Wyoming Department of Health, Behavioral Health Division

The Wyoming Department of Health, Behavioral Health Division, located in Cheyenne, Wyoming, serves as the state’s central authority for overseeing and coordinating behavioral health services. The division is committed to providing an integrated continuum of care that is customer-focused, evidence-based, and outcomes-driven. Through its programs, the division ensures Wyoming residents have access to high-quality mental health and substance use treatment services, as well as support for problem gambling and other behavioral health challenges.

The division’s offerings include specialized services for children, adolescents, adults, and families. Programs such as the Early Intervention and Education Program (EIEP) focus on early detection and skill-building, while court-supervised treatment and behavioral health crisis support provide structured, outcome-oriented care for individuals in need. In addition, the division provides resources and guidance for providers across the state to ensure consistent, collaborative care. By integrating evidence-based practices, education, and family engagement, the Wyoming Behavioral Health Division helps residents achieve improved mental health outcomes, promote recovery, and strengthen overall well-being.

Beyond direct treatment, the division manages and supports key state institutions, including the Wyoming State Hospital and the Wyoming Life Resource Center, ensuring a coordinated network of behavioral health services across Wyoming. Their focus on collaboration, accountability, and continuous improvement allows the division to meet the evolving needs of individuals and families, creating a comprehensive, supportive, and accessible mental health care system throughout the state.