Tracy Vaughn

Thank you for visiting our website. My name is Tracy Vaughn and I have been a therapist for over 20 years. I have been in Montana since 2009. I have an office in Helena Montana and Missoula Montana. I have been in private practice most of my career and have also done some inpatient work. I have worked at various prisons in four different states including Montana.

I provide individual, family, marriage, and relationship counseling. I specialize in working with women who have been raped, incested, or sexually abused. I also work with men and women with a variety of issues including personality disorders, depression, anxiety, relationship, eating disorders, substance abuse, physical abuse, bereavement, identity problems, post-traumatic stress disorders, and mood disorders. I have worked with Intellectually Disabled and Developmentally Delayed clients as well. I also provide individual, relationship counseling, and various other treatments for returning veterans.

I perform psychosexual assessments and evaluations. I am qualified to administer, score and interpret the Static-2002R/99R, Hare PCL, MCMI-III, MMPI-II, PAI, Affinity 2.5, and any other inventories necessary to evaluate and diagnose sex offenders and their risk to reoffend. I work often with court ordered offenders for substance abuse and anger control. I provide sex offender treatment to convicted adult and juvenile sex offenders living in the community. 

EDUCATION/CERTIFICATION

November-2009
LICENCED CLINICAL PROFESSIONAL COUNSELOR: Montana Board of Social Worker Examiners and Professional Counselors, Helena,
Montana

April-2000
LICENSED MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELOR: State of Indiana Health Professions Bureau, Indianapolis, Indiana

October-1997
NATIONAL CERTIFIED COUNSELOR: National Board for Certified Counselors, Inc., South Bend, Indiana

May-1997
MASTER OF SCIENCE: Mental Health Counseling, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana

June-1994
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE: Management, Western International University, Phoenix, Arizona

I would be happy to speak with you about your counseling questions or concerns.