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In Tom Miner Basin, Horse As Extension Of Place And Self

May 20, 2018

by Louise Johns
The Anderson Ranch in Tom Miner
For Julie Anderson, horses bring a grounding perspective in life in the wild Gallatins north of Yellowstone. Enjoy Louise Johns' new column and Western women and equines
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A Daughter's Ritual To Make Peace With Her Mother's Death

May 7, 2018

by Timothy Tate
Fire has always been part of human ritual
After losing her elder to dementia, this client of Timothy Tate finds relief in dreams and fire
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Remembering The Ties That Bind: A Daughter Copes With Her Mother's Dementia

April 19, 2018

by Timothy Tate
Bozeman psychotherapist Timothy Tate helps a client work through the pain of watching her matriarch's memory fade
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Of Young Men And Reform School

April 1, 2018

by Timothy Tate
Corrections officials chat behind the fence at Pine Hills.
In this age of firearm proliferation, how do we stop tragedy and who decides if a troubled teen can be healed?
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That Which We Cannot Escape In Life

March 2, 2018

by Timothy Tate
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For psychotherapist Timothy Tate, the minister's son, dealing with death requires making peace with oneself  
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Bench Marks: The People And Places Lifting Us Up When We Are Down

February 13, 2018 // Community

by Timothy Tate
Peets Hill, Bozeman, Montana
Psychotherapist Timothy Tate: It's tough work fighting to save the communities we love and finding ways to avert the trail of despair
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