"Family Education and assistance
Evaluations to determine developmental levels
Screening of hearing problems
Augmentative or alternative communication evaluations
Treatment of fine and gross motor delays
Treatment of swallowing, feeding and/or eating problems
Treatment of cognitive and communication delays
SElection and fitting of adaptive equipment
Selection and fitting of orthotics
Consultative outreach services to Northcentral Montana"

therapeutic recreation for 6 week olds to adults; a variety of fun physical activities including skiing, hockey, karate, horseback riding and much more

To be eligible to participate in Special Olympics Montana, you must be at least 8 years old and identified by an agency or professional as having one of the following conditions: intellectual disabilities, cognitive delays as measured by formal assessment, or significant learning or vocational problems due to cognitive delay that require or have required specially designed instruction.

Note: persons with functional limitations based solely on a physical, behavioral, emotional, specific learning disability or sensory disability are not eligible. 

Persons age eight and older who are considered to have an intellectual disability or cognitive delay as determined by their localities or have a developmental disability resulting in a significant functional limitation. In some locations and activities, children six and older may be allowed to participate.

Special Olympics Montana (SOMT) is a state-wide non-profit organization that provides year-round sports training, athletic competition, and health-related programming for individuals with intellectual disabilities. SOMT changes lives through the power of sport by encouraging and empowering people with intellectual disabilities, promoting acceptance for all, and fostering communities of understanding and respect. SOMT is an athlete-centered, family-based, volunteer-driven and sponsor-supported movement with 2,000 athletes registered in 121 programs from 65 Montana communities. SOMT is headquartered Great Falls but please call or email and find your region’s director/contact information.

Intensive Residential and Stabilization programs Designed for girls and boys, ages 4-13 on admission. Appropriate candidates are students whose problems may include: • Emotional dysregulation • Depression • Anxiety • Intractable anger • Adoption issues • Attachment and relationship issues • ADD, ADHD • PTSD • Impulsivity, including lying and stealing • Oppositionality and/or defiance • Aggression towards self and others • School problems • Loss and grief issues • Poor social skills, and social development • High functioning Autistic Spectrum Disorder • Peer relationships

Community Mental Health Services:
Child and Family Therapy
Co-occurring Substance Use and Emotional Distress Therapy
Youth Case Management
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Occupational Therapy
Psychological Services
School Based Services
Home Support Services
Intensive Day Treatment
Therapeutic After-school and Summer Support
Therapeutic Foster Care and Adoption Services

Residential Services:
Clinical and educational assessments
Individualized treatment plans
Individual, group and family therapies
Medication management
Spiritual Support
An accredited on-campus school offering a full spectrum of educational services, and a variety of outdoor and community activities.

Interdisciplinary team of on-staff professionals includes: a psychiatrist, clinical psychologist, registered nurses, licensed therapists, milieu counselors, certified teachers, and support staff.