Find a therapist in Vermont - In-person & online therapy

2 providers found based on your search.

Emily LeVan

APN/NP Psychiatry Provider (she/her)

Together, we’ll look at the challenges you’re facing and explore strategies to help you feel better and move forward.

Depression

Accepts Insurance Or Self-pay

Video sessions

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Maria Spadanuda

APN/NP Psychiatry Provider (she/her)

As a psychiatric nurse practitioner my role is to be a caring and knowledgeable guide throughout your health and healing journey.

Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, and Depression

Accepts Insurance Or Self-pay

Video sessions

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Frequently Asked Questions

How to find the right therapist?

Finding the right therapist in Vermont means finding someone who accepts your insurance, has availability, and specializes in your needs. SonderMind expertly matches you with a provider near you by asking you the most essential questions to help you find the best matches near you that fit your specified criteria. You can also do a filtered search on the SonderMind directory to find a qualified provider.

What are the different types of therapy?

Therapists in Vermont use various approaches, including but not limited to:

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT): Helps change negative thought patterns
Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT): Focuses on emotional regulation
Mindfulness-based therapy: Uses mindfulness techniques to reduce stress
Trauma therapy: Helps process and recover from past experiences

How long does therapy last?

Therapy duration depends on individual needs. 84% of SonderMind clients saw a measurable reduction in their symptoms in as little as 2 months. Although some clients may see progress in a few sessions, others may benefit from ongoing support. Know that every situation is unique, and your therapist will work with you to develop a personalized treatment plan.

What should I expect in my first session?

During your first therapy session with a VT therapist, you will discuss your background, goals, and concerns. This is an opportunity to ask questions and establish a foundation for future sessions.

Are there therapists in Vermont accepting new clients?

Yes, SonderMind currently has 2 therapists in VT accepting new clients.

Types of therapy offered

Individual therapy

Individual therapy offers a personalized approach—allowing you to work one-on-one with a licensed therapist in Vermont. Using methods such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness practices, and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), therapists can help you address anxiety, depression, and life transitions in a confidential and supportive setting.

Couples counseling & therapy

Building strong relationships requires effort, and our couples therapists in Vermont are here to help partners enhance their bond, improve communication, and resolve conflicts. Whether you're facing trust issues, life transitions, or general relationship challenges, our therapists provide tools to foster deeper connection and understanding.

Family therapy

Family therapy is designed to address the dynamics and relationships within your family unit. For Vermont families dealing with communication issues, life changes, or parenting struggles, therapy can help create a more harmonious environment by fostering understanding and conflict resolution.

Online therapy

SonderMind’s online therapy services make it easy for VT residents to access mental healthcare from anywhere. Regardless of where you are in Vermont, virtual sessions provide flexible, convenient support without compromising the quality of care. Online therapy allows you to receive expert guidance from licensed therapists at a time and place that suits you.

Specializations

Trauma and PTSD

If you're struggling with trauma, SonderMind therapists in Vermont provide trauma-focused therapy to help you process experiences and regain control of your life. Evidence-based approaches like EMDR and trauma-informed CBT can support healing.

Anxiety and depression therapy

Anxiety and depression can significantly impact daily life, but you don't have to navigate them alone. SonderMind therapists in Vermont use personalized approaches, including mindfulness techniques and cognitive therapy, to help you manage symptoms and find relief.

Addiction counseling

Overcoming addiction is a challenging journey, but therapy can be a critical step toward recovery. SonderMind providers in Vermont offer support for substance use disorders—helping clients develop coping strategies and achieve lasting change.

Child and adolescent therapy

SonderMind therapists specialize in working with children and teens in Vermont to address issues such as school-related stress, behavioral challenges, and emotional regulation. Child therapy with a specialized provider can help young individuals build resilience and develop healthy coping mechanisms.

Therapy for relationship issues

Navigating relationship challenges—whether romantic, familial, or platonic—can be difficult. SonderMind therapists in Vermont can help clients improve communication, resolve conflicts, and build stronger, healthier relationships.

How to Choose the Best Therapist

Determine Your Therapy Needs

Before beginning therapy in VT, consider your specific mental health needs. Whether you're looking for help with anxiety, relationship challenges, or trauma recovery, you can find the right therapist faster by first identifying your goals.

Research Therapist Credentials

SonderMind therapists in VT are licensed professionals including but not limited to licensed professional counselors (LPC), licensed clinical social workers (LCSW), and licensed marriage and family therapists (LMFT). Credentials demonstrate a clinician’s readiness to support clients struggling with mental health disorders. As much as there is nuance to the different credentials a clinician may hold, the most important thing is building a relationship with a provider you trust and feel supported by.

Consider therapy approach and methods

Therapists use various approaches including but not limited to cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and psychodynamic therapy. Not all modalities will work for every individual. It’s important to find a provider who can help you identify the best treatment options for your specific needs.

Book a session with a SonderMind provider

Finding a therapist in Vermont is easy with SonderMind. We match you with licensed providers in your area based on your preferences, insurance coverage, and availability, so you can find the right care for you.

What is the best way to find a therapist in Vermont?

The fastest and most efficient way is to use SonderMind’s provider directory to match with one of the 2 licensed therapists in Vermont.

Cost and insurance

Average cost per therapy session in Vermont

Therapy costs in Vermont, can vary depending on session length or whether you'll be using insurance to cover care. SonderMind offers affordable options including self-pay rates and insurance coverage. The average co-pay a SonderMind client pays is $30/session, but this is dependent on your insurance plan. Self-pay rates typically range from $89 to $200 per session.

Insurance coverage for therapy

SonderMind works with major insurance providers in Vermont to make therapy more accessible and affordable. Check with your insurance provider to confirm your coverage, including co-pays and deductibles.

Do therapists in Vermont take insurance?

Yes. Many of the 2 therapists in Vermont accept insurance, though coverage depends on your specific plan. You can check to see if your insurance covers therapy sessions here.