Billings Mental Health Resources Provide Local Support and Information

NAMI Billings, founded in 1995, delivers free mental health education, support groups and advocacy from its office at 955 Broadwater Square with hours limited to Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.

Established Local Providers

The Mental Health Center of Billings operates comprehensive evaluation and treatment services through more than 90 staff members. Its two locations sit on N. 29th St. and 8th Ave. N. and remain open Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. These details give residents concrete places to seek structured care without additional cost barriers at the initial contact stage.

Campaigns Focused on Awareness

Billings Clinic and Logan Health launched the Let’s Talk About It campaign in 2023. The effort works to reduce stigma around mental health while responding to Montana’s suicide epidemic that records approximately 300 suicides each year. Youth mental health receives particular attention, with counselors noting that one in seven teens experiences a mental disorder, most often anxiety or depression.

Immediate Crisis Access

Residents facing urgent situations can reach the national 988 Suicide and Mental Health Crisis Lifeline by call, text or chat. The local Community Crisis Center in Billings supplies an additional in-person option for immediate support. These two pathways operate alongside the scheduled services at NAMI Billings and the Mental Health Center of Billings.

Information about hours, addresses and program scope comes directly from the organizations themselves. Readers seeking further details can review the listed sources for contact procedures and eligibility. Anyone experiencing distress should consult a qualified professional or use the crisis lines noted above.