- Mindful approach
- Solution focused
- Community aware
About Kurt
Kurt Ruffley is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) practicing in Montana. He brings four years of clinical experience and a background in military service and education to his work. Kurt aims to make therapy accessible and grounded, and he focuses on helping people manage stress, anxiety, trauma, parenting challenges, self-esteem, and depression.
Kurt uses straightforward methods to help clients feel more steady and capable. He draws on mindfulness practices to build emotional awareness and reduce stress. He also uses problem-solving and behavior-focused techniques to address day-to-day challenges.
He has experience working with people affected by homelessness, veterans adjusting to civilian life, and young people with disabilities or trauma histories. That community-focused work informs the way he plans care and connects people to practical supports.
Kurt balances telehealth with occasional in-person sessions in Montana's Flathead Valley, aiming to make appointments fit into busy lives. He emphasizes clear intake steps and personalized care plans so each person knows what to expect.
In sessions he works collaboratively to set realistic goals. He mixes skills practice, short-term problem-solving, and reflection about past experiences. Parents will find a practical, steady style that focuses on concrete tools and small changes rather than jargon.
Kurt uses straightforward methods to help clients feel more steady and capable. He draws on mindfulness practices to build emotional awareness and reduce stress. He also uses problem-solving and behavior-focused techniques to address day-to-day challenges.
He has experience working with people affected by homelessness, veterans adjusting to civilian life, and young people with disabilities or trauma histories. That community-focused work informs the way he plans care and connects people to practical supports.
Kurt balances telehealth with occasional in-person sessions in Montana's Flathead Valley, aiming to make appointments fit into busy lives. He emphasizes clear intake steps and personalized care plans so each person knows what to expect.
In sessions he works collaboratively to set realistic goals. He mixes skills practice, short-term problem-solving, and reflection about past experiences. Parents will find a practical, steady style that focuses on concrete tools and small changes rather than jargon.
This summary is based on the profile information listed on BetterHelp.