UM brings mental health support to rural Montana students
To bring consistent mental health care directly to remote schoolrooms across the state, the University of Montana recently launched a program that marries the expertise of graduate students in counseling with expanding internet access in Montana.
Kristi Borge, who teaches at the one-room school house in Polaris, said UM’s tele-counseling program has been a big help for her students. (Photo provided)
MISSOULA – For rural Montana school kids, getting access to mental health care often involves long – and in winter months, harrowing – car rides to distant towns....
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