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• What’s New at Rimrock Trails – Q4 2025

• Seasonal message + looking ahead: Rimrock Trails celebrates 35 years and thanks supporters while looking forward to 2026.

• Major grant support: Roundhouse Foundation awards a three-year $45,000 grant (first $15,000 installment) to fund client financial assistance and reduce barriers to care.

• Community partnership spotlight: Crook County Library’s Brenda Ford volunteers with teens in the Adolescent Residential Treatment Program through creative activities and connection.

• Bowties & Boots success: Fourth annual fundraiser at Brasada Ranch raises $110,000+ for behavioral health services across Central Oregon.

• Scholarships available: Four $2,500 Kiefer Leutschaft Memorial Scholarships; deadline March 2, 2026 (RHS + CCHS seniors pursuing behavioral/mental health fields).

• Volunteer Corner: New Bend Community Engagement Team members: Susanne Frilot and Seana McMann Ash.

• Shop-and-give partner: Parker Blake Design donates 10% of purchases to Rimrock Trails.

• Resources + support: Holiday safety tips for substance use and key crisis/help lines; plus “Now Hiring” and Heroes of Hope donor recognition.

• What’s New at Rimrock Trails – Q3 2025

• Rimrock Trails turns 35: Celebrating 35 years of behavioral health service in Central Oregon; 19,000+ services delivered in 2024.

• Recovery Month community events: Coffee Clatter with the Redmond Chamber (Sept. 5) + National Recovery Month celebration at Pioneer Park in Prineville (Sept. 19).

• Moose Lodge Rummage Sale (Shop for a Cause): Sept. 27, 2025 | 8:00 AM–3:00 PM | Redmond Moose Lodge (3199 US-97) benefiting Rimrock Trails.

• Bowties & Boots gala returns: 4th Annual “A Night to Remember” at Brasada Ranch on Oct. 23 with live music, food, raffles, and silent/live auctions supporting services across the region.

• Prineville Recovery Month recap: Community-wide event focused on connection, stigma reduction, and recovery resources; Recovery Month info available via SAMHSA toolkit link.

• Team Corner spotlight: Peggy Gregg shares her 15+ year journey at Rimrock Trails and the impact of witnessing long-term client recovery.

• Now hiring: Rimrock Trails invites applicants to explore open roles and benefits; links included for careers, impact video, and the 2024/2025 Community Impact Report.

• Jackie Sharib promoted to Outpatient Director; Katie Keck becomes Consulting Clinical Supervisor.

• Brandon McVeigh joins as new HR Manager, bringing nonprofit and healthcare experience.

• Rimrock and Wild Ride Brewing raised $50,000+ for mental health programs and scholarships.

• $12,500 in grants from Kiwanis and AgWest supports a healing horticultural therapy garden.

• “Bowties and Boots” fundraising gala returns Oct. 23 at Brasada Ranch.

• Volunteer spotlight: Jeannie Coyle Penney supports Prineville outreach.

• Now hiring: Rimrock offers meaningful work and great benefits.

• Visit NIMH for trusted mental health resources.

• Celebrating 35 Years of mental health and substance use treatment in Central Oregon.

• Adolescent Residential Program now accepting female clients (ages 12–17) again for the first time since the pandemic.

• New Staff Spotlight: Welcome Janeal Talton, CSWA, outpatient clinician with expertise in CBT and Collaborative Problem Solving.

• Community Event: Thank you for supporting Kiefer’s Magical Birthday Bash — proceeds benefit youth scholarships and client support.

• Grant Awards:

  • $10,000 from St. Charles Health System for Peer Support enrichment.

  • $11,400 from PacificSource Health Plans for Collaborative Problem Solving training.

• Get Involved:

  • Join Vince Thomas in the Eugene Marathon to honor Kiefer’s legacy.

  • Volunteer with us—make a ripple in your community.

• We're Hiring: Apply to join our team of compassionate, dedicated professionals.

• Expanded Services: New clinicians enable therapy sessions to start within two weeks.

• Team Spotlight: Kathryn Kemp, LCSW, joins as a Youth and Family Behavioral Health Clinician.

• Fundraising Success: "Bowties and Boots" raised $110,000 for behavioral health services.

• Community Support: Parker Blake Design and Windermere Foundation contribute to Rimrock Trails’ mission.

• Save the Date: "Kiefer's Magical Birthday Bash" on April 4-5, 2025.

• Volunteer Appreciation: Acknowledgment of volunteers and upcoming February thank-you initiative.

• Career Opportunities: Open positions include Youth Behavioral Health Counselor and Peer Support Specialist.

• New Facility: Rimrock Trails expands services with a new Prineville Outpatient Clinic.

• Team Update: Terri Brabo, MA, LPC-S, joins as Residential Operations Director.

• Community Support:

• Thanks to First Interstate Bank for event preparations.

• Appreciation for the Redmond Chamber of Commerce's mental health advocacy.

• Resources: October is National Depression and Mental Health Screening Month.

• Upcoming Event: "A Night to Remember: Bowties and Boots" on October 24th at Brasada Ranch.

• Volunteer Opportunity: Assist with the annual appeal mailing on November 4th.

• We're Hiring: Open position for a Behavioral Health Therapist.

• Jeff Larkin joins Rimrock Trails' board.

• Lana Wittmer joins the Redmond Community Engagement Team to support local families.

• Meet Our Team:

  • Brian Hodges, Residential Program Manager

• Kiefer Magical Legacy Fund Scholarships awarded to two high school seniors pursuing behavioral health careers.

  • Nearly $60,000 raised through events like the Kiefer Magical Birthday Bash.

• Canyon Moon Farms: Partnership to provide fresh food for teens in recovery.

• Upcoming Events: "A Night to Remember: Bowties & Boots" returns for its 3rd year on October 24th

• Resources: Celebrating Pride Month with LGBTQ+ mental health resources.

• We're Hiring: Positions available for Behavioral Health Therapist and Peer Support Specialist.

• New Therapy Service: Introduction of Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), a specialized program for children aged 2-7 at the Bend Counseling Clinic.

• Harvesting Hope Event: An upcoming mental health awareness and fundraising event presented by Finding My True North.

• Community Engagement: Rimrock Trails received $10,000 from Meta and $25,000 from the Oregon Community Foundation to support various mental health services and clinician training.

• Meet JP Avery: Spotlight on Outpatient Counselor JP Avery, who started as an intern at Rimrock Trails.

• Expanded Services: Partnered with Redmond School District to provide free mental health services for K-12 students in need.

• New Team Members: Welcomed Jeannie Coyle-Penney, Shelby Fisher, and Ramona McCallister to the Prineville Community Engagement Team.

• Fundraising Success: "A Night to Remember: Bowties and Boots" raised funds to support behavioral health programs, with special thanks to sponsors and volunteers.

• Community Partnerships: $25,000 grant from the Oregon Community Foundation and donations from Thornton Creek Mfg. to enhance services.

• Resources for the Holidays: Guidance on navigating holiday stress and support for mental health.

• Upcoming Event: Save the date for "Kiefer's Magical Birthday Bash" on April 6, 2024, benefiting the Kiefer Magical Legacy Fund.

• Join Our Team: Open positions to make an impact in behavioral health services.

• Expanded Services: Prineville Counseling Clinic now offers bilingual behavioral health care.

• Job Openings: Hiring bilingual therapists and a front office assistant with sign-on bonuses.

• New Team Member: Welcoming Rosa Martin as Human Resources Manager.

• Fundraising Success: Luncheon raised $18,000 for affordable mental health services.

• Save the Date: 1920s-themed "A Night to Remember" on September 28th in Bend.

• Community Engagement: Join National Night Out on August 1st in Redmond.

• Support Opportunities: Donate through Fred Meyer Rewards and BottleDrop.

In the Rimrock Trails 2022-2023 Community Impact Report, you will see the profound impact of their mission to provide comprehensive mental health counseling and substance use treatment services. Rimrock's success stories range from assembling an exceptional workforce to extending their reach to the most vulnerable individuals and families. Through their dedication, Rimrock Trails is fostering healing, unity, and a brighter future for the community.

We are beyond grateful for your incredible support at our second annual mental health awareness and fundraising event, A Life-Changing Lunch! Your kindness and dedication to our community helped us raise over $18,000, ensuring that individuals and families in Central Oregon can access the behavioral health services they need, regardless of their financial circumstances. 

Rimrock Trails is pleased to introduce Child and Family Therapist Katherine Amman, LCSW. Katherine specializes in Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, also known as PCIT at our Bend Counseling Clinic.

PCIT is an evidence-based treatment program designed for caregivers and their young children (2 to 7 years old) who are experiencing social, behavioral, and/or emotional difficulties.

Rimrock Trails' Board of Directors, team, and community appreciate the investment our Community Engagement Teams are making in our organization and mission. 

Rimrock Trails' Board of Directors, team, and community appreciate the investment our Community Engagement Teams are making in our organization and mission. 

As we continue to expand our services into the Bend community, we seek this dynamic team's guidance to forge relationships and call upon resources. Their assistance will help ensure that all local individuals and families have access to mental health and substance use counseling services and will further break down the stigma around seeking help.

We can’t thank these individuals enough for sharing their time, talents, and treasures with us!

The Team at Rimrock Trails is thrilled to announce we have reopened our Adolescent Residential Treatment Program.

Located in beautiful Prineville, Oregon, Rimrock Trails Residential Treatment Program is specifically designed for adolescents 12-17 years of age who are struggling with co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders.

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We are especially grateful to our community and partnering agencies Statewide, including the Oregon Health Authority, Oregon Council for Behavioral Health, and Pacific Source Community Solutions who showed unwavering support and encouragement for reopening the youth residential treatment program. We couldn't have done it without you.

Due to mental illness, last October we lost a beautiful soul way too early. But Kiefer's story didn't end there. Due to three ongoing campaigns, the love and light that Kiefer brought to so many lives on!

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​We would be grateful if you would unite in the movement and join or contribute to one or more of the three ongoing campaigns in honor of Kiefer. In doing so, together, we can shine a light on mental health awareness and ensure access to behavioral health services for children, teens, adults, and families, no matter their financial circumstances. - The Leutschaft Family

The Team at Rimrock Trails is very thankful to the Redmond Spirit Foundation's Leadership, and all of the individuals and businesses that donated to this amazing organization. This $3,000 award will help us move one step closer to making our Redmond Clinic the hub for child and family counseling in Central Oregon. We couldn't be more grateful for your support!

Rimrock Trails Treatment Services is grateful to receive $4,000 in grant funds from the Northwest Farm Credit Services Rural Community Grant Fund. This funding supports the work Rimrock Trails already has underway including, a $50,000 renovation project in our Crook County-based adolescent residential treatment program.

Wishing you and your loved ones a very joyous holiday season and a peaceful and prosperous new year.

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With the help of 14 supporters and our friends at Summit Bank, who matched $1,000 of your donations and raffled off an awesome gift basket, you raised over $3,000 this Giving Tuesday!

We are so very grateful to everyone who donated, shared, and participated in our #GivingTuesday event sponsored by Summit Bank.

Congratulations to Summit Bank Gift Basket Winner, Jennifer Stephens!

Rimrock Trails is looking for experienced, Master’s level trauma and family Therapists to work with teens in our Prineville-based Residential treatment program. We have only two remaining Therapist positions to fill and our new Residential team will be complete!

Filling these two positions is critical to our reopening in early 2022. In lieu of hiring a recruiter to fill the two positions, Rimrock Trails would like to utilize our community partners to help us. 

Rimrock Trails Purchases a New Space for the Redmond Counseling Clinic

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Rimrock Trails is pleased to announce the relocation of our Redmond Counseling Clinic into a beautiful historical downtown space.

Make a donation and earn a chance to win!

With every $5 donation you make to Rimrock Trails, your name will be entered in our raffle to win one of three beautiful quilts, made by Our Savior’s Stitchin Sisters. Three lucky winners will be drawn! 

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The drawing will be held at our Prineville Business Offices, 1333 NW 9th Street, on October 1, 2021, at noon. Winners will be notified by email and/or a phone call so please complete the Facebook donation form in its entirety. The quilts will be available for pick up at our offices or we can make arrangements to bring them to you.

If you would like to purchase your ticket with cash or check please contact michelle.duff@rimrocktrails.org.

We are seeking dedicated and driven professionals to advance our mission and vision. If you value the provision of excellent outcome-driven behavioral health treatment, we want you on our team!

For the month of May, Rimrock Trails joins the national movement to raise awareness about mental health concerns. We help reduce stigma around seeking services, provide support, educate the public, and advocate for policies supporting people with mental illness and their families.

For the month of May, Rimrock Trails joins the national movement to raise awareness about mental health concerns. We help reduce stigma around seeking services, provide support, educate the public, and advocate for policies supporting people with mental illness and their families.

The Redmond Kiwanis Foundation Contributes Nearly $17,000 Towards the Rimrock Trails Residential Treatment Program Renovations

Rimrock Trail’s counseling clinics are thriving and that is in part thanks to the amazing and important work of Outpatient Counselor, Chelsi Howard!

Chelsi started her career with Rimrock Trails in the residential treatment program and eventually moved into the Bend counseling clinic. She holds her master’s in Clinical Counseling with a concentration in wilderness therapy from Naropa University in Boulder Colorado.

With funding from the Oregon Health Authority’s 2020 CORONAVIRUS RELIEF FUNDS FOR LICENSED RESIDENTIAL PROVIDERS, Rimrock Trails has partnered with Able Construction, LLC to start renovations which will increase the safety of our clients and staff in the adolescent residential treatment program due to the risks associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rimrock Trails now offers eating disorder, disordered eating, and body image treatment in our Bend Counseling Clinic!

To make an appointment or referral, contact Behavioral Health Coordinator, Maggie, at (541) 388-8459 or visit our website at www.rimrocktrails.org.

Rimrock Trails is proud to partner with Be Bottle to help make the Holidays Merry for everyone in our community!

Mental health is all about being brave, being true, and being you! For every Be Bottle sold, ALL PROFITS will benefit Rimrock Trail’s mental health counseling clinics and adolescent residential treatment program.

Why Be Bottle? It's the most advanced, innovative, and fashionably functional personal hydration product on the planet.

To get started go to, https://bit.ly/rimrockfundraiser2020

As we continue to expand our mental health services into the Redmond community, this dynamic group of individuals has committed to helping us forge relationships, call upon resources to increase local awareness of our mission, and most of all improving lives through increased access to behavioral healthcare!

You donated over $10,000 to help Rimrock Trails Celebrate 30 years of service.

Thank you so much Central Oregon for championing Rimrock Trail's mission. Your generous gifts and participation ensure that every child, teen, adult, and family in Central Oregon will be able to access mental health and substance use counseling services. To see your gift in action, follow our Facebook page, or sign-up for our digital monthly newsletter.

This September we had hoped to have a BIG 30th birthday celebration event for Rimrock Trails. Due to all things COVID, we had to go the virtual route but we are making the best of it and our community is coming out to help!

Sticking with our 30th Birthday Theme, consider making a one time $30 gift on our Facebook Page or if you would like to support our work with a monthly automatic recurring contribution, you can join our Rimrock Royalty Club by visiting our website on the "Make An Impact" page.

Rimrock Trail's 2019/2020 Community Impact Report

We are thrilled to welcome Kiley Gilbert, PMHNP-BC, to the Rimrock Trails team. Looking to increase access to psychiatric medication management in Central Oregon, Kiley will be the contact for our new telepsychiatry practice.

Kiley earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology and Spanish from Augustana College, Bachelor and Master’s of Science degrees in Nursing from the St Louis University in Missouri, and she is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner.

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Telehealth Counseling Appointments

Use your smartphone, tablet or laptop to connect with your mental health provider through live video. 

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June is the gateway to summer!

Your continued support directly impacts our ability to provide uncompromised and affordable behavioral health services to Central Oregon children, teens, adults, and families. In addition, your gifts allow us to serve the teens in our residential treatment program while they work towards their recovery.

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The stress of the COVID-19 crisis is exacerbating individuals’ anxiety, depression, grief, and a myriad of other concerns. Fear and anxiety about the disease, isolation, and job insecurity can be overwhelming and cause strong emotions in adults and children. May is nationally recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month and there is no better time to talk about mental health than right now.

We are thrilled to welcome Maggie Allen to the Rimrock Trails team. On the job for just two weeks, Maggie is fulfilling the required Bridging the Gap Behavioral Health Navigator position.

Prior to moving to Oregon three weeks ago, Maggie worked for seven years in mental health and two years in health care recruitment. In addition to work, Maggie is pursuing a degree in psychology and communications.

Due to an urgent need in the community for child and family counseling services, Rimrock Trails hired Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Jackie Taylor to offer specialized counseling services focused on children diagnosed with mental health disorders and their families. The clinic will continue to provide individual and group counseling services to persons of all ages and with Jackie's direction incorporate a specialized focus on children's mental health issues including depression, anxiety, trauma, and grief.

We are so proud to announce that our very own Community Relations Manager, Michelle Duff and her husband John, were presented with the Redmond Chamber of Commerce & CVB 2019 Citizens of the Year Award!

A huge shout out for another wonderful donation from our friends at The 1017 Cattle Project. In early January, this awesome group of volunteers donated a 1/2 beef to fill the freezer in our teen residential treatment program's kitchen. This is the third donation from this amazing organization. Their giving spirit is an inspiration!

We are thankful to our valued partners at Northwestern Home Loans for their generous gift of $1,500.00! This kind donation will allow our Rimrock Trails Team to purchase holiday gifts for the teen residents in our residential treatment program.

Thank you to the very talented and skilled community of Our Savior's Stitchin Sisters, for gifting us 20 beautiful quilts. The quilts will be given as warm and comforting Christmas gifts to the teens who will be in our residential treatment program and away from home during the Holiday Season.

Thank you to Dan Mooney of Mooney Marketing and Josh Werner of Edward Jones Investments in Redmond, for allowing us to be the fortunate recipients of the "Mad Max" Car Raffle at the September Cascade Car Show. This wonderful gift of $1,500 helps Rimrock Trails provide quality mental health and substance use disorder treatment services to Central Oregon.