Meet Our Partner Providers

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WIA is a nonprofit that partners with licensed and provisionally-licensed partners.

Learn more about each provider below, including their care specialties, insurance accepted, and contact information.

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Counselors

Maeve Clinton, LCSW

Danielle Chenoweth,
MA, LCPC

daochenoweth@gmail.com
(406) 225-7797

Ages: Kids, teens, adults
Focus Areas: PTSD, Depression, Anxiety, ADHD, Substance Abuse, Low Self-Esteem, Stress

  •  Danielle Chenoweth is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor. She specializes in providing support for individuals of all ages who experience PTSD, Depression, Anxiety, Stress, and Substance Abuse. Danielle is certified in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) therapy. She also incorporates humanistic and compassion focused approaches. 

    Danielle has lived in Big Sky for the last several years with her Husband and their dog and two cats. In her free time she loves eating great food, hiking, snowboarding, yoga, and rockhounding. She also sells handmade gemstone and crystal jewelry and donates a portion of the profits to rotating charities.

  • Blue Cross Blue Shield, Mountain Health Co-op, Pacific Source, United Healthcare, Cigna, Allegiance, Aetna

  • Counseling Options:

    In-person at the WIA Office or telehealth.

    Please inquire about appointment availability.

Ally Wold, LMFT

ally@bigskycounseling.org
www.bigskycounseling.org
(406) 510-3006

Ages: Preteen, teen, adults 
Focus Areas: Anxiety, Depression, Relationship Issues, Couples 

 

  • Ally Wold is a Licensed Marriage and Family therapist. She supports couples, families and individuals experiencing challenges through behavioral interventions, improving communication and increasing personal awareness and coping strategies. Ally strives to create a comfortable and safe environment to support clients in achieving their unique personal goals.

  • Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield,  Montana Health Co-Op, Pacific Source, and United Healthcare.

  • Primarily at BASE (located in Town Center) and can see clients in the WIA Office.

    Please inquire about appointment availability.

Abbe McClenahan,
LCPC, LMFT

abbe@abbetherapist.com
(406) 201-9806

Telehealth Only  
Ages: Adolescents, adults, seniors 
Focus Areas: Drug/Alcohol Addiction, Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, and Grief

  • Abbe is skilled in dual diagnosis treatment and spent several years working in the field of substance abuse and is highly qualified to work with those suffering from addiction. Abbe also sees many clients who are suffering from anxiety and she treats anxiety using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and mindfulness.

    Abbe is professionally trained in Somatic therapy used for healing trauma and PTSD. The aim of Somatic therapy is to help the client lesson the automatic responses to unpleasant triggers by developing a window of tolerance that is acceptable, manageable, and grounded in the mind and body.

    Abbe has experience working with children ages 9 and up through high school.  Abbe also has experience working in hospice with those actively dying and helping those suffering from grief due to death or loss of any kind.

  • Cigna, Optum/United Healthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield Montana

  • Tele-counseling only.

    Please inquire about appointment availability.

Zach Todd, MS, LCPC

zachtoddcounseling@gmail.com
(406) 219-7432

Available for Spanish-speaking clients
Ages: 3-103 years old 
Focus Areas: Trauma, Parenting Issues, Anxiety, Depression, Addictions, Men's Issues, Religious Trauma 

  • As a 5th-generation Montanan, I have experienced the value of deep roots and being connected to a place, a people, and a story. I believe relationships are at the heart of every story, and am passionate about helping individuals, families, and children reconnect with others and reconnect with themselves to make sense of their past, present, and future.

    I have formal training in individual therapy for adults and minors, couples therapy, and family systems. Whether working with adults, children, or families, I believe relationships are the mechanism for healing and that my relationship with my clients is a starting point for change.

  • Blue Cross Blue Shield, Montana Health Co-Op, and Pacific Source

  • Spanish Speaking clients by telehealth or in person at his Bozeman office.

Maeve Clinton, LCSW 

maeve@alpinetherapy406.com
(406) 518-1070
alpinetherapy406.clientsecure.me/

Ages: Children, teens, and young adults 
Focus Areas: Trauma, Parent Coaching, Anxiety, Life Transitions, Grief & Loss 

  • Hi! I’m Maeve, an LCSW here in Big Sky, MT. I’m passionate about helping people find their inner strength and resilience. At Alpine Counseling, I work with kids, teens, and adults facing challenges like anxiety, depression, trauma, and ADHD, using proven approaches like CBT and Motivational Interviewing.

    I strive to create a safe, welcoming space where you’ll feel understood. Together, we’ll set goals and build practical skills to help you face life’s ups and downs with confidence. Therapy can be enjoyable, and I bring a bit of humor to keep things engaging.

    Starting therapy can feel like a big step, so I offer a free phone consultation to chat about your goals and see if we’re a good fit. Let’s take this journey together!

  • Maeve accepts out-of-pocket payments and partners with Wellness In Action to use the sliding fee scale. Maeve does not accept insurance but can provide a Statement of Insurance Reimbursement

  • Maeve can see clients in-person at the WIA office, at BASE, or via telehealth.

Erika Frounfelker, PCLC

 erikafrounfelker@gmail.com
(406) 580-9391


Ages: Adults 
Focus Areas: First Responders, Anxiety, Depression, Relationship Issues

  • Erika Frounfelker, PCLC, a Provisionally Certified Licensed Counselor, is dedicated to providing compassionate and personalized support to individuals facing life’s challenges. Erika has lived and worked in the Big Sky area for 20 years.  Her approach is rooted in empathy, evidence-based practices, and a commitment to helping clients navigate their unique paths toward wellness.

    Erika offers a safe and non-judgmental space to explore your thoughts, emotions, and goals. She specializes in working with first responders and adults, providing training and support tailored to their unique experiences and challenges. Whether you're struggling with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, or personal growth, she is here to support you every step of the way.

  • Erika accepts out-of-pocket payments and partners with Wellness In Action to use the sliding fee scale for uninsured clients. Erika does not accept insurance.

  • In-person at the BASE office in Big Sky or Telehealth options. 

    Please inquire about appointment availability.

Julie Grimm, PLPC

(406) 545-2242

Ages: 7 years old and up  
Focus Areas: Exploration of Self, Couples Therapy, Identity and Sexuality, Parenting, Pre-, Peri-, and Postpartum Support, Grief and Loss 

  • Julie recognizes the unique needs and experiences of living, working, and raising a family in our small-town community. Big Sky presents residents, whether long-time locals or new to town, with varied challenges and opportunities for growth.

    Julie takes an existential approach with clients, encouraging them to identify opportunities for choice and change, and recognizes that when we, as individuals, couples, or families, experience a lack of ease (disease), it is impossible to live authentically. Unhealthy coping mechanisms can obstruct access to self-worth, self-empowerment, and self-acceptance. Through counseling, clients can learn to understand and embrace their emotional experiences. They can begin to recognize how choices impact well-being. Julie aligns with Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), wherein emotional experiences dictate choice, and our choices are often based on attachment injuries sustained throughout the lifespan.

    Every person needs an ally, and counseling allows people to explore, celebrate, and navigate their lives.  Counseling services include in-person and telehealth sessions for children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. Julie can support clients experiencing individual or systemic stress, including issues of separation, divorce, infertility, identity and existential crisis, and transition.

  • Julie accepts out-of-pocket payments and partners with Wellness In Action in using the sliding fee scale for underinsured or uninsured clients. Julie does not accept insurance.

  • In-person at the WIA and BASE offices in Big Sky.

    Please inquire about appointment availability.

Allison Gilley, Counselor-In-Training

allison@experiencingchange.com
(406) 851-5850

Ages: Children, teens, adults  
Focus Areas: Depression, Anxiety, Post-Traumatic Stress, Addiction, Gender Dysphoria  

  • Allison is a graduate student at Walden University working toward licensure as a Clinical Professional Counselor. She is under Supervision at ExperiencingChange.com, and works both in person or online with adults, teens, and children. She helps clients explore how past experiences may be influencing their present and future possibilities and process their own wants and needs to create the changes and growth they are seeking. Allison supports clients facing depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, addiction, gender dysphoria, and more. She also works with clients looking for strategies to develop personal life and career goals.

    Allison holds a B.S. in Forestry from Northern Arizona University with an emphasis on outdoor leadership and education, and will soon earn her M.S. in Mental Health Counseling. Her hobbies include snowboarding, nordic skiing, sailing, wake surfing, golf, horseback riding, fishing, dancing, and live music. Allison is a also a Fitness Coach working in the Big Sky fitness community.

  • Affordable Sliding Scale rates are available in lieu of insurance.

  • In-person or telehealth by appointment only.

Professional Partners

Dr. Nevada Reed

nreed@kidslinkohio.com
(330)-963-8600

Ages: 0-26 years old (infant, child, teen, young adult)
Focus Areas: Autism, Neurodevelopmental Disorders, ADHD, Anxiety, OCD, Tics, Headache, Seizures 

  • Nevada Reed, M.D., is an ABPN board-certified pediatric neurologist. She completed medical school at Washington University School of Medicine and her Pediatrics residency and Pediatric Neurology Fellowship at St. Louis Children’s Hospital. She has served as the medical director for the Autism Program at Akron Children’s Hospital and was a member of the Ohio Autism Taskforce. For the past 15 years, she has been in private practice at KidsLink Neurobehavioral Center.

    Dr. Reed has over twenty five years of expertise in treating children and young adults with various neurologic and neurodevelopmental diagnoses. She has expertise in the areas of Autism Spectrum Disorders and developmental disabilities, tic disorders, language regression, and ADD/ADHD. She also treats many children with seizures, headaches, anxiety and OCD. She enjoys treating children with various neurologic needs and believes family involvement is essential for the best medical care.

  • Please reach out to Nevada directly to inquire about appointment availability. 

  • Dr. Jacquelyn Rinaldi is a resident psychologist specializing in Jungian and depth psychology, with a deep commitment to helping individuals of all ages navigate the complexities of the psyche. Dr. Rinaldi's approach is rooted in the belief that exploring the unconscious mind can lead to profound healing and personal growth.

    With expertise in treating depression, anxiety, and other mental health disorders, Dr. Rinaldi utilizes Jungian techniques such as dream analysis, archetypal exploration, and active imagination to help clients uncover the underlying causes of their distress. This holistic approach allows clients to explore their inner worlds, gain insight into their emotions, and discover pathways to deeper self-understanding and transformation.

    Dr. Rinaldi provides a safe and supportive environment where clients can delve into their psychological depths and work through unresolved issues. Whether helping a child express their feelings through creative play, guiding a teenager through the challenges of identity formation, or assisting an adult in confronting life’s existential questions, Dr. Rinaldi is dedicated to fostering emotional resilience and psychological well-being. With a focus on long-term healing, Dr. Rinaldi empowers clients to overcome their struggles, embrace their true selves, and live more fulfilling lives.

  • Dr. Rinaldi will be facilitating groups and workshops at WIA. She is unable to accept individual clients until August 2025.