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Frontier Psychiatry

Rooted in Montana,we provide access to top-tier psychiatric care for rural and frontier communities.

03/18/2026

We are hiring for Outreach Coordinators for Idaho and for Alaska!

Please go to frontier.care/careers to learn more about these opportunities to make a difference!

03/13/2026

ADHD can show up in ways you might not expect, especially as an adult.

When most people think of ADHD, they picture hyperactive kids. However, in adults, the signs are often more subtle. You might feel a constant sense of internal restlessness, find yourself procrastinating, lose track of important tasks, or become easily overwhelmed by everyday responsibilities.

Over time, adults often develop their own coping strategies, such as following strict routines, creating detailed lists, setting reminders, or working extra hours to stay on track. While these approaches can be helpful, they may also make ADHD more difficult to recognize.

Many people were never screened for ADHD as children, especially if they did well in school or didn’t match the typical stereotypes. As adults, their symptoms are often mistaken for stress, burnout, anxiety, or simply being 'disorganized' or 'forgetful.'

Understanding how ADHD can present in adults can help you move away from self-blame and toward support, tools, and treatment. If you’re finding that attention, organization, or impulsivity are making work, school, or daily life challenging, reaching out to a mental health professional can help you get the answers you need.

03/11/2026

ADHD is not only a childhood condition. It can affect people at any age. Although symptoms may appear differently in children, teens, and adults, problems with attention, organization, and executive functioning often continue.

In children, ADHD may show up as restlessness, acting impulsively, or struggling to follow directions. Teens might have more difficulty staying organized, managing their time, or dealing with strong emotions. For adults, it often means putting things off, forgetting tasks, or feeling overwhelmed.

If difficulties with attention, organization, or impulsivity are consistently affecting school, work, or daily responsibilities, it may be helpful to speak with a mental health professional. An evaluation can help clarify what’s going on and identify strategies or treatments that may help.

03/08/2026

On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and accomplishments of women everywhere. Today is a reminder that your mental health, boundaries, and voice are essential, not optional. Take pride in your journey, protect your energy, and know that advocating for fairness and equality uplifts not just yourself, but everyone around you.

Let’s continue to support one another, amplify each other’s voices, and create a world where every woman is empowered to thrive.

03/05/2026

To those who once believed they would never recover from self-harm, but did: your strength deserves to be recognized.

And to those still struggling: support is available, and healing is possible.

Self-harm is often misunderstood. For many people, it can be a way of coping with emotions that feel overwhelming or difficult to express. It’s not a sign of weakness or attention-seeking. It’s often a sign that someone is trying to manage deep emotional pain the best way they know how.

During Self-Harm Awareness Month, we’re working to reduce stigma and remind our community that compassionate support exists.

If you or someone you care about is struggling, the team at Frontier Psychiatry is here to help. We offer nonjudgmental support and help people find healthier ways to cope.

If you need immediate help, call or text 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

03/03/2026

Frontier Psychiatry will be exhibiting at the Perinatal & Pediatric Mental Health Symposium from March 4–5 at the DoubleTree, connecting with clinicians and care teams who support mental health during pregnancy, early childhood, and adolescence.

If you’re attending, stop by our exhibitor booth. We’d love to say hello and connect!

This event is hosted by the Montana Psychiatric Access Line (MTPAL).

03/02/2026

We’re excited to sponsor the Alaska Behavioral Health Association Conference on March 3rd to 4th in Juneau.

You’ll find us at Centennial Hall as both a sponsor and exhibitor, connecting with providers, advocates, and leaders who are working to shape the future of behavioral health in Alaska.

This conference brings together meaningful conversations around advocacy, innovation, and collaboration, especially at a time when policy decisions have a real impact on access to care and the people we serve.

If you’re attending, we’d love for you to stop by our booth and say hello!

02/26/2026

As February comes to a close and we inch closer to spring, this is a moment to pause and acknowledge progress that might otherwise go unnoticed. Mental health check-ins don’t have to be about what’s wrong or what needs to change. Sometimes, it’s more helpful to recognize how far you’ve already come.

What felt a little easier this month? Where did you respond differently than you used to, even in small ways? How did you persevere despite challenges?

As we move into a new month, consider naming one sign of progress you want to carry forward. Not because you’re “done,” but because growth often shows up subtly and in the moments we don’t always give ourselves credit for.

If you’d like, share something that feels like progress worth noticing for you in the comments. We’d love to hear from you!

02/24/2026

In many parts of rural Idaho, people need more mental health support than the current system can provide. A new $930 million investment in rural healthcare could change that, bringing better care to communities that have been left out.

Rural areas have struggled with a shortage of providers, long distances, and systems that don’t always work together. This funding is a chance to make care easier to reach, more connected, and built to last.

Key areas with direct impact on behavioral health include:

» Expanded telehealth access in community settings
» Mobile crisis teams and emergency mental health response
» Pediatric psychiatry support for primary care providers
» Integrated care for chronic and behavioral health needs
» Stronger partnerships with tribal and rural health systems

At Frontier Psychiatry, we work toward mental health care that is accessible, culturally informed, and grounded in real community needs. Initiatives like this investment provide a foundation for Idaho to strengthen its behavioral health system and better serve rural communities.

02/19/2026

Anxiety rarely appears all at once. It can sneak in as a restless night, a tight feeling in your stomach, or racing thoughts. If you notice these early signs, you can take small steps to help yourself sooner. Moving your body, taking your medication, using calming tools, or getting some rest can all make a difference before things get overwhelming.

Remember, you can manage anxiety. You've faced tough moments before and can again. Noticing early signs, acting quickly, and treating yourself kindly are key to supporting your mental health.

02/17/2026

We’re hiring a Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist!

Frontier Psychiatry is a physician-led, fully remote telepsychiatry organization expanding access to high-quality mental health care for rural and underserved communities in Idaho, Montana, and Alaska.

This role offers the opportunity to provide compassionate, evidence-based care to children and adolescents while working alongside a collaborative, multidisciplinary team in a mission-driven environment.

What makes this role stand out:

✦ Fully remote, US-based position
✦ Meaningful work serving children and families with limited access to care
✦ Supportive culture that values provider wellbeing and clinical excellence
✦ Competitive compensation: $280k–$310k/year
✦ Strong benefits, including 100% employer-paid health, dental, and vision (employee), generous PTO with a birthday off, 401(k) match, and stock options

If you’re passionate about child and adolescent mental health, health equity, and flexible remote work, we’d love to connect.

Apply or learn more via the link in bio, or visit frontier.care/careers.

02/12/2026

Relationships have a way of bringing out our most protective instincts, especially when getting close feels risky. Maybe you pull away when things get too real, avoid hard conversations, or find yourself constantly needing reassurance. These are usually things we learned early on to protect ourselves. But here’s the thing: once you notice these patterns, you can start changing the ones that aren’t working for you anymore.

Real connection takes curiosity about your partner, honest communication, and the willingness to repair when things go sideways. With Valentine’s Day coming up, it’s easy to focus on the romantic stuff. But honestly? The strongest relationships are built through small, intentional changes over time.

Whether it’s leaning on your support system, doing some self-reflection, or working with a therapist (together or on your own), you can shift those old patterns into healthier ways of showing up for each other. Start by picking one small action you can take this week to support your relationship in a new way.

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Billings, MT
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Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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I’m tired of excuses from some of my colleagues in healthcare as to why change can’t happen more quickly. While we sit on our hands, weighing the pros and cons of innovation, our patients continue to suffer.

We are in a mental health crisis because our systems have failed us. Period. I founded Frontier Psychiatry as a way to continue pushing for improved access to care for all our citizens, no matter where they live.