Discussing things that upset you or learning how to get along with your significant other or how to…read morehelp your child through trauma can be difficult to discuss with friends, much less with a complete stranger. It can be so hard to reach out for help, and harder to find someone you can trust once you decide to look for it. I was subjected to numerous counselors and psychologists when I was 8, following the adoption of my then 5 year old brother. It was difficult even as a child to talk to someone I didn't know, and often I felt betrayed by the people I talked to when they would share our sessions with my parents. A little over a year ago, my boyfriend and I reached the point in our relationship where we needed someone to step in as an objective mediator to help us through some of the things we couldn't seem to deal with on our own. We chose to try out the counselors at my college, Holy Cross, as sessions there are free for students. When we met Chuck, we felt good about him from the beginning. He's very quiet and an amazing listener. He likes to try different approaches until he finds something that will work for YOU, and he does his homework before you come in - he's exceptionally prepared. I've never met someone as genuine as Chuck. He forgives my off days when I'm moody and difficult and don't want to talk, and I know that he really cares about me and my relationship with my boyfriend. We've moved from couples counseling into individual counseling, to work on ourselves as individuals before continuing to work on our relationship (this was a choice we made together). When Chuck finished his graduate degree at Holy Cross, he moved to the New Orleans Hope and Wellness Center, where his wife has also set up an office for counseling. I opted to follow him, even though my visits are no longer free! My boyfriend and I both recommend him for any and all counseling needs. You couldn't be in better hands! Chuck speaks highly of his wife's abilities as a counselor, but I haven't met her yet so I will just leave you with my review of Chuck. Should you need anyone to talk to, he's the person you want, and his rates are affordable.

Zahava is amazing. She patiently worked on "r" articulation with my 8 year old son for years. She…read morewent above and beyond, even working alongside his elementary school classroom teachers in order to find the best accommodations for him. She brings incredible positive energy into any home she enters. Even my 2 daughters looked forward to her tutoring sessions with my son. In short, Zahava is a gift to any child she works with.

Nice guy and good physician. Has maintained a fine practice in town for decades.read more

I knew Carol in PA school in 1974 thru 1976. She was a top student and helped me with the classwork…read moreas much as she could. I am elated and so proud this wonderful caring woman went on to further her degree and obtain an MD on top of her PA credentials. I'm sure she is an excellent Pediatrician and Vermont is lucky to have her.

Caring group of people. Responsive (within reason!) and excellent medical care. My whole family…read moregoes here and we love it:

I am so grateful to have this dedicated caring group for my health care. I have been going to them…read morefor many years and so has my husband. We have been well cared for always. The group has a lab, X-Ray, and pharmacy on site as well as other services. They have always been kind attentive and helpful. During this covid crisis they have taken extreme measures to keep their patients safe and healthy. I wouldn't go elsewhere.

Kathleen is remarkable. She is knowledgeable, listens closely, and knows how distract one from the…read moreinevitable discomfort with compassion and humor. I have been to many PTs....Kathleen has been a teacher and coach in addition to making me feel safe and supported during an emotional and physically challenging time.

Kathy McCauley, DPT, who runs Integrated Orthopedic Physical Therapy, is an excellent clinician!…read more I've seen good PT's and Chiropractors over the years for chronic back issues related to scoliosis and stenosis. She is the first clinician who sat with me to thoroughly explain what was going on with my body, through viewing my x-rays, computer generated anatomical pictures, and her own words. Her use of body adjustment/alignment techniques, Dry Needling, body work and prescribed exercises, helped me recover much of my regular functional life activities. Kathy is very personable, an excellent communicator and is an extremely competent and professional physical therapist. I highly recommend her!

Superb dermatologist. Efficient and effective. Well organized office! Friendly staff. Strongly…read morerecommended. I have been with him for a very long time!!

Dr Wyatt and his staff have provided excellent service to me, my family and friends over the past…read more15+ years.

Although I'd seen Beth for myofascial release-work last year and always had a good experience, I'm…read morekinda blown away that I can see her now, during Shelter-in-Place VIRTUALLY. In March on a socially-distanced nature walk I slipped in mud and fell. When Beth eventually emailed her list that she was offering myofascial release-work over Zoom, I signed up, curious. It worked. Over Zoom. Twice. I feel better - about 90% the same as if I'd seen her in person. Some aspects of the session seemed even more effective than in-person. Don't ask me how. Non-local entanglement or something physics-explainable. I'm signing up again.

I meant to write a review for actual, corporeal Beth ages ago, when I'd seen her several times for…read moremassage, so it seems funny that I'm here writing a review for virtual Beth and her online sessions. :) She's a stellar massage therapist [shout out from my neck!], but it's only because a friend of mine was referred to a class of hers and raved that I considered doing an online session - let alone a bunch of them. Beth is wonderfully present, thoughtful, and intuitive in session - plus she's impressively observant and alert, even via the seemingly-weird webcam medium. She's helped me deal with a lot of non-Covid stuff with her SE work, and, although it's hard to imagine a world in which I'd have chosen remote work over touch therapy, I'm grateful I've had the opportunity to benefit from her abundant hands-free gifts.