Montana's Peer Network is a statewide peer run 501c3 non-profit recovery organization with a mission to lead the development of the peer support workforce and create pathways for wellness and recovery in communities throughout Montana. We are a network of 1800 individuals across Montana in recovery from mental health, substance abuse and or addiction struggles. We provide information, education, training, peer support and resources across the state using our own 'lived experience' in long term recovery. This is the recovery movement. A national shift from a maintenance model of behavioral health to a recovery model, where every individual has access to care, choices, and the message that 'recovery is possible. more

Designing Care On-Air invites listeners to deconstruct the healthcare environments that influence our quest for wellness. Architects, engineers, interior designers, and providers share their powerful insights and perspectives on how healthcare facilities and the systems they held within affect our daily lives. Deepen your curiosity about the framework of our systems of healthcare with host Elizabeth Johnson, an Assistant Professor at the Montana State University Mark & Robyn Jones College of Nursing.  more

Talking Health in the 406, where we are one community under the Big Sky, is a communication on a variety of wellness topics designed to raise awareness of health issues that impact the daily lives of Montanans. Talking Health in the 406 is intended for everyone, all Montanans, their families, friends and those visiting our great state. Disclaimer: Podcast content does not necessarily represent the views of Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services. more

I'm convinced only complete pyschopaths know how to calmly write their bio when asked, so let's give this a try.I'm Dan Holguin or my more professional title, Rasta Runner.I'm a mindset & fitness coach to high performers and transformational speaker. more

Mental health counseling podcast helping people change the way they think about what they feel hosted by Deborah Horton, M.Ed., LCPC, LPSC, NCC. It is not our emotions that cause us to struggle, it is what we think in regards to ourselves in regards to those emotions and the experiences that caused them. Change the way you think about how you feel to change your life. more