Cassie Ubaldo
MEd, PLLC
Growing up in rural Montana has given me a unique perspective on mental health. I understand that talking about ourselves and our struggles is very hard, and asking for help is even harder. I take this perspective into every counseling relationship I build. I respect that an individual is the authority of their life and I am simply a sounding board and skill provider.
I started my mental health career in 2011 as a school counselor and program coordinator at a large high school in Montana. While in this position I was able to work with at-risk students to help them stay supported and connected to the school, with hopes of reducing drop out. I was able to work with high risk students, students in need of extra support and any student that was expelled for a non-violent offense. While in this position, I had the opportunity to work closely with school resource officers, administrators, teachers and probation officers. I enjoyed the wrap around support we were able to give these students.
In 2016 my husband and I decided to move back to the Ruby Valley to assist my parents with our multi-generation guest ranch business. Upon my return to my family ranch, I was tasked with taking over all equine military training. It was through these trainings that I discovered a passion for working with service men and women. Over the past 5 years I have developed a
cognitive optimization program for active duty, transitioning military, retired military and Veterans. This program is called Upper Canyon Outreach, 501(c)3; our main goal is working on aligning people’s ideal self with their real self.
I have a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Master of Education with an emphasis in school counseling, both degrees are from Montana State University. When possible, I enjoy using horses in building and understanding the therapeutic relationship. I have been trained and certified in PATH International, EAGALA, Herd Institute and Natural Lifemanship.
Cassie sees clients at the Madison Valley Medical Center in Ennis providing Integrated Behavioral Health services and via telehealth appointment.
Contact Cassie directly:
406-285-8454
cassie.ldcounseling@gmail.com
I started my mental health career in 2011 as a school counselor and program coordinator at a large high school in Montana. While in this position I was able to work with at-risk students to help them stay supported and connected to the school, with hopes of reducing drop out. I was able to work with high risk students, students in need of extra support and any student that was expelled for a non-violent offense. While in this position, I had the opportunity to work closely with school resource officers, administrators, teachers and probation officers. I enjoyed the wrap around support we were able to give these students.
In 2016 my husband and I decided to move back to the Ruby Valley to assist my parents with our multi-generation guest ranch business. Upon my return to my family ranch, I was tasked with taking over all equine military training. It was through these trainings that I discovered a passion for working with service men and women. Over the past 5 years I have developed a
cognitive optimization program for active duty, transitioning military, retired military and Veterans. This program is called Upper Canyon Outreach, 501(c)3; our main goal is working on aligning people’s ideal self with their real self.
I have a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Master of Education with an emphasis in school counseling, both degrees are from Montana State University. When possible, I enjoy using horses in building and understanding the therapeutic relationship. I have been trained and certified in PATH International, EAGALA, Herd Institute and Natural Lifemanship.
Cassie sees clients at the Madison Valley Medical Center in Ennis providing Integrated Behavioral Health services and via telehealth appointment.
Contact Cassie directly:
406-285-8454
cassie.ldcounseling@gmail.com