Do you or someone you know want help with:
• Substance use issues
• Depression, anxiety or stress
• Trauma
• Bipolar concerns
• Anger management
• Adjustment to life changes
• Family or parenting challenges
Why should you choose Spectrum Counseling to help?
Spectrum is nationally recognized for the work we do with youth. Our Counseling Program specializes in providing confidential screening, assessment and treatment of mental health and substance use concerns for adolescents and young adults (ages 14-22) and families.
Our staff is trained as Clinical Mental Health and Substance Abuse counselors and use evidence based best practices approved by the National Institute on Drug Abuse. Treatment is individualized and developed with each youth and family.
Did you know we also provide:
• Alcohol and drug testing for clients
• DUI/CRASH counseling
• Psychiatric assessment
• Access to medical services
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How do you make an appointment or referral?
We have open intakes daily, so call us today at (802) 864-7423 ext. 310 (all voicemail is confidential).
We are located at 31 Elmwood Avenue in Burlington, just after the Post Office on the left.
If you are in crisis and are not a Spectrum client, please call First Call at (802) 488-7777. If you are already a client, call our beeper at (802) 741-5195.
How do you pay for the services?
Spectrum has funding to serve uninsured clients with substance abuse problems. We also accept: Medicaid, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Magellan, MVP, Cigna, CBA, and others. Our staff will assist you in determining your eligibility and your medical coverage options.
"Before coming to Spectrum, I constantly got wrapped up in my head with problems that never allowed me to reach my goals and I turned to drugs to cope. Spectrum counseling helped me to build skills to pull myself out of my issues and I am now successfully holding a job, moving into my own apartment, and can deal with new and unexpected situations without feeling held hostage by my emotions and drugs."
~Spectrum youth
Read Mark Redmond, our Executive Director's, newsletter article discussing the Counseling Program - Click here
