Therapy Services in Bozeman, Montana

Compassionate Care. Thoughtful Solutions. Lasting Change.

What we do

Comprehensive Psychological Services

At Big Sky Psychological Consortium, PLLC, we offer a range of psychological services provided by licensed doctoral psychologist providers, as well as unlicensed doctoral and masters level providers.. We provide individual, couple, and family therapy services to adults, adolescents, and couples, and specialize in areas such as depression, anxiety, conflict, loss, divorce, and life transitions.

Individual Therapy

Gain practical tools, deeper self-awareness, and personalized support for anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, grief, life transitions, and more.

Psychological Assessments

Our evaluations help clarify diagnoses, identify strengths, and guide effective treatment planning for adolescents and adults.

A Collaborative Approach to Mental Health Services

At Big Sky Psychological Consortium, PLLC, we are a collaborative group of therapists committed to providing quality, compassionate mental health services to residents of Gallatin County and throughout Montana. Our team includes licensed psychologists, post-doctoral psychology residents, and master’s-level therapists in training. We value a collaborative approach to care, working with each client—and, when appropriate, with families or other providers—to develop services that reflect their individual needs and goals. We also place a high priority on privacy and confidentiality, creating a respectful and secure environment where clients can feel comfortable seeking support.

We provide individual and family counseling for adults, teens, and children, with areas of focus including depression, anxiety, ADHD, conflict, loss, divorce, and life transitions. We also offer comprehensive psychological assessment services, including ADHD assessments.

We encourage you to explore our Providers and Services pages to find the therapist, counseling service, or assessment option that best fits your needs. You can reach out through our Contact Us page or call our main office at (406) 586-3301. We look forward to connecting with you.

Experienced Professionals. Personalized Care.

Why Choose Big Sky Psychological Consortium?

Collaborative care backed by decades of combined clinical experience

Evidence-based treatment tailored to each individual

Psychological assessments and diagnostic services

Convenient Bozeman location with telehealth options available

Welcoming environment focused on respect, growth, and healing

What we do

Comprehensive Psychological Services

Our team includes licensed psychologists and therapists with diverse specialties and areas of expertise. Our group has been in practice since 2014, and we bring a combined 70+ years of experience in the field to our work. Whether you’re looking for therapy, psychological testing, or support through a major life transition, we’ll help connect you with the provider who best fits your needs.

Frequently Asked Questions.

Below are some answers to some of our most common questions. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have more questions that are not answered here.

Big Sky Psychological Consortium provides individual therapy, couples therapy, and family therapy for adolescents and adults. Our providers use evidence-based treatment approaches tailored to each client's unique needs, goals, and life experiences. Depending on your provider, therapy may focus on anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, relationship concerns, life transitions, emotional regulation, and other mental health challenges.

Every therapist has unique specialties, training, and therapeutic approaches. We encourage you to review our provider biographies to learn about each clinician's experience and areas of focus. If you're unsure where to begin, our office is happy to help you identify a provider who may be a good fit for your needs and goals.

Your first appointment is an opportunity to get to know your therapist and discuss what brought you to therapy. You'll talk about your current concerns, personal history, goals for treatment, and any questions you may have about the therapeutic process. Together, you and your therapist will begin developing a plan that supports your mental health and well-being.

That's completely normal. Many people arrive at their first—or even later—sessions unsure of where to begin. Your therapist will help guide the conversation and create a comfortable space to explore what's on your mind. Therapy is a collaborative process, and you don't need to have everything figured out before you arrive.

Sometimes it is useful to not have an agenda for your therapy session. Showing up and being curious about your feelings or circumstances can sometimes bring up new ideas or areas of focus that can help facilitate change.

Most clients begin by meeting with their therapist once a week. Regular sessions help build momentum, strengthen the therapeutic relationship, and support meaningful progress. As your needs change, your provider may recommend adjusting the frequency of appointments.

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Michele C. McKinnie, Psy.D., PC

Licensed Psychologist, Director of Clinical Training
MT #338

Dr. Michele McKinnie is a licensed psychologist and co-founder of Big Sky Psychological Consortium. She has provided psychological services in Bozeman since 2002 and works with clients from adolescence through every stage of adulthood.

Dr. McKinnie offers depth-oriented psychotherapy informed by relational psychodynamic, interpersonal and attachment-based theories. Her clinical experience includes depression, anxiety, grief, life transitions, identity concerns, interpersonal difficulties, emotional coping and personality disorders.

In addition to her clinical practice, Dr. McKinnie directs the Consortium’s postdoctoral training program and provides collaborative clinical supervision to developing psychologists.