Campbell County Suicide Awareness and Prevention - CCSAP

Campbell County Suicide Awareness and Prevention - CCSAP Campbell County Suicide Awareness and Prevention is a group of community members and agencies working to prevent suicide in our area.

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**Happy New Year from Campbell County Su***de Awareness & Prevention.**As we step into a new year, today we pause to rem...
01/01/2026

**Happy New Year from Campbell County Su***de Awareness & Prevention.**

As we step into a new year, today we pause to remember those who are no longer with us. We remember you for who you were, for the space you held in our lives, and for the love that remains.

We also want to honor and celebrate those who are still here—especially those who never thought they would be. Choosing to stay is not easy. Pushing through mental, physical, and emotional pain can be an exhausting and lonely journey, and your strength deserves to be seen.

As we begin this year, let’s hold space—for ourselves and for those around us. Let’s lead with compassion, patience, and understanding, knowing that everyone is carrying something we may not see.

In 2026, let’s commit to bringing in only what nurtures our inner peace, and leaving behind what feeds unnecessary stress and anxiety. Let’s give ourselves permission to do the things we truly want to do—even if that means sitting in the uncomfortable for a while to get there. Growth is rarely easy, but it is meaningful.

May this be the year we gently push ourselves to be more accountable for our actions and our healing journeys, to tend to the parts of ourselves we once abandoned, and to strengthen the connections within our support networks.

You are not alone. We are in this together. 💙

✨🎄 Holiday Transition Check-In 🎄✨As the seasons change and the holidays begin to sparkle, we’d love to hear from **YOU**...
12/18/2025

✨🎄 Holiday Transition Check-In 🎄✨

As the seasons change and the holidays begin to sparkle, we’d love to hear from **YOU** 💛

What’s your **favorite holiday transition**?
Is it when the lights start going up? 🎄
The first cup of hot cocoa? ☕
Switching from fall décor to holiday cheer? 🍂➡️❄️

At Campbell County Su***de Awareness and Prevention, we want to fill this space with **positivity, light, and connection**. ✨
Help us spread some joy by sharing:
📸 Your holiday decorations or lights
😊 A photo that simply makes you smile
❤️ Or anything that brings a little warmth to your heart this season

Your joy might be exactly what someone else needs today. Thank you for being part of our community and shining your light with us.

💬 Drop your photos or comments below! 👇

12/17/2025

✨ **Holiday Reminder: Self-Care & Boundaries Matter** ✨

The holidays can be joyful—but they can also be busy, loud, and emotionally draining. This season, give yourself permission to **slow down**, **say no when needed**, and protect your peace. Setting healthy boundaries isn’t selfish—it’s self-care. 💛
You’re allowed to rest. You’re allowed to skip events. You’re allowed to choose what truly fills your cup.

If you’re looking for ways to enjoy the season *without spending money or overloading your schedule*, here are some **fun, free things to do in our community** that support calm, connection, and joy:

🎄 **Take a holiday lights drive or walk** – Bundle up, play your favorite music, and enjoy the decorated neighborhoods around town. The Festival of Lights in CamPlex Park is beautiful.

📚 **Visit the library** – Free holiday activities, cozy reading spaces, and a quiet break from the noise.

🌲 **Get outside** – Walk the trails, enjoy Dalbey Memorial Park, or just breathe in the winter air. Nature is grounding and free.

🎶 **Community events** – Look for crafting events at Hands on Pottery or Ava Art Center

☕ **Create a slow moment** – Make hot cocoa at home, journal, watch holiday movies, work on a puzzle, or enjoy a phone-free evening.

This holiday season, remember: **you don’t have to do it all to be enough**. Take care of *you*—your mental health matters just as much as the celebrations. ❤️

✨ How are you practicing self-care this holiday season?

12/15/2025

✨ **Holiday Season & Mental Health** ✨

As the holiday season approaches, we’re often surrounded by messages of joy, celebration, and togetherness. Yet at the same time, we’re witnessing heartbreaking tragedies unfolding all over the world. It’s okay to feel the weight of that. It’s okay if your heart feels heavy even when the calendar tells you it’s a “happy” time.

Now more than ever, it’s important to protect your inner peace. That doesn’t mean ignoring what’s happening around us—it means tending to your own mental and emotional well-being so you can continue to show up with compassion and strength.

Pay attention to the small changes within yourself: shifts in the way you think, act, or behave. These subtle signals matter. They’re often our mind and body’s way of asking for care, rest, or connection.

One of the most powerful tools we have is a **safety network**—a circle made up of people you trust. People you can talk to when you need to get something off your chest, when you need help, or when you simply need a good laugh. This network can also include coping skills you’ve learned over time—ways to regulate your nervous system, ground yourself, and find moments of calm when things feel overwhelming.

The holidays aren’t joyful for everyone, and that truth deserves space. If you’re struggling, you’re not alone. If someone around you seems distant, withdrawn, or different—be kind. A little patience and understanding can go a long way.

During this season, let’s check in on ourselves and each other. Lean on your safety network. Reach out. Rest when you need to. And remember: caring for your mental health is not selfish—it’s necessary.

**Happy Thanksgiving from Campbell County Su***de Awareness & Prevention** Today, as many gather with family and friends...
11/27/2025

**Happy Thanksgiving from Campbell County Su***de Awareness & Prevention**

Today, as many gather with family and friends, we want to take a moment to acknowledge something important: **the holidays can be hard**. For those experiencing grief, loss, or emotional heaviness, this season may bring complicated feelings. And that’s okay. You are not alone.

Whether you’re missing someone, navigating changes, or simply trying to make it through the day, we see you. Grief can show up in unexpected ways—especially during holidays that are supposed to feel joyful. It’s important to give yourself grace, reach out when you need support, and know that it’s okay to feel whatever you’re feeling.

Today and every day, we are grateful for you—for your strength, your presence, and your willingness to be part of this community. We are truly blessed to live and work in Campbell County, a place full of compassion, resilience, and connection.

If you or someone you love is struggling, please reach out.
📞 **988** – Su***de & Crisis Lifeline (24/7, free & confidential)

From our hearts to yours, we wish you a gentle, warm, and supportive Thanksgiving.

**You matter. Your story matters.**

11/21/2025

🌻 **Thankful Together: Celebrating Campbell County’s Changemakers** 🌻

🩷More about Atlas Therapy 🩷

Struggling with life’s challenges? You don’t have to navigate them alone.
At Atlas Therapy LLC, we offer comprehensive mental health services for individuals, couples, and families — with skilled clinicians ready to support you every step of the way 💛

✨ Our Services Include:
💍 Marriage Counseling
🧠 Behavioral Counseling
😔 Anxiety & Depression Counseling
💥 Trauma Therapy
👶 Child Counseling
🚫 Addiction Counseling
🍽️ Eating Disorder Counseling
💔 Grief Counseling
👨‍👩‍👧 Family Therapy

📝 We Also Provide Professional Evaluations:
• Risk Assessments
• Substance Use Evaluations
• ADHD Evaluations
• Bariatric Evaluations
• Domestic Violence Evaluations

💻 All clinicians offer telehealth, giving you flexible access to the care you deserve.

Your healing matters — and we’re here to help you take the next step.



We are truly blessed to have such dedicated changemakers here in Campbell County. Thank you, Atlas Therapy, for the warmth, care, and hope you bring to our community. 💛

🌻 **Thankful Together: Celebrating Campbell County’s Changemakers** 🌻Today, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to...
11/21/2025

🌻 **Thankful Together: Celebrating Campbell County’s Changemakers** 🌻

Today, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to **Atlas Therapy**. Their team continues to shine as a pillar of compassion, support, and understanding in our community.

At Atlas Therapy LLC, we warmly support our Wyoming and Florida communities with compassionate, outpatient mental health care 💚

At Atlas Therapy LLC, we believe that mental health care should be accessible to everyone — without financial barriers standing in the way 🌟
That’s why we proudly accept:
✔️ Most major insurance companies
✔️ Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs)
✔️ State grants
✔️ HOPE grant
✔️ Sliding Fee Scale options for qualified clients

Whether you’re using insurance, grants, or self-pay, our office team is here to help you understand your options and find what works best for you 💬

Your mental health is worth prioritizing — and we’re honored to support you on your journey.

Our goal is to create a safe, welcoming space where healing, growth, and hope can take root.

👩‍⚕️ Our Wyoming Providers:
📍 Gillette, WY: Amy Weber, LPC • Jeanne Rugg, LPC • Cassity Goetz, LPC •
Lexie Honey, LCSW • Becky Terry, PPC • Jessi Crain, PPC
📍 Sundance, WY: Brianne Wooldridge, LPC
📍 Sheridan, WY: Paige Dvorak, LPC • Andrea Morris, LPC

🌴 Our Florida Providers:
📍 Ormond Beach, FL: Troy Akins, Ph.D • Amanda Forister, LPC

💻 All clinicians offer telehealth services, making support accessible no matter where you’re located. Whether you prefer in-person sessions or the comfort of home, we’re here to meet you where you are.

💚 And to make your experience even smoother, you’ll be greeted by our friendly receptionist & medical biller, Kendra R***r, located in our Gillette office and ready to help with scheduling, insurance questions, and more.

✨ Your journey matters. We're honored to walk beside you.



Atlas Therapy works every day to create a safe, welcoming space where individuals and families can focus on healing and growth. Their commitment to **destigmatizing mental health** is making a real difference—reminding us that seeking help is a sign of strength, that conversations about mental well-being matter, and that no one has to navigate life’s challenges alone.

We are truly blessed to have such dedicated changemakers here in Campbell County. Thank you, Atlas Therapy, for the warmth, care, and hope you bring to our community. 💛

🌻 **Thankful Together: Celebrating Campbell County’s Changemakers** 🌻Today we have the honor of recognizing the **Counse...
11/19/2025

🌻 **Thankful Together: Celebrating Campbell County’s Changemakers** 🌻

Today we have the honor of recognizing the **Counseling Coalition**, and what an incredible group they are! This team continues to be one of the greatest resources in our community—showing up, stepping in, and lifting others up when it matters most.

At The Counseling Coalition, we’re proud to offer a full range of mental-health and substance-use services designed to support individuals and families right here in Campbell County. 💛

From individual counseling and IOP to trauma-informed parenting, psychiatric care, and equine-assisted therapy, our team is here to walk with you every step of the way.

We provide:
✨ Mental health therapy
✨ Substance-use treatment & recovery support
✨ Weekend IOP groups
✨ Trauma-Informed Parenting groups
✨ Equine-assisted therapy
✨ Psychiatry with Dr. Gilbert Smith
✨ Court-ordered assessments, UAs & reports
✨ Telehealth services
✨ Family & couples counseling
✨ Community workshops & support groups

If you or someone you love is ready for support, we’re here to help.
📞 307-257-2290
📍 801 E. 4th St., Suite 9 – Gillette, WY
💻 thecounselingcoalition.org

Their compassion runs deep. They listen without judgment, support without hesitation, and serve with genuine love for the people of Campbell County. Every member of this coalition goes above and *far* beyond, offering hope, guidance, and strength to individuals and families who need it most.

We are truly blessed to have such dedicated, heart-centered professionals in our corner. Their work brings light during difficult times, connection during moments of loneliness, and healing where it’s needed most.

Please join us in showing some love and gratitude for the Counseling Coalition. 💛
Let’s celebrate these everyday heroes who make Campbell County a better, kinder, more connected place for all.

🌻 **Thank you for everything you do!** 🌻

We are deeply grateful and honored to have been invited to be featured in this year's issue of Bio Magazine.
11/15/2025

We are deeply grateful and honored to have been invited to be featured in this year's issue of Bio Magazine.

🌻 Thankful Together: Celebrating Campbell County’s Changemakers 🌻Today, our hearts are full of gratitude for our friends...
11/11/2025

🌻 Thankful Together: Celebrating Campbell County’s Changemakers 🌻

Today, our hearts are full of gratitude for our friends over at WCC. 💛

This incredible team continuously goes above and beyond the call of duty. We have the privilege of working alongside Chad and Pat, whose kindness, compassion, and quiet strength never go unnoticed.

When our community loses someone to su***de, their team doesn’t just show up to do a job — they show up with love, respect, and dignity. They care for families in some of the hardest moments imaginable, bringing comfort and gentleness where it’s needed most.

💙 WCC is who we trust for compassionate scene restoration after a su***de loss — and what they provide is far more than a service. They bring humanity, heart, and hope into some of life’s darkest spaces.

And it doesn’t stop there — these guys are always happy to lend a hand, even when it’s not su***de related. Their generosity and willingness to help reflect the very best of what community means.

Thank you, Chad, Pat, and the entire WCC team, for being part of the light in our community. 💛

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🌟 **Exciting News, Wyoming Community!** 🌟We’re thrilled to share a new resource in our community — **The DBT Center of W...
11/07/2025

🌟 **Exciting News, Wyoming Community!** 🌟

We’re thrilled to share a new resource in our community — **The DBT Center of Wyoming** has added a new therapist to their team! 💙

What makes this even better? This therapist is offering **night and weekend appointments** to help make mental health support more accessible for everyone. 🙌

How amazing is that?! If you’ve been needing flexible scheduling or extra support, now’s a great time to reach out to the DBT Center of Wyoming! 💫

Preventing su***de isn’t about one moment of intervention—it’s about building a world where people feel valued long befo...
11/05/2025

Preventing su***de isn’t about one moment of intervention—it’s about building a world where people feel valued long before they reach a breaking point.

There is not one reason that someone dies by su***de. Often it is a build up of events, situations, experiences, etc that create pain, pain that never seems to get better, pain that hurts so bad they feel hopeless, hopeless that their pain will go away, that that are not worthy of life. Then they start to break connections. Connections to friends, family, loved ones, pets.

We as a society can do better to break free from the stigma and create a sense if community, a sense of safety for speaking out and speaking up. Mental health is essential to our health in general.

If you or someone you know, love, or care about is battling with the decision to live or die, know you do not have to make a decision today. You do not have to make a decision right now or tomorrow. I would invite you to have a conversation about your battle, if you dont, you are missing what could be. What could be if you ended your life.

The human brain possesses remarkable capabilities. It can, at times, lead individuals to perceive things that are not factually accurate. This underscores the critical importance of prioritizing both brain and mental health.

Please, I invite you to talk about your battles, your scars, talk about YOU!

If you would like to learn more on how to help in a su***de crisis, message us today. We have an ASIST training coming up!

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