Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Group
What We Do in Park County
Team Members
Adrienne Cronebaugh
Community Mental Health Coordinator, Park County School District #1
Dawn Garrison
Josh Spinney, MA LPC
Cedar Mountain Center
Steve Humphries-Wadsworth, PhD
Cody Regional Health
Erin Brindle ATR-BC LPC
New Creations Counseling and Art Therapy
Janet Rosenberg, PhD
Clinical Director, Yellowstone Behavioral Health Center
Other Team Members
- Warren Murphy, Clergy, Christ Episcopal Church Cody
- Jerry Bank, Cody Community Member
- Geoff Weimer, Emergency Response Coordinator, Park County Public Health
- Marneta Welborn, LPC
- Amanda Brengle, Executive Director, Heart Mountain Free Clinic
- Deb Bank, Cody Community Member
- Dan Cossaboon, School Psychologist, Park County School District #6
- Pastor Janita Krayniak, Powell First United Methodist Church
- Mary Dillivan, School Psychologist, Park County School District #1
Request a Speaker or Training
Healthy Park County offers QPR Suicide Prevention Training, Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST), and SafeTalk Suicide Prevention trainings. Contact us below if you’re interested in having a speaker!
Contact Us
(307) 578-2707
SUICIDE PREVENTION & RECOVERY
Resources
Connect with Mental Health Professionals in the Big Horn Basin
National Suicide Lifeline: 988
National Suicide Lifeline Chat
Suicide Crisis Text Line: Text WYO to 741-741
Trevor Lifeline for LGBTQ (866) 488-7386
Seize the Awkward
COVID-19 Mental Health Support
US Department of Veterans Affairs Mental Health Resources
National Alliance on Mental Illness Help Line TEXT 741741
Self-Injury Outreach & Support
Down Range Warriors (307) 578-8484
Behavioral Health Services at Cody Regional Health (307) 578-2919
Yellowstone Behavioral Health Center – 24/7 1-888-863-0535
Wyoming Suicide Prevention Resource Center
Active Minds
2017-2021 State Suicide Prevention Plan
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention – Wyoming
Wyoming Suicide Prevention
NSSF Suicide Prevention Program for Retailers and Ranges (Free Toolkit)
Wyoming Suicide Prevention Resource Center
If you are in crisis Chat with someone online NOW
Reporting Suicide in the Media
The Media plays an important role in preventing suicide. How the news media covers suicide can either promote hope and help-seeking or increase hopelessness and the risk of contagion. The Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Team seeks to improve messaging by providing the Recommendations for Reporting on Suicide.
Following the recommendations also apply for online media coverage, social media sites, and blogs. Online media coverage should include hyperlinks to resources, such as suicide warnings and risk factors, or to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline to help inform readers and reduce the risk of suicide.
