Throughout his work, Dr. Sise emphasizes meeting patients where they are at in their willingness to change. Prior to founding 406 Recovery, he co-founded and served as chief medical officer of the greater-Montana region’s largest psychiatric practice to ensure more Montanans have access to quality psychiatric treatment services and crisis care. He also served as chief executive officer of a joint venture with the Montana Hospital Association to provide emergency psychiatry consultation services to hospitals across the state. See more…
Dr. Ty Reidenbaugh’s engagement with patients is best defined by the principle of unconditional positive regard. He maintains that addressing the causes and consequences of the disease of addiction should be done while honoring the dignity of his patients. He has lectured on substance use diagnosis, screening and treatment, dual diagnosis and harm reduction strategies to healthcare workers and community collaborators. See more…
Dr. Reinhardt has practiced as a board-certified psychiatric pharmacist (BCPP) in Montana since 2014. She graduated with her Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree from Roseman University in Southern Nevada, and then went on to complete residency in Clinical Pharmacy at Billings Clinic and in Psychopharmacology at The University of Texas, Austin. After finishing residency, Dr. Reinhardt joined Billings Clinic and founded the organization’s first inpatient psychopharmacology service line, working alongside other psychiatric providers to ensure evidence-based, safe, and effective patient-specific treatment for individuals with mental health and substance use disorders. See more
Megan Lehman, FNP-BC is Montana born and raised. While she has lived in Billings most of her life, she has also resided in Bozeman and Kalispell. Megan earned her Bachelors in Nursing from Montana State -University Bozeman and her Masters of Science in Family Nurse Practitioner from Walden University- Minneapolis, MN. She is a member of both the American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry and the American Society of Addiction Medicine. She loves traveling and has 3 dogs. See more…
Larisa Hammond, MSN, FNP-BC, was born in Anchorage, Alaska, and raised in Butte, Montana, a hard-rock mining town, where she developed a love for preventative, public healthcare, after witnessing first hand, the generational effects of substance use and social disparities on individuals and families. She attended Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana, obtaining her undergraduate degree in nursing, then completed her master’s degree in nursing in Addison, Illinois, at Chamberlain University. See more…
Was born and raised in a military family in Great Falls, Montana. She earned her bachelor’s degree in nursing and later her doctorate of nursing practice degree from Montana State University-Bozeman. She has worked in nursing for 27 years in hospitals in her community and decided to focus on mental health care after seeing the high need for care in her rural communities. See more…
Cyndi was born and raised in Montana. She owned and operated a daycare service for nine years while simultaneously raising her own children. From childcare services, she transitioned into banking where she gained valuable experience in customer service. Another career transition, working as a traveling phlebotomist, revealed Cyndi’s true passion- healthcare. With more than two decades in the health field, she has worked in a variety of settings, from same day care to internal medicine, endocrinology, rheumatology, orthodontics, and psychiatry. Her experience has given her a deep understanding of the importance of customer service and patient care. She loves nothing more than making sure that everyone she comes in contact with feels valued and appreciated. See more…
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