Behavioral Health Services | Counseling Gillette Wyoming
Behavioral Health • Gillette, WY • 1 main campus in Gillette, WY locations
Clinic Type
Behavioral Health
Address
Campbell County Health - Main Campus, 501 S. Burma Ave., Fifth Floor, Gillette, Wyoming
Phone
307-688-5000
Deshannon.shore@cchwyo.org
Opening Hours
Mon-Sat 5:30-6:30 pm; Sun: 2-4 pm
Telehealth
Available (possible tele-psychiatry/tele-health)
Emergency Care
24/7 crisis services; National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 988
Services Offered
Technology & Equipment
Insurance & Payment
Accepts Medicaid and Medicare; affordability based on household income with hospital financial assistance program; proof of income required for qualification
Insurance (Medicaid, Medicare), Hospital financial assistance program, Pay Your Bill, financial assistance program, cost estimator available online
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FAQs
What services are offered by Behavioral Health Services?
A range of services including 24/7 crisis services, ASI substance use assessments, psychological assessments for adults, children and adolescents, case management, individual/couples/family counseling, DBT groups, inpatient treatment (8-bed), IOP relapse prevention, medication management, psychiatric evaluation, school-based counseling, and more.
How is care accessed or started?
Initial screening followed by collaborative treatment planning with healthcare professionals; first-come, first-served basis for access.
Is there inpatient care available?
Yes, an eight-bed inpatient unit for adults and adolescents (13+) is available.
What are the contact details for the clinic?
Location: Campbell County Health - Main Campus, 501 S. Burma Ave., Fifth Floor, Gillette, WY; Phone: 307-688-5000.
Is financial assistance available?
Yes, hospital financial assistance is available to insured and uninsured; proof of income required for qualification.
What insurance plans are accepted?
Medicaid and Medicare are accepted, with additional plans handled through hospital billing.
Are telehealth services available?
Tele-psychiatry and virtual counseling services are mentioned; telehealth is available.
Are there any additional patient resources?
Patient forms are available online; pay bill and patient portal access are provided.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- ABA Navigator (Campbell County Health Behavioral Health Services): 2.7/5 (10)
- Rehabs.com (Campbell County Health Behavioral Health Services): 3.5/5 (1)
- ABA Navigator (Clear Creek Counseling): 4.4/5 (7)
- Healthgrades (Patricia Nesbit, LPC): 5.0/5 (3)
Patients praise
- Polite and supportive staff in some interactions
- Helpful clinical care that promotes patient progress and stability
- Empathetic and highly skilled individual therapists/counselors
- Convenience of online counseling options
- Knowledgeable addiction and substance abuse support
Common complaints
- Rudeness and unprofessional behavior from administrative/support staff
- Lack of empathy or compassion during urgent/emergency situations
- Unethical conduct or lack of transparency by specific counselors/providers
- Issues with billing and collection processes
- Perceived inadequacy in clinical care for inpatient or emergency psychiatric needs
"Excellent first visit. The staff was polite and confidential. Dr. Egbert listened and was supportive."
— ABA Navigator Review"I left this counseling center in an even worse state than when I arrived, which could be detrimental for someone struggling with their mental health."
— ABA Navigator Review (regarding Clear Creek Counseling)"Tomi Barbour is very unethical. She goes to her family and friends to talk about you and will lie to your face."
— LocalityBiz Review (regarding The Counseling Center)Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Rhonda Money, CSW - Clinical Social Worker in Gillette, WY — May 14, 2026
- Kimberly A. Kaper - Mental Health Counselor Specialist in Newcastle, WY — May 14, 2026
- Wyoming Behavioral Health Workforce Report for May 2026 (May 4–10) | 12 Registered Providers — May 11, 2026
- Wyoming Behavioral Health Workforce Report for April 2026 (Apr 13–19) | 13 Registered Providers — Apr 21, 2026
- Wyoming Behavioral Health Workforce Report for April 2026 (Apr 6–12) | 16 Registered Providers — Apr 13, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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Summary: The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) is a Wyoming state government agency overseeing public health, aging, behavioral health, and healthcare financing. It operates four divisions (Aging, Behavioral Health, Healthcare Financing, Public Health) and five state healthcare facilities in Evanston, Lander, Thermopolis, Basin, and Buffalo. Although headquartered in Cheyenne, WDH has a presence in Puerto Rico. Key areas include maternal and child health, pediatric mental health care access, and programs for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs. If you’re specifically looking for mental health resources or services in Gillette, you may want to contact WDH’s Public Health or Behavioral Health divisions or search the Gillette or Campbell County public health pages for local programs, providers, and funding information.
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