Therapy for men in Whitefish Montana.

For guys who are used to handling it alone.

I'm Burket Kniveton, a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) offering individual therapy for men in Whitefish, Montana, and by telehealth anywhere in the state. Men usually come to me after a divorce or breakup, when they've lost a sense of direction, when they feel flat or irritable, or because a partner asked them to. Sessions are $150, and I'm in network with most major Montana insurers.

Consultations: 20 minutes. No cost. You'll talk with me directly.

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Are you guy in Montana who is:

Doing the same thing over and over, even though it isn't helping you or your relationship?
Trying to get away from that critical voice and understand yourself better?
Going through major changes and dealing with emotions that feel difficult and overwhelming?
Looking for more meaning in you life?
Stuck in patterns that developed long ago, and are no longer helping you?

THE MEN I WORK WITH ARE:

Leaders | Fathers | Athletes | Skiers | Creatives

…They are guys like you

Why do men in Whitefish come to therapy?

Guys come to therapy for all kinds of reasons, and they have one thing in common: they want more out of life. Whether you're looking for insight or want to change something specific, we can work together as you move toward it.

If you are a guy in Montana… Counseling can help you make a difference in your life no matter what you are struggling with. If you are trying to get more out of your life or you are looking for insight or to make change with a specific concern, we can work together to support you as you move towards those goals.

Divorce, a breakup, or relationship problems

The end of a relationship can knock the ground out from under you, even when you saw it coming. So can the same fight on repeat, or drama that never seems to settle. Therapy gives you a place to sort out what happened, what part is yours, and what you want next.

"My wife or partner wants me to go to therapy"

That's how a lot of guys end up here, and it's a perfectly good reason. You don't have to show up convinced. Come see what it's like. Most men find it more practical and less weird than they expected.

Questions about meaning, purpose, and direction

You've done what you were supposed to do: the job, the house, maybe the family. But the drive that got you here has faded, and you're not sure what you're working toward now. We'll look at what matters to you at this point in your life, and what has been getting in the way of it.

Depression, anger, and emotions that don't make sense

In men, depression often doesn't look like sadness. It can look like a short fuse, pulling away from people, or just going through the motions. If your reactions feel out of proportion or out of your control, that's worth understanding.

Men also come to therapy for:

Escapism: checking out through work, screens, or drinking
Constantly feeling distracted
Questions about identity
Fulfillment in life and work
Performance anxiety
Patterns that started long ago and no longer help

What would your life be like if…

You responded instead of reacting all the time?
You communicated better?
You were more aware of who you really are?
You were more focused on what really matters?
Your anxiety and depression didn’t get in the way?
Your sleep was better?

You know that it is possible for you to live a better life and to find some balance. You want to get away from the thoughts and cycles that are hold you back. You are ready for better…

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What does therapy for men actually look like?

I'm Burket, a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Whitefish, Montana. I offer therapy, counseling, and coaching for men who are ready to look at what's holding them back. LEARN MORE ABOUT ME.

As a guy, I recognize that men often have a difficult time understanding and addressing their needs, emotions, & desires in a way that helps. I also know what is possible when you are able to get past these roadblocks, understand yourself better, and become more present.

So what does it look like? A real conversation, focused on you and your goals. I'm here to help you take a deep look at yourself and the life you're living. I'm not here to "fix" you, point out what you're doing wrong, or tell you how to live. I’m here to help you find what you need to move forward.

If you are ready to go deeper and address the issues in your life, you are ready to find the something more, and you are ready to connect with a Therapist in Whitefish who understands what it’s like to be a guy in Montana asking for help from a professional counselor… LET’S TALK.

What to expect

A free 20-minute consultation. You'll talk with me directly. Tell me a little about what's going on, and we'll see whether I'm a good fit.
A first session. We'll talk through what brought you in and what you want to be different.
Ongoing sessions. In person in Whitefish or by telehealth. Many clients report more insight within the first several weeks.

FAQs

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6 What services do you offer?

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Burket Kniveton is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Montana. I offer counseling, therapy, and life coaching in Whitefish, the Flathead Valley, and across Montana.

Do you offer in-person therapy for men in Whitefish?

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Yes. Burket Kniveton, LCPC, sees men in person at his Whitefish, Montana office and by telehealth anywhere in the state. I meet with clients who live across the Flathead Valley and Montana.

Do you take insurance for men's counseling?

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Yes. Kniveton Counseling is in network with Aetna, Allegiance, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Mountain Health CO-OP, PacificSource, and UnitedHealthcare. The self-pay rate is $150 per session.

What if my wife or partner is the one who wants me to see a counselor?

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That's one of the most common reasons men start therapy. You don't need to be convinced it will help. A free 20-minute call is a low-pressure way to find out.

Yes. I have ethical, legal, and professional commitments to keep our conversations completely confidential. 100% of What we talk about stays between you and I. There are only a few specific cases where I would be legally obligated to disclose your private information. We will discuss and define those specific scenarios before we start our sessions.

What if I'm not good at talking about feelings?