Cassie Ubaldo
MEd, PCLC
NOT CURRENTLY ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS- WAITLIST ONLY
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 in Ennis, in Sheridan, and via telehealth appointment.
Contact Cassie directly:
406-285-8454
cassie.ldcounseling@gmail.com
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 in Ennis, in Sheridan, and via telehealth appointment.
Contact Cassie directly:
406-285-8454
cassie.ldcounseling@gmail.com