Welcome to Cathedral Corner!

Here, we highlight issues that matter most to us—youth & family mental health, prevention, education, and advocacy—while offering a closer look at the programs and partnerships that drive our mission forward.

Cathedral Corner

Guest User 3/9/26 Guest User 3/9/26

Coaches Who Care: Changing the Game for Youth Mental Health

Guest User 1/26/26 Guest User 1/26/26

Cultivating Understanding: Exploring Perceptions of Mental Health and Suicide in Agriculture

Cathedral Home counselor Amanda Tracy, PPC, shares insights from her PhD dissertation research on perceptions of mental health and suicide in agriculture, focusing on how young adults raised in farming and ranching communities make sense of these issues.

Guest User 12/15/25 Guest User 12/15/25

Bridging the Gaps: Why Mental Health Equity Matters in Wyoming’s Rural Communities

At Cathedral Home, we know that mental health equity — giving every person a fair opportunity to access the care they deserve — is a necessary and urgent need in Wyoming. In this blog post, we break down the mental health landscape in Wyoming, the barriers rural youth and families face, and what it will take to build a better system of care for all.

Guest User 11/21/25 Guest User 11/21/25

It Takes a Village: How Community Connection Supports Mental Health

Community is vital for youth mental health. Learn how Cathedral Home empowers kids in Wyoming to get involved, give back, and feel connected.

Guest User 10/21/25 Guest User 10/21/25

Lessons from the Barn: How Horse Therapy Helps Youth Build Belonging & Resilience

Discover how horse therapy helps youth build confidence, emotional resilience, and coping skills through Cathedral Home’s equine therapy program in Laramie, Wyoming.

Guest User 10/1/25 Guest User 10/1/25

From Surviving to Thriving: What We Know About Helping Kids Heal, Hope, & Connect

For years, our team has focused on helping youth grow, learn, play, and thrive by combining trauma-informed practices with asset-building — an approach that helps kids not only heal from past experiences, but also gain the confidence and skills to build a healthy path forward. Here’s what that looks like in action, and how we know it works for kids.