I was born and raised in a small town in Central Montana. I joined the Army at the age of 18 and have lived in multiple places around the world. I started struggling with addiction at a young age and continued that struggle for the majority of my life. Wherever I went, I took my addiction along with me. I came back to Great Falls, Montana in mid-2010, got sober/clean and went back to school to become an addiction counselor. I got licensed in 2017 and have been working as an addiction counselor since. My goal has been to help people avoid many of the unfortunate consequences of addiction that I experienced.

Paige began her career working with individuals with developmental disabilities and completed her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology in 2017 from the University of Great Falls, and her Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Walden University in 2020.

Paige specializes in working with individuals involved in the criminal justice system, those with co-occurring disorders, and trauma. Paige was inspired to go to college after her own trauma healing journey. Originally, Paige was not interested in working with individuals with substance use disorders, but was asked to cover a group and found her passion working with individuals involved in the criminal justice system. It was at this point that she decided to work towards obtaining her LAC.

I have clinical experience in many different roles going back to my schooling at Naropa University in Boulder, Co. I have worked as a clinician for Housing First in Boulder, Co. I have also worked in a community clinic in Boulder, as an addictions counselor in Longmont. I did a brief stint with at risk children in Great Falls MT before accepting a mental health coordinator role in Crossroads prison in Shelby, MT. Many of my positions have been helping the underserved in my local communities.
In Colorado, I finished my MA in Psychotherapy in 2017. It was during this time that I was turned on to Buddhism as a psychology and that influenced the therapeutic modalities that I practice.. My recovery also took great strides forward to dealing with my Bipolar I diagnosis. Flashforward to 2022 and my life blew up and my marriage dissolved. We still coparent together which keeps me in touch with my inspiration, my kids.
In psychology I am inspired at the connection between client-centered therapy and mindfulness. I have experience with many modalities including DBT and CBT as helpful interventions. I have a firm footing in spirituality as a base for values in myself and for my clients. In the future I hope to get dually licensed in mental health and addictions to better serve my clients.

My name is Joe Torrez, I was raised in Great Falls and have been an addict most of my life. I know the struggle of addiction all too well and have a passion for showing people who are stuck in addiction that there is a better life in recovery. I have 6 years of recovery from active addiction and have an amazing life now due to what recovery has afforded me. I am currently back in school and am working towards a degree in mental health to increase my educational background to be able to better help those who still suffer from mental health and addictions ailments.

Hannah is a clinical social worker licensing candidate (SWLC), focusing on supporting high-achieving women managing anxiety and burnout, as well as individuals struggling with behavioral addictions or who have had previous criminal justice involvement. Hannah is also the Executive Director of the American Red Cross of Montana, where she leads & supports statewide efforts in disaster preparedness, community mobilization, and humanitarian service.
In addition to her leadership and clinical practice, Hannah teaches nonprofit administration and grant writing as an adjunct professor at the University of Montana and serves on the Board of Directors for First Security Bank of Missoula. She holds master's degrees in social work and public administration from the University of Montana, along with undergraduate degrees in psychology and sociology with an emphasis on inequality and social justice.
Outside of work, Hannah enjoys doing home projects, cooking, and exploring Western Montana with her three dogs, Gunner, Bentley, and Penny Lou.

Amy Azih, PA-C, is a board-certified Physician Associate who specializes in holistic psychiatry for children, teens, and adults. With 13 years of practicing medicine under her belt, Amy ensures patients virtually connected across Montana have access to premium mental health care and weight management.

Amy chose to pursue medicine because she has always been passionate about helping people live healthier, more balanced lives. Harnessing a broad spectrum of specialties under an integrated mental health paradigm, Amy pledges that her patients experience top-tier care, even from their own cozy corners of Montana. Amy’s academic background includes a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition from the University of Houston and a Master’s in Physician Assistant Studies from Touro University Nevada. This education is not just a testament to her credentials but also a promise.

Amy won’t just prescribe medication; she will collaborate with your therapist, intertwining evidence-based psychotherapy techniques and medication interventions to create a comprehensive plan for you. The importance of seeking professional guidance, especially in psychiatric medications, cannot be overstated. Benefits include accurate diagnosis, appropriate medication dosage, side effect management, and routine monitoring to ensure optimal results. With Amy by your side, you aren’t just addressing symptoms; you’re embracing a wholesome journey back to your authentic self.