Teton Behavioral Health Alliance to Host Community Town Hall on Behavioral Health Survey Findings

The Town Hall will share key find­ings from the Alliance’s 2026 Com­mu­ni­ty Behav­ioral Health Needs Sur­vey and 2026 Provider Behav­ioral Health Sur­vey, high­light major rec­om­men­da­tions emerg­ing from the data, and pro­vide updates on the Alliance’s ongo­ing efforts to address iden­ti­fied com­mu­ni­ty needs. The event is open to com­mu­ni­ty mem­bers, behav­ioral health providers, non­prof­it lead­ers, edu­ca­tors, busi­ness lead­ers, fun­ders, elect­ed offi­cials, and oth­er cross-sec­tor partners. 

The sur­veys pro­vide impor­tant insights into com­mu­ni­ty well-being, behav­ioral health chal­lenges, access to care, and the capac­i­ty of local providers. Town Hall par­tic­i­pants will have the oppor­tu­ni­ty to learn about cur­rent trends, under­stand areas of progress and ongo­ing need, and hear how sur­vey find­ings are help­ing guide com­mu­ni­ty-wide action. The event will also offer time for ques­tions and discussion. 

“Behav­ioral health affects all of us, and strong com­mu­ni­ties are built when peo­ple have access to infor­ma­tion and oppor­tu­ni­ties to engage in the con­ver­sa­tion,” said Kate Schelbe, Back­bone Leader of the Alliance. ​“This Town Hall is an oppor­tu­ni­ty for com­mu­ni­ty mem­bers to learn more about behav­ioral health needs in Teton Coun­ty, under­stand what the data tell us, and see how col­lec­tive action is help­ing address those needs.” 

About Teton Behav­ioral Health Alliance

The Teton Behav­ioral Health Alliance works to improve the behav­ioral health care sys­tem in Teton Coun­ty, Wyoming at a sys­tems lev­el through high-lev­el, cross-sec­toral col­lab­o­ra­tion. As such, the Teton Behav­ioral Health Alliance facil­i­tates com­mu­ni­ty-wide actions that enhance pre­ven­tion, treat­ment, and cri­sis response efforts while address­ing the gaps and inequities in the sys­tem to ben­e­fit all who live and work in Teton Coun­ty. Well-being is not only a result of indi­vid­ual choic­es; it is also deter­mined by the qual­i­ty of con­nec­tions and con­nec­tiv­i­ty we have to oth­ers, our sense of belong­ing, and our abil­i­ty to access resources. The Teton Behav­ioral Health Alliance rec­og­nizes that togeth­er we have the pow­er to shape our expe­ri­ence and tra­jec­to­ry as a com­mu­ni­ty.