therapy (building on small periods of time where you are exposed to the things that bring you anxiety), are used most often, but I try to individualize brief interventions based need.
As a provider, I aim for holistic and collaborative care and I believe working with one's team (i.e. family, PCP, specialists, therapists, and others) is essential to providing the best care possible.
Jiff is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner. She earned her Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from Montana State University & focused her research on treating Adverse Childhood Experiences. She has worked & trained at Montana State Hospital, the VA, & many regional hospitals & outpatient facilities where she has served all ages & complexities. She authors continuing education for nurses & instructs nursing courses. Jiff grew up in the small-town, farming, ranching, and rodeo ways of life in Montana. She operates from the values of community learned here.
Jiff is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner. She earned her Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from Montana State University & focused her research on treating Adverse Childhood Experiences. She has worked & trained at Montana State Hospital, the VA, & many regional hospitals & outpatient facilities where she has served all ages & complexities. She authors continuing education for nurses & instructs nursing courses. Jiff grew up in the small-town, farming, ranching, and rodeo ways of life in Montana. She operates from the values of community learned here.
Currently accepting new clients! Please reach out any time. Many people suffer with their mental health and often suffer needlessly. I have been a psychiatrist since 2001 and have experience with many types of people, ages 18-118. I think it's important to take a "life story" approach to get a sense of someone's needs and to be able to develop an effective treatment plan, often in coordination with therapists, primary care providers, and specialists.
Currently accepting new clients! Please reach out any time. Many people suffer with their mental health and often suffer needlessly. I have been a psychiatrist since 2001 and have experience with many types of people, ages 18-118. I think it's important to take a "life story" approach to get a sense of someone's needs and to be able to develop an effective treatment plan, often in coordination with therapists, primary care providers, and specialists.
Good health includes both physical and mental health which is why I believe a holistic perspective is key. I became an RN in 2008 and later, in 2016, I completed a Masters in Nursing with an Emphasis in Leadership later graduating with a Doctorate of Nursing Practice specializing in Psychiatric Mental Health in 2022.
Good health includes both physical and mental health which is why I believe a holistic perspective is key. I became an RN in 2008 and later, in 2016, I completed a Masters in Nursing with an Emphasis in Leadership later graduating with a Doctorate of Nursing Practice specializing in Psychiatric Mental Health in 2022.
My hope is to offer client centered, holistic care that is evidence based. I want my clients to develop achievable goals for their health and well-being and help them to set upon the path to personal success.
My hope is to offer client centered, holistic care that is evidence based. I want my clients to develop achievable goals for their health and well-being and help them to set upon the path to personal success.
Optimize Psychiatry offers a modern & natural approach to psychiatry that is Personalized, Holistic, Functional & Scientifically Informed. We take a root-cause analytic approach to each client's unique biochemistry, genetics & psychological factors and work to align physiology, neurology, and psychodynamics by incorporating insights from various disciplines within and outside of medicine. Our goal is always to help you retrieve or discover your Optimized Self through insight and future-driven change designed to improve your health across life domains and aligned with your deepest values. (More details at optimizepsychiatry.com)
Optimize Psychiatry offers a modern & natural approach to psychiatry that is Personalized, Holistic, Functional & Scientifically Informed. We take a root-cause analytic approach to each client's unique biochemistry, genetics & psychological factors and work to align physiology, neurology, and psychodynamics by incorporating insights from various disciplines within and outside of medicine. Our goal is always to help you retrieve or discover your Optimized Self through insight and future-driven change designed to improve your health across life domains and aligned with your deepest values. (More details at optimizepsychiatry.com)
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We are here to help if you are struggling with overwhelming feelings of sadness, irritability, anxious thoughts, or chaotic shifts in your mood.
Our providers are dedicated to earning your trust so that together, a personalized treatment plan is developed that propels you towards wellness. We provide psychiatric evaluation and medication management to ages 5 & up via telehealth. We also provide psychiatric consultation for gender affirming surgeries and medical procedures such as weight loss surgery.
We are here to help if you are struggling with overwhelming feelings of sadness, irritability, anxious thoughts, or chaotic shifts in your mood.
Our providers are dedicated to earning your trust so that together, a personalized treatment plan is developed that propels you towards wellness. We provide psychiatric evaluation and medication management to ages 5 & up via telehealth. We also provide psychiatric consultation for gender affirming surgeries and medical procedures such as weight loss surgery.
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FAQ - Anxiety Psychiatrists
When should you consider seeing a psychiatrist for anxiety?
Anxiety is a common mental health condition that can develop at any point across the lifespan and may present in various forms, such as social anxiety disorder, panic disorder, phobias, and generalized anxiety disorder (GAD). While occasional anxiety is a normal part of life, in some cases it can become so overwhelming that it interferes with a person’s ability to function effectively at work, maintain healthy relationships, or carry out everyday responsibilities. In such instances, seeking support from a psychiatrist who is familiar with the complexities of anxiety can be an important step toward reducing symptoms.
What to expect during anxiety treatment?
At the beginning of treatment, psychiatrists generally conduct an assessment or evaluation to better understand a client's symptoms, medical history, and specific needs. This assessment helps them determine the most appropriate course of action, which may include therapy, medication, or a combination of both. In the case of anxiety, psychiatrists often recommend evidence-based treatments such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness techniques, exposure therapy, or Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)—all of which have been shown to be effective in helping individuals reduce anxiety and develop healthier coping strategies. As treatment progresses, psychiatrists typically meet with clients on a regular basis to monitor their response to medications and therapeutic interventions, making adjustments when necessary to ensure that the treatment remains effective and aligned with the client’s goals. In many cases, they collaborate closely with other mental health professionals, such as psychotherapists or social workers. While the length of treatment varies from person to person, many individuals attend weekly sessions over the course of several months, which allows time for medications to take full effect. For others, shorter-term therapy may be sufficient, depending on the nature and severity of their anxiety symptoms.
How to find a psychiatrist for anxiety?
The Psychology Today online directory can be a helpful resource for locating psychiatrists (MDs) and psychiatric nurse practitioners (PMHNPs) who specialize in anxiety and related conditions, and it allows users to filter results based on treatment focus, insurance, cost, and provider background. Because anxiety is so prevalent, most psychiatrists have experience in diagnosing and treating it. However, when searching for a provider, it is often helpful to ask about their specific experience with anxiety and to inquire about their general approach to treatment. It is also important to confirm whether the psychiatrist accepts your insurance or whether their out-of-pocket costs are manageable for you. Additionally, for some individuals, especially those from marginalized communities, finding a psychiatrist who shares or has familiarity with their cultural, racial, or gender identity can make a significant difference in the effectiveness of care.