Blackfeet Tribal Behavioral Health

09/22/2025

Parenting classes will be cancelled for tonight.

09/19/2025

✨🪶 Join us in celebrating Native American Heritage Week with Blackfeet Tribal Behavioral Health! 🪶✨

This week is about honoring culture, resilience, and community while also reminding ourselves of the importance of mental health and healing. 🩵💜

Together, let’s honor our identity, share our stories, and support each other in wellness. 👣 🌎

09/18/2025

💜🩵Su***de Awareness Walk - Browning, MT💜🩵

Today we stood together — to raise awareness, to remember loved ones we’ve lost, and to lift up anyone still carrying a heavy load. Thank you to everyone who came out: your courage, your stories, your presence made this walk powerful. We honor the memories of those we’ve lost and hold space for healing for families and friends. If you are struggling, you are not alone — we see you and we care. Let’s keep this conversation going, check in on one another, and keep building a community of hope and support.

If you need immediate help call 911 or, dial/text 988 for the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.🩵💜

09/17/2025

💜 Su***de Awareness Walk – Heart Butte 💜

We are honored to have provided a Su***de Awareness Walk in the community of Heart Butte. This event is about more than just walking side by side—it’s about honoring the lives we’ve lost, supporting those who are struggling, and standing together to break the stigma around mental health.

Every step we take is a reminder that no one has to walk their journey alone. Together, we can lift one another up, create space for healing, and show that there is always hope.

Thank you Heart Butte community for joining us in remembrance, in strength, and in unity. Let’s continue to raise awareness, spread love, and keep the conversation going—because every life matters. 💜

09/17/2025

We want to extend a huge thank you to everyone who came out and participated in our Breaking the Stigma Co-Ed Softball Tournament this weekend. 💜🩵

🥇 Champions – Hub Fam
🥈 2nd Place – Pitch Slap
🥉 3rd Place – Outlaws

Congratulations to our winners, and thank you to every single player, fan, and volunteer who helped make this event a happen. Together, we are breaking the stigma, remembering our loved ones, and showing that community is stronger when we stand side by side.

Not pictured: Counting Coup

09/17/2025

Happening in Browning TODAY, a Walk for Life: Breaking the Stigma

Blackfeet Tribal Behavioral Health
Where:Skate Park Walking Path, Browning
When:Wednesday, September 17, 2025 @ 6:00 PM

Wednesday evening, in Browning, we’ll gather on the skate-park walking path for Walk for Life: Breaking the Stigma. We walk to remember those we’ve lost to su***de. We walk to stand beside community members who are struggling.
We walk to rebuild connection, encourage help-seeking, and hold space for hope.

We also want to lift up our veterans. The numbers comes from the 2023 National Veteran Su***de Prevention Annual report which show the national average of su***des per day is 17. While that number dropped from the average of 22 per day in 2016, one su***de is too many, Veterans; we honor your service and invite you to join us; shirts will be available for the first 22 participants in honor of veterans (while supplies last). After that, everyone is welcome to walk and connect.

Calling on blackfeet tribal health programs, schools, health teams, and neighbors in Browning to come out and walk with us. Gathering strengthens all of us. So, come out and represent youre program.

Location: Skate Park Walking Path,
Time: 6:00 PM - come early to meet and gather.

09/16/2025

Blackfeet Tribal Behavioral Health’s Walk for Life: Breaking the Stigma

Where: Heart Butte
When: Tuesday, September 16, 2025
What time: @ 6:00 PM

Starting at the Post Office and Walking to the Church

Tomorrow night, we come together in Heart Butte for our Walk for Life: Breaking the Stigma. This walk is about more than the miles we cover, it’s about who and what we carry with us. We walk to honor those who are still here today. We walk to stand with families who have lost loved ones to su***de. We walk to recognize the pain and struggle that still lives in our community. And we walk to build connection, hope, and resiliency for the future.

This is a time to gather as one community; to say out loud that healing is possible, and that no one should ever feel alone in their journey. If you have lost a loved one to su***de, we invite you to bring a photo to carry with you on the walk. Together, we’ll honor their lives and their memory.

We also want to lift up our veterans. The number comes from the 2023 National Veteran Su***de Prevention Annual report which show the national average of su***des per day is 17. While that number dropped from the average of 22 per day in 2016, one su***de is too many. Join us tomorrow as we honor their service and remember those we have lost. In recognition of this, we have shirts available for the first 22 participants after that, we invite all families, relatives, and community members to walk alongside us as one.

We want to encourage our tribal programs to come out, stand together, and walk with us. When we connect, we heal. When we gather, we grow stronger. And when we walk side by side, we remind one another that we are never alone. Let’s walk together for those we have lost, for those still struggling, and for the generations yet to come

09/11/2025

The rules for the Breaking the Stigma Softball Tournament.

Pleae remember we are here for su***de awareness. We take the field in remembrance of our loved ones who have gone before us. Their spirit, strength, and memory are with us every time we play.

Let’s honor them not just by the game we play, but by the way we carry ourselves—with respect, heart, and good sportsmanship.

Win or lose, we play together, we support one another, and we remember why we’re here. 💜🩵

09/11/2025

Breaking the Stigma Softball Tournament Bracket.

09/10/2025

09/10/2025

🩵💜Blackfeet Tribal Behavioral Health presents for the 3rd consecutive year “Breaking the Stigma” Su***de Awarenss Night for Browning Indians “Big Red” Football 🏈

This Friday night, when our Browning Indians take the field against the Hardin Bulldogs, we will stand together as a community for Breaking the Stigma Su***de Awareness Night.

We will honor and remember those we have lost, while also reminding each other that hope, healing, and support are always within reach. 💜🩵

✨ We invite community members to bring a picture of a loved one we want to remember during this event. Together, we will hold space for their memory.

✨ If you have a Breaking the Stigma shirt, please wear it proudly to show your support and help spread awareness.

Blackfeet Tribal Behavioral Health's Terrence Lafromboise will be sharing a powerful speech about su***de awareness, resilience, and the importance of lifting each other up.

Join us as we fill the stands with support not just for our athletes, but for one another. Let’s come together as a community, celebrate life, and continue breaking the stigma around mental health. 🩵💜

09/08/2025

Join us for a Su***de Awareness Walk on 9/16 at 6:00pm in Heart Butte and in Browning on 9/17 at 6:00pm. Limited Breaking the Stigma t-shirts available for the first to sign up.