Western Montana Mental Health welcomes outpatient therapist
The Western News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 7 years, 7 months AGO
Linda Jensen
Western Montana Mental Health has announced the hire of Linda M. Jensen, MSW, LCSW as an outpatient therapist.
According to a news release, Jensen earned a bachelor’s degree in social work from Lewis-Clark State College and a masters degrees in counseling and in social work from Boise State University. Five years ago, she came to Libby to work in the Altacare kids behavioral health program at both Kootenai Valley Head Start and Libby Elementary School. She is now a licensed clinical social worker and continues learning how to help others “attain a higher quality of life.”
Jensen is accepting new clients. To make an appointment call 406-293-8746.
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