Pearl Health Clinic - Idaho Falls, ID

26/06/2024

We are excited to join TOP-NOTCH REAL ESTATE &
VANTAGE POINT INSPECTIONS in their FOOD TRUCKS & FIREWORKS event Friday, June 28th, 2024. Come see us!

24/06/2024

Whether you’re experiencing because of work, school, or even caregiving, it can take a serious toll on your and overall well-being.
If you’re feeling burnt out, you are not alone. Please take care of yourself and reach out for support if you need it.

21/06/2024

When we’re dealing with tough feelings, it’s normal to feel like they’ll last forever. Remember to give yourself grace in hard times. Tomorrow is a new day, you’ve got this!

PC: Mental Health America

19/06/2024

You can do hard things 🏔️ PC: Mental Health America

14/06/2024

June is Men’s Mental Health Month. According to SAMSHA, nearly 20% of American adult men (that’s around 24.6 million people) experienced a mental health condition over the last year. But because of the stigma around men’s mental health, many men resist seeking treatment.

Let’s shift the conversation around men’s mental health this and every month. Remember: asking for help with your mental health isn’t a sign of weakness - it’s a sign of strength. You are not alone. PC: Mental Health America

14/06/2024

PEARL HEALTH CLINIC
COMMUNITY SEMINAR
SERIES PRESENTS:

Sweet on Sleep

Discussing the evidence-based impact of sleep quality on our mental & physical health, and various approaches to improving sleep, both pharmacological and behavioral.

Presented by Nicole Boyle
PMHNP, DNP, APRN

JULY 11TH | 6-7 P.M. |
IN THE CONFERENCE ROOM
AT PEARL HEALTH CLINIC-AMMON.

2705 E 17TH ST,
AMMON, ID 83406

FREE SEMINAR!

Community members welcome. CEU credit provided to CBRS, CM, and Peer and Family Support Paraprofessionals.

Questions? Contact us at CEU@pearlhealth.org

27/05/2024

24/05/2024

Having a bad day, week, or month doesn't mean you're failing - it's all a part of the healing process.
We believe in you. 💚

23/05/2024

Repeat after me: Mental health is just as important as physical health!
Happy , everybody 💚💚💚

20/05/2024

Hurting alone hinders healing. Talk to someone. Call or text 988 to reach Idaho Crisis & Su***de Hotline. A person can reach out for themselves or for someone they care about. Wherever you are in your journey, the 988 team is there for you. Support is free
and confidential.

14/05/2024

Rural health matters. Champion your neighbor. Compared to people living in urban areas, people living in rural areas experience higher su***de and depression
rates but are less likely to access mental health services.
Help is out there for rural communities! Visit
ruralminds.org/resilience for resources.

14/05/2024

PEARL HEALTH CLINIC
COMMUNITY SEMINAR
SERIES PRESENTS:

The Mysterious World of Psychological Testing

This course will provide the basics and general information of psychological testing and how these assessments can be beneficial.

Presented by
Ashley Harrinauth, PsyD
Dan McGrath, PSY

JUNE 6TH | 6-7 P.M. |

IN THE CONFERENCE ROOM
AT PEARL HEALTH CLINIC-AMMON.
2705 E 17TH ST,
AMMON, ID 83406

FREE SEMINAR!

Community members welcome. CEU credit provided to CBRS, CM, and Peer and Family Support Paraprofessionals.

Questions? Contact us at CEU@pearlhealth.org

09/05/2024

We are connected. Let's root for each other and watch each other grow. What do you define as community? Where do you find community?

06/05/2024

Shawn is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor who enjoys helping people build foundations of resilience and meaning in their lives. Shawn has worked in the mental health field for 14 years upon completing his Bachelor's Degree in Sociology in 2009 and his Master's Degree in Counseling from Idaho State University in 2011.

Shawn is experienced in both outpatient and inpatient (hospital) care, having worked with people through all stages of mental health and illness. Shawn has training in Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).

Shawn especially enjoys working with adolescents and adults with depression and anxiety, helping them to define their own values and goals in order to work towards more authentic and meaningful lives.

06/05/2024

Be Kind to Your Mind. Check in with yourself. Before you
can successfully advocate for others' mental health, you must first take care of yourself. How can you prioritize
your mental health today?

03/05/2024

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and this year's theme is . This theme encourages Idahoans to have more conversations about mental health with their community and understand that they don't have to experience mental health struggles alone.

To promote awareness, we will be posting art from 🤍

Happy , everybody!

05/04/2024

PEARL HEALTH CLINIC
COMMUNITY SEMINAR
SERIES PRESENTS:

The Importance of Ethics:

Ethical standards and practices that allow a mental health worker to practice in today’s world.

Presented by Ryan Smith, LPC

MAY 2ND | 6-7 P.M. |
IN THE CONFERENCE ROOM
AT PEARL HEALTH CLINIC-AMMON.

2705 E 17TH ST,
AMMON, ID 83406

FREE SEMINAR!

Community members welcome. CEU credit provided to CBRS, CM, and Peer and Family Support Paraprofessionals.

Questions? Contact us at CEU@pearlhealth.org

05/04/2024

April is !

We know that life can sometimes feel like a rollercoaster. You might have some highs and some lows, some stressful times and some joyful times.
You might feel discouraged and not know what to do when you’re in a stressful situation. To help you get beyond the moment, try embracing these five steps to help manage your stress.

1. Identify what is stressing you out.
2. Prioritize and handle one Stressor at a time.
3. Engage in relaxation techniques.
4. Try to keep a hopeful mindset.
5. Reach out to your support system.

PC: American Foundation for Su***de Prevention.

22/03/2024

If you’ve relapsed, whether from an eating disorder, self-injury, substance use, or another form of self-harm, know that you are not a failure. You now have the opportunity to take what you’ve learned and try again.
Chances are the next time you try quitting will be easier than the first time. The worst thing to do is to give up hope. Don’t give up hope.
PC: thepositiveway8

18/03/2024

Caroline is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and a National Board-Certified Counselor (NCC). Passionate about working with clients experiencing behavioral and substance-related challenges, Caroline aims to raise awareness of the systemic cycles that impact individuals, families, and communities.

Grounded in an existential theoretical
framework, Caroline applies Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to foster awareness and support clients in finding meaning throughout their experiences. She believes that, within a supportive and nurturing environment, all clients possess the capacity to achieve their goals. After earning her master’s degree in Marriage, Couple, and Family Counseling from Idaho State University, Caroline went on to pursue her doctorate in Counseling and Counseling Education. Her research focus encompasses addiction curriculum development and addressing the divide between training and treatment in addiction counseling. She is currently in her final semester and anticipates graduating in May. Beyond her professional pursuits, Caroline loves to spend time outdoors, where she can be found chasing after her two pups, Ghost, and Luna. Whether it’s hiking, dirt biking, mountain biking, or snowboarding, Caroline loves to embrace all four seasons of Idaho.

12/03/2024

Devin McOmber is a Licensed Professional Counselor who works with teens and adults to improve mental wellness and learn more about how to focus on what matters in life. Devin believes that counseling is one component of gold-standard mental health treatment along with all the other disciplines and approaches offered at Pearl Health Clinic such as medical therapy, case management, and community-based rehabilitation services. Devin views counseling as the platform by which clients can connect with their thoughts and emotions in a way that allows them to recognize how they are connected. By doing so clients can begin to recognize ways in which they are not living consistently with their core values or doing more things in life that truly matter.

Devin McOmber practices cognitive behavioral therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy to treat a wide range of mental health issues. Devin primarily has experience in drug addiction counseling, anxiety, depression, and attention deficit disorder. Devin McOmber holds a master’s degree in clinical Mental Health Counseling from Idaho State University.

06/03/2024

Aspen is a licensed professional counselor who works with a diverse population to address a range of diagnoses. She adopts a person-centered perspective, believing that each individual has innate potential to reach whatever goals they may have and strives to support clients through their unique journeys. Genuineness, unconditional positive regard and acceptance, and empathic understanding are fundamental to Aspen’s counseling approach. Creating a safe space for all emotions to be felt and processed, Aspen utilizes a collection of therapeutic techniques to tailor her practice to each individual. She is thrilled to begin her career at Pearl Health Clinic as the clinic’s values closely align with her own.

Aspen first went to college to study chemistry. Toward the end of her college career, she added a dual major with criminology, and graduated with degrees in both. She was involved in an undergraduate internship that first introduced her to counseling as she worked alongside counselors with adolescents at risk of incarceration and addiction. After graduating college, Aspen realized her passion did not lie with chemistry, but instead with compassion, support, and helping others. Deciding to quit her stable job in a chemistry lab to pursue graduate school was the best decision she could have made and taught her the importance of following your own passions, regardless of criticism. She graduated from Walden University with a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She jokes that she is just collecting degrees that begin with the letter C. All jokes aside, Aspen has found her place and looks forward to continuously growing as a counselor.

28/02/2024

Medical appointments available at our Ammon, Pocatello, and Rexburg locations!

•Psychiatric Medication
Management
•TMS (Transcranial Magnetic
Stimulation)
•Substance Abuse/Suboxone

We’re committed to unparalleled treatment that uncovers the worth we all have as human beings. It’s our mission to unlock your true potential and improve your way of life.

Call +1 (208) 346-7500 to schedule your appointment.

26/02/2024

Counseling appointments are available at our Pocatello location!

We’re committed to unparalleled treatment that uncovers the worth we all have as human beings. It’s our mission to unlock your true potential and improve your way of life.

Call +1 (208) 346-7500 to schedule your appointment.

23/02/2024

Jayde Barnes is a Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner that works with patients of all ages to help them achieve mental wellness. An Idaho native, she graduated from Rigby High School and completed an undergraduate degree in Microbiology at the University of Idaho. She continued her studies in the field of nursing and received a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and a Doctor of Nursing Practice from Idaho State University. She has experience working in a variety of health care settings, including an inpatient facility at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center, skilled nursing facilities, and several outpatient clinics across Southeastern Idaho.

Jayde has experience in the assessment and treatment of depression, anxiety, OCD, mood disorders, and PTSD, and has a special interest in addiction treatment. She believes in a collaborative and integrative approach to her work that includes psychopharmacology and supportive therapy, and works with clients in developing patient-centered treatment plans that support their goals as individuals.

19/02/2024

Benjamin Pixton is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) who works with those who have psychiatric disorders to help improve and treat their symptoms. Ben strongly believes that with the assistance of counseling and medication the symptoms of almost any psychiatric disorder can be treated and improved. Ben has worked with psychiatric populations across the lifespan for 6+ years in both inpatient and outpatient settings and has assisted hundreds of individuals as they improved their lives. Benjamin Pixton holds a Masters in Nursing from Walden University and is certified and licensed in the State of Idaho to provide treatment as a PMHNP.

15/02/2024

Christopher Jankowski is a Board-Certified Family and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (FNP, PMHNP). Christopher holds a Master’s in Nursing from Graceland University and his undergraduate degree from Boise State University. He specializes in psychopharmacological management for adults, adolescents, and children. He has over 10 years of experience as a nurse in a variety of community health care, emergency care, and inpatient hospital care.

Chris is fluent in Spanish and aims to bridge the gap in healthcare disparities for the Latino population. He holds a fundamental belief: “My goal is to utilize my knowledge, competencies, and advanced skill towards helping patients achieve a good quality of life, health, and well-being, while also continuing to advocate for and empower clients with mental illnesses.”

Chris enjoys backpacking, fishing, hiking, and mountain biking with family and friends during leisure.

12/02/2024

PEARL HEALTH CLINIC
COMMUNITY SEMINAR
SERIES PRESENTS:

Getting Grounded: Understanding What Works and Why

Using the window of tolerance model to understand dysregulation, how to self-regulate, co-regulate, and challenges to being present with both theory and practical examples.

Presented by Adam Nickell, LCSW

March 7th | 6-7 p.m. |
IN THE CONFERENCE ROOM at Pearl Health
Clinic-Ammon.

2705 E 17th St,
Ammon, ID 83406

FREE SEMINAR!

Community members welcome. CEU credit provided to CBRS, CM, and Peer and Family Support Paraprofessionals.

Questions? Contact us at CEU@pearlhealth.org

12/02/2024

Christian Schmutz is a resident psychiatrist with a variety of clinical and research experiences. His native language is English, and he also speaks Ukrainian, Russian, Tagalog, Spanish, and Japanese at varying levels of proficiency. He has done clinical work in the Philippines, and provides psychiatric evaluations to refugees seeking asylum status in the United States. He is a member of the AAGP with a special interest in geriatric psychiatry.

He has lent his proficiency in statistics to various research projects at the University of Utah, including psychedelics, quality improvement, and intergenerational living. He completed a BS in Physiology and Developmental Biology at Brigham University, then an MD at the University of Utah School of Medicine where he was the recipient of the Lincoln Clark Award for Outstanding Performance in Clinical Psychiatry.