Curry Health Center

Wellbeing Support Coaches

Did you know we offer free personalized support through our Wellbeing Support Coaches? Whether you’re stressed, overwhelmed, or just need someone to talk to, our coaches are here to listen and guide you. You can book with a specific coach or at a time that fits your schedule and online students can request Zoom when booking.

Why book an appointment?

Tailored Support: Our coaches will customize their approach to your individual needs, helping you get the most out of your sessions. 1:1 well-being support for students in person or via zoom on the specific areas of wellbeing.
Comprehensive Wellbeing: We address a range of concerns, from stress and anxiety to time management, sleep, movement, nutrition, and more. We're here to support you in finding the right balance and connecting you with resources that suit your situation.

Your wellbeing matters to us. Taking the initiative to seek support is a sign of strength, and we encourage you to make this positive step toward a healthier, more fulfilling college experience.

Wellbeing Support Coaches

Everyone's college experience is different, and our Wellbeing Support Coaches are here to support yours. They can help you navigate stress, create healthy routines, improve focus, build resilience, and develop strategies for academic success. Click on each coach to learn more about their unique strengths and how they can support your journey.

Make an appointment with a coach

Dylan Vanrossum

Davidson Honors College, Room 017

Hi! My name is Dylan (she/her), and I am so excited to be one of your Wellbeing Support Coaches this year. I am a senior majoring in Social Work and minoring in Global Public Health. To support my own wellbeing, I enjoy going for walks, baking treats for my loved ones, and listening to music. I look forward to helping my peers recognize their strengths and work toward their wellbeing goals!
Joe Cleinmark

Brantly Hall, Room 304

Hi! My name is Joe, and I am a Master of Social Work student. Before coming to UM, I spent nearly 20 years working seasonal jobs centered around people, community, and the natural world. Meditation has been an important part of my wellbeing journey, helping me feel grounded and inspiring a lasting curiosity about how people create meaningful, connected lives.

These days, I enjoy gardening, building community, and exploring ways to find balance in a busy world. As a Wellbeing Support Coach, I hope to offer students a space to slow down, think things through, and discover what helps them feel well — both academically and personally.
Kayla Voth

College of Business, Room L35

Hi! My name is Kayla, and I am completing my master’s degree in Social Work at the University of Montana. I am originally from Colorado Springs, Colorado. One of my wellbeing superpowers is my ability to empathize with and support others. In my free time, I enjoy crocheting, spending time with my dog, and playing video games with my significant other.
Jacob Burns

Alexander Blewett III School of Law, Room 216

Hi! My name is Jacob Burns, and I am a senior completing my bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Sport Psychology. I grew up in the Midwest, primarily in Iowa and Minnesota.

One way I support my wellbeing is by running and playing soccer. Movement helps me feel accomplished and positive. One of my favorite wellbeing tools is box breathing, which helps me slow down and stay present when I feel overwhelmed.
Jess Reilly

Liberal Arts Building, Room 235B

Hi! My name is Jess Reilly, and I am from New Jersey. I am a junior at UM studying Communication Studies and Psychology.

One of my favorite ways to care for myself is by taking a walk—preferably with a good friend! I love getting outside, exploring Missoula, and taking time to step away from school and everyday stress.

My favorite wellbeing tip is to never underestimate the power of positivity. Focusing on the good, celebrating small wins, and surrounding yourself with people who bring positive energy into your life can make a meaningful difference. Even on a hard day, finding one small thing to be grateful for can help shift your mindset.
Dave Payseno

Schreiber Gym, Room 112

Hi! My name is Dave, and I am pursuing a master’s degree in Social Work with the goal of providing mental health counseling to military veterans. In my free time, I enjoy playing with my kids, blacksmithing, and reading.

Dylan Vanrossum

Davidson Honors College, Room 017

Hi! My name is Dylan (she/her), and I am so excited to be one of your Wellbeing Support Coaches this year. I am a senior majoring in Social Work and minoring in Global Public Health. To support my own wellbeing, I enjoy going for walks, baking treats for my loved ones, and listening to music. I look forward to helping my peers recognize their strengths and work toward their wellbeing goals!

Joe Cleinmark

Brantly Hall, Room 304

Hi! My name is Joe, and I am a Master of Social Work student. Before coming to UM, I spent nearly 20 years working seasonal jobs centered around people, community, and the natural world. Meditation has been an important part of my wellbeing journey, helping me feel grounded and inspiring a lasting curiosity about how people create meaningful, connected lives.

These days, I enjoy gardening, building community, and exploring ways to find balance in a busy world. As a Wellbeing Support Coach, I hope to offer students a space to slow down, think things through, and discover what helps them feel well — both academically and personally.

Kayla Voth

College of Business, Room L35

Hi! My name is Kayla, and I am completing my master’s degree in Social Work at the University of Montana. I am originally from Colorado Springs, Colorado. One of my wellbeing superpowers is my ability to empathize with and support others. In my free time, I enjoy crocheting, spending time with my dog, and playing video games with my significant other.

Jacob Burns

Alexander Blewett III School of Law, Room 216

Hi! My name is Jacob Burns, and I am a senior completing my bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Sport Psychology. I grew up in the Midwest, primarily in Iowa and Minnesota.

One way I support my wellbeing is by running and playing soccer. Movement helps me feel accomplished and positive. One of my favorite wellbeing tools is box breathing, which helps me slow down and stay present when I feel overwhelmed.

Jess Reilly

Liberal Arts Building, Room 235B

Hi! My name is Jess Reilly, and I am from New Jersey. I am a junior at UM studying Communication Studies and Psychology.

One of my favorite ways to care for myself is by taking a walk—preferably with a good friend! I love getting outside, exploring Missoula, and taking time to step away from school and everyday stress.

My favorite wellbeing tip is to never underestimate the power of positivity. Focusing on the good, celebrating small wins, and surrounding yourself with people who bring positive energy into your life can make a meaningful difference. Even on a hard day, finding one small thing to be grateful for can help shift your mindset.

Dave Payseno

Schreiber Gym, Room 112

Hi! My name is Dave, and I am pursuing a master’s degree in Social Work with the goal of providing mental health counseling to military veterans. In my free time, I enjoy playing with my kids, blacksmithing, and reading.

Wellbeing Support Coach Office Locations


Wellbeing Support Coach	Office Location
Dylan Vanrossum	Davidson Honors College Room 017
Joe Cleinmark	Brantly Hall Room 304
Kayla Voth	College of Business Room L35
Jacob Burns	Alexander Blewett III School of Law Room 216
Jess Reilly	Eck Hall (Liberal Arts Building) Room 235B
Dave Payseno	Schreiber Gym Room 112

Referrals

What Is An Appropriate Referral?
- Support in coping with stress, anxiety, and feeling overwhelmed
- Sleep and Sleep hygiene
- Time Management and Procrastination
- Movement and Nutrition
- Assistance with finding the right resource for support