Travers, Lesley, Suzanne

Mercer Family Resource Center has been serving Natrona County since 1971 with the mission to be a family resource center providing family and youth programming, counseling, and referral services that build stronger and healthier youth and families in Natrona County. We serve the community by providing services in four arenas: family/parenting education, early intervention for alcohol use and life skills, community connections, such as mentoring and case management and environmental strategies for policy change and social norming. We serve over 1800 families each year, in addition to the thousands of county residents we reach with our education campaigns. Our values statements: 1) We value the structure, internal relationships, and uniqueness of each family. 2) We value the physical and emotional health and well-being of each youth, adult, and family in our community. 3) We believe in the inherent goodness of all youth, adults, and families and in their ability to make healthy choices and positive change. 4) We value our board and staff's commitment to timely intervention and programming that address youth and families in need or in crisis in our community. 5) We value our agency's internal relationships and our collaborations with partner agencies and the community in order to provide professional services. Call or visit us today to work towards a healthier tomorrow.

Healing Tree Counseling, LLC, located in Casper, WY, is led by Jennifer Cruickshank, MS, LPC, offering a range of mental health services including cognitive behavior classes and financial management groups. With a focus on responsible thinking and empowering clients to make positive changes, Healing Tree Counseling provides a supportive environment for individuals seeking personal growth and emotional well-being.Generated from the website

The Self Help Center in Casper, WY is dedicated to assisting individuals in finding contentment and fulfillment in their lives through a range of services and support groups, including crisis intervention, violence prevention, and survivor support for domestic violence and sexual assault victims. With a commitment to confidentiality and governed by a volunteer board, the center is funded by various sources, including federal, state, and local grants, corporate and private foundations, fundraising efforts, and private donations. Upholding professional ethics and standards, the Self Help Center is a trusted resource for those in need of assistance and guidance.Generated from the website