Marian is one of the most insightful and wonderful therapists I have ever known and I have highly…read morerecommended her to people who are looking and gotten the same feedback from others who have gone to her. She is always willing to work with clients with different approaches to give the tools you need to believe in yourself and make positive change in your own life at a pace you can set yourself. She is never judgmental or unprofessional and always gives her full attention in a session. I cannot say enough good things about her and I have been working with her for over 7 years.

Counselors are great! Front desk lady is rude and unapproachable. Told my sons they couldn't play…read morein the waiting area. maybe not a counseling service for children??!

The Center was , for me, originally prescribed by my OBGYN! My life has changed in so many ways…read moreover the years as a result of that. Through the use of several types of methods, that do not include psychiatric medication, I have been able to manage PTSD and its many side effects. I have gained control of a life long eating disorder, and although there are still setbacks, I am physically less than half the person I was upon arrival for treatment. After 20 +/- years I can not stress enough the positive impact The Adams Center has had not only on me, but my family and community as well. I was no longer a TRAUMA VICTIM, I was a SURVIVOR. I have left and gone back, as needed, for various treatment over the years. The Center is there to help, it's not over just because I left.

Collin is a life-changing counselor. Not only is Collin incredibly helpful as a counselor in all…read moreforms of family and personal counseling but he is a great professional adviser and life coach. He helped me with job and life transitions and gave me the personal tools to make these transitions easier. I would not be at the successful place that I am without his help and guidance in my past. He gave me great insight to helping deal with issues I honestly was not recognizing in my personal life. As someone who had never seen a counselor I was timid and skeptical about counseling, and he made me realize what a positive life changing experience it can be with his comfortable demeanor and approach. He will not sugar coat but will kindly guide and help find truth and reality through self reflection. I would highly recommend checking him out if you are going through similar issues -- I'm glad I did.

Collin is an amazing therapist that cares about the well-being of his patients. He is easy to talk…read moreto, gives you amenities to make you comfortable, and is great at what he does. He is flexible on time so you can always find time for a session and will go out of his way to help those in need. If you're looking for a cognitive-behavioral therapist, then he is the guy for you.

I participated in what I consider regular therapy or talk therapy for about 1.5 years before…read morelearning and exploring Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART). I felt that I needed to change up the style of therapy because I felt stuck. I researched a therapist near me, and Dr. Norwood was one of a few that offered it. His sessions are through Zoom and about 45-60 minutes long depending on what I needed that day. I did about 8 sessions total. The first session was a consultation and what struck me the most about it was that Dr. Norwood asked me if I felt comfortable and safe with him, of which no therapist had asked me before. It felt that he genuinely cared about my well-being. Dr. Norwood is extremely patient, his voice is calming, and he is very consistent. He would always allow the opportunity to ask questions to help understand the whole process. In this type of therapy, I knew I needed to have an open mind and trust the process for it to make a true impact. For me, it would take a few days after a session to realize how much had changed mentally and emotionally for me. Reflecting back on where I started, I realize how successful ART has been, and Dr. Norwood's practice is a testament to that.

I just can't say enough.... I reached out to Wellspring searching for the quiet and calm place that…read moreI knew was in my mind but in today's busy world I just couldn't get there on my own. Carolyn is an incredible teacher and is so so supportive-- no matter what your struggling with. She provides guided meditation that you get to take home with you. During your session she makes wonderful audio recordings that she then sends you for future use. The recordings include soothing music- can even be of your choosing. When you are done with her session (often 2 plus hours long) you have a sense of peace and accomplishment. Often I feel like I am in a permanent superhero stance! I can not express in words the value of her work. You just need to open your mind and let her lead you towards your own solutions.

Amazing in every way! I truly can't recommend it enough. Carolyn is so kind and calming; she…read moreexplains the science and rationale of hypno in a way that really makes sense to my conscious mind, but also eases my subconscious mind in ways that traditional therapy doesn't. I have multiple chronic illnesses. I first saw Carolyn before any diagnoses, when I thought it was all "in my head." First, she fixed my insomnia (which I'd had since early childhood). Then she helped me reduce anxiety and accept whatever symptoms remained. Perhaps most importantly, though, she helped me find self-compassion, which unlocked a lot of healing. Once the diagnoses came, she would "speak" to the cells in my body. I am largely a skeptic in life, but the way she explains this really made a lot of sense to me. Our bodies have innate understanding of what's wrong and how to heal. Even if we consciously can't grasp it, relaxation and visualizing the changes we want to see can help guide the body in righting the wrongs. It especially made sense for my POTS and MCAS diagnoses, as one is the dysregulation of the autonomic nervous system (precisely what we're "speaking" to in hypno) and the other is an over-active immune system. My time in the Wellspring office is some of the most relaxed I've ever felt in my life. The best part, though, is that you get to keep the recordings! I've often thought in therapy sessions "well, this is all well and good, but what about in the middle of the night when I'm alone, in pain, and can't sleep?" -- the recordings make it possible to continue the guided practice whenever you need it!

I was in rehab for nine weeks. The first week was rough because of my broken knee. The staff was…read moregreat. I met wonderful nurses and LNAs from the U S and parts of Africa and the Caribbean. Most of them are traveling nurses and care assistants. It's not easy working 8 , 12 or 16 hour day. They work so hard to take care of their patients then they come back and do it all over again. The PT and OT staff are really good in understanding your needs for success in rehabilitation. Love , hugs, and a grateful heart to all who work at Burlington Health and Rehabilitation.

I am a hospice RN. I had a patient at this facility who had bone cancer, which is extremely…read morepainful. Had to move the patient out of the facility on an emergency basis because they stole all of her morphine 3 times in 3 days. Yeah, she could not get any pain relief from bone cancer pain because the nurses kept stealing it. The nurses are also well known for drinking on the job so heavily that they pass out in the parking lot.

I recently moved to Vermont and I was out of my zoloft. I am medically complex and had been let…read moredown by traditional doctors previously. I have had to fight my entire adult life to be heard and believed and get a diagnosis, so I thought to try a more holistic practice. Dr Hobie started out the visit by saying I was more likely to die in a car crash than a serious illness and I had about 10 years left before I needed to worry. I was pretty confused, because what?? but we moved on. I began explaining about myself and my symptoms and journey to get my diagnosis of hEDS (sidenote: We are commonly called the "Zebras of the medical world" because doctors are trained to think of the most common cause first- "When you hear hoofbeats, think horses not zebras" and we are constantly gaslit about our own body by the medical community.) I get very little physical activity due to my condition. Dr Hobie told me that if I gained 20lbs of muscle, it would basically solve all my problems with my condition. I am literally disabled. That is a difficult feat for a typical able-bodied person. He did not perform any type of physical evaluation of me, other than listen to my heart for less than 30 seconds. I said I was having certain symptoms that I believed to be neurological and wanted a referral to a neurologist. He said "a neurologist is a BRAIN doctor," as if I didn't know that. Made me feel very stupid and unheard. He continued to dismiss all my symptoms such as tingling in my arms/hands and legs/feet, constant dizzy headache that worsens with activity, fainting - (he said "How many times," and brought up the gaining lbs of muscle thing again) ringing in my ears, fluid leaking from my nose when i leean forward/bend over unrelated to illness that resolves immediately when returning upright. Dr. Hobie said "ringing in your ears"--pointed to his ear-- "ear--ENT. Your symptoms aren't neurological. A neurologist isn't going to see you for fluid coming out of your nose." like I was so stupid for suggesting that the combination of my symptoms could be neurological. And even if they aren't, there is a way to communicate without belittling. Living in my failing body for 32 years, its safe to say I have done my FAIR bit of research into my condition. I mentioned chiari malformation, cervical instability, CSF leak, conditions that are common with EDS as possibilities. He dismissed all of them and said "none of your symptoms are related to those. We need to look at more common things, not things that less than 1000 people are diagnosed with." I responded with the fact that I was well aware of the "Zebras" analogy. What I wanted to say was "He would have been too if he had done any google searching about EDS, which I noted in my pre appointment paperwork. And maybe more people would be diagnosed if their doctors would listen to them," but I was holding it together and just ready to leave. He suggested physical therapy at the place below his office, and lab work "to make sure nothing is gonna kill you right now." Mentioned me dying multiple times, it was weird. He said all my problems were related to ENT and then DID NOT REFER ME TO ENT or note any of my complaints in my chart about my symptoms. I cried in the car on my way home. Do not come here if you have any chronic illness. 2 stars for getting my zoloft filled.

Dr.Hobie truly cares. He wants to listen and make sure you are comfortable. He will find different…read moreways to support you with your ailments. I like the type of care he offers because he doesn't look at just the short term issue but the entire problem. He doesn't give bandages but finds the root of the problem. The office staff is accommodating and friendly. I struggled for so long and I'm glad I found this office.

I was told not to come in for two weeks by Andy and that he would have the appointment from the…read moresystem. I then had all of my appointments cancelled by them after being sick the following week and calling to let them know because I had been a "no show" even though this wasn't true. They were extremely rude and called me untruthful when I have no reason to lie, I was going based off what I was told. They told me I was "changing my story" and that "Andy would never do that" when my story had not changed at all, I was communicating that it was unfair to have all my appointments cancelled when I was simply following orders. I have been waiting months for this care and to be treated like this is absolutely unacceptable. I have never been treated this badly by healthcare professionals before.

Love these people! Helped me get back into shape after my ACL reconstruction, also a very nice…read morereceptionist and flexible if you have something come up or need to reschedule! The PTs were motivating but still gentle and supportive. I ran my first 5 minutes here which seemed impossible and I'm very grateful for them. Also, the public bus drops you off right near it. Definitely recommend!