Our Services
At Cathedral Home, we offer a wide range of evidence-based mental health services designed to support youth, families, and individuals in Laramie + the entire state of Wyoming. Whether you’re navigating a difficult season or seeking long-term growth, we’re here for you with accessible, trauma-informed care you can trust.
Explore the range of programs and mental health support we offer. We're here to assist you every step of the way.
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Our team of six specialized, compassionate clinicians provide outpatient therapy for a variety of needs, including anxiety, depression, self-esteem, family dynamics, and everything in between. Click here to submit an inquiry for counseling.
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Our residential treatment program is designed to provide healing and personal growth for youth ages 12-17. We understand that some youth face complex challenges that require intensive support and a structured, therapeutic setting. Click here to learn more.
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Cathedral Home provides crisis intervention, group home care, and support for youth & their families at the Laramie Youth Crisis Center, helping individuals stabilize and connect to ongoing care. We prioritize safety and well-being, offering a confidential, non-judgmental space to express feelings and concerns. Click here to get help now.
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The trauma-informed staff at our Mae Olson Education Center (MOEC) help equip youth with the tools to excel in the classroom and beyond. Whether through study skills development or access to small classroom sizes (1:6), we're committed to ensuring that youth find success in school. Click here to explore our specialized education program.
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At our Resource Center, youth & family advocates provide case management assistance, parent education, transition & aftercare services, safety planning, healthcare navigation, and much more. Our staff work with families to identify their unique needs and connect them with the right services. Click here to learn more.
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Our team offers programs year-round designed to help youth and families build life skills and confidence. We offer parent education classes, independent living skills training, an ACES (Albany County Expelled and Suspended) program, suicide prevention trainings, and much more. Visit cathedralhome.org/community to get in touch with us.
Whatever it is, we have a resource for that.
“Cathedral Home taught me how to advocate for who I am, and that it's okay to not be okay. I owe, frankly, my life to the program.
— CHC alumni
What sets our services apart?
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Research underscores that our overall well-being hinges on more than just nutrition and medical attention; it's profoundly influenced by factors such as family dynamics, educational experiences, workplace environments, interpersonal connections, and personal safety. These elements don't just impact our physical health; they also play a pivotal role in shaping our self-perception.
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Our unwavering commitment centers on addressing these needs through a multi-faceted approach encompassing prevention, outreach, education, and community-based care. By doing so, we not only strive to provide essential support but also work towards creating fair and balanced opportunities and promoting equity for all.
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Residing in a rural area and grappling with mental health challenges should never stand in the way of accessing top-notch services. At Cathedral Home, we are committed to bridging this gap and tailoring our services to meet the unique needs of individuals living in rural settings. We firmly believe that quality mental health services should be accessible to everyone, regardless of their geographical location or financial means.
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Our core mission revolves around delivering research-based care that spans the entire spectrum of mental health concerns. Childhood trauma and adversity cast lasting shadows on both mental and physical well-being. At Cathedral Home, our unwavering commitment is to provide the support that can rewrite the narrative of health and wellness for young individuals and families.