Chez Riverstone Counseling, notre objectif est de créer un environnement qui favorise la guérison et la croissance. Nous croyons que nous pouvons donner à nos clients les moyens d'apporter des changements positifs et durables dans leur vie.

Nous nous spécialisons dans le travail avec les adolescents, les jeunes adultes et leurs familles pour les aider à identifier et à utiliser leurs forces pour atteindre leurs objectifs.

Nos conseillers sont formés à l' EMDR , une méthode éprouvée pour résoudre les expériences traumatisantes.

Nous sommes qualifiés pour travailler avec des clients qui éprouvent à la fois des problèmes de santé mentale et de toxicomanie, tels que :

LOCATION

Riverstone Counseling has moved! You can find our new building downtown at 84 Pine Street, 2nd Floor, Burlington, VT 05401. 

QUI NOUS SOMMES

Nos conseillers sont des travailleurs sociaux cliniques/cliniques en santé mentale et des conseillers en toxicomanie formés qui utilisent une approche centrée sur le client et adaptée au développement pour rencontrer les jeunes et leurs familles là où ils se trouvent en ce qui concerne leur volonté de changer.

AVEC QUI NOUS TRAVAILLONS

Adolescents et adultes de 12 à 30 ans et leurs familles, si désiré. Notre programme de conseil est ouvert au public et prend en charge la plupart des assurances, y compris Medicaid. Interprètes disponibles sur demande.

If you are in crisis and are not a Spectrum client, please call First Call at the Howard Center at (802) 488-7777. If you are already a client, call us at (802) 864-7423 x310 during business hours, or (802) 350-6748 after 4:30 PM.

MAKE A PAYMENT

Now you can make a payment online with our secure portal. Please click below to make a payment.

Rencontrez nos conseillers

Kristen Breault-Bolio, MS, LCMHC, LADC | Director of Riverstone Counseling

Pronouns: She/her. I believe that at the foundation of change exists self-compassion and self-acceptance. From this foundation we allow ourselves to accept who we are at the present moment as well as acknowledge areas we need to change. My hope is that through our work together we will create an open and safe space that will allow you to cultivate self-acceptance, reduce your suffering and enable you to make the changes you want in your life. My framework stems from a client-centered lens while utilizing evidence-based practices including motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy, EMDR, and mindfulness-based cognitive therapy. I specialize in working with adolescents, young adults, and families on a variety of issues including trauma and PTSD, depression, anxiety, and substance use. With Riverstone Counseling since 2012, I received my master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Vermont. I am a dually licensed clinical mental health counselor and substance use counselor.

Neera B.K., MA, LCMHC | Counselor

Pronouns: She/her. I believe that therapeutic relationships foster and succeed when there is strong rapport, empathy, compassion, transparency, and acceptance present. You are the expert of yourself; no one knows you or can know you better than yourself, thus my goal is to help you identify and recognize your strengths – while helping you heal holistically. Based on my professional and personal experiences, there is no single way to navigate through our interconnected mind, body, and spiritual challenges; thus I practice Integrative Therapeutic Approaches. Some of the core therapeutic frameworks I use are Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Person-Centered Approach. Furthermore, I have in-depth knowledge, understanding, and skills in multicultural, humanistic, and holistic approaches, mindfulness practices, and trauma-informed practices. I have over three years of work experience with emerging young adults; more than five years of experience working with the New American Population as well as work experience with children and families. I specialize in working with youth, emerging young adults, and adults including their family members or care providers in areas such as anxiety, depression, body image, trauma, cross-cultural adjustment, and other daily challenges.  I earned my Master’s in Clinical Psychology Degree from Saint Michael’s College.

Nerzada Turan, MA, LCMHC, LADC | Clinical Supervisor

Pronouns: She/her. My practice is founded on the belief that with compassion, openness, empathy, support, and connection, healing is possible. I will work with you to create an environment that is safe and non-judgmental, to help you work through difficult situations. In our work together, we will focus on honesty and trust in order to break through shame and guilt. In my practice, I meet individuals where they are at. Your needs and goals will be at the center of our therapy process. I specialize in working with adolescents, young adults, and families on a variety of issues including trauma and PTSD, depression, anxiety, and substance use. Our work together will be grounded in practices that are proven by research to help, including motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy, psychodynamic psychotherapy, EMDR, and mindfulness. But I also bring creativity and flexibility to my practice: life is complicated, and the more tools you have, the easier it will be to overcome life challenges. I earned my B.A. in Psychology from Green Mountain College and my M.A. in Mental Health Counseling with a concentration in Substance Abuse Counseling from Antioch University of New England.

Bo Twiggs, MSW, LICSW | Counselor

Pronouns: He/him. My practice is based on collaborating with clients to explore what is working to help them feel happy, healthy, and fulfilled in life – and what might be getting in the way. My work is driven by the belief that change is not about flipping a switch; rather, making and maintaining changes is often a journey of many challenges, but even more possibilities. I utilize Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Mindfulness-based work to partner with clients to clarify priorities, cultivate adaptive thinking and move in the direction of positive, purposeful living. Together, we will create a safe, trauma-informed space where you can stabilize and heal as you envision and realize the truest expression of yourself. I hold a B.A. in Communication from the University of Wisconsin at Madison and my MSW from Fordham University and come to Riverstone with over a decade of experience in supporting individuals and families working to overcome trauma, criminal justice involvement, mental health challenges, and many other barriers and find safe, productive, and happy lives.

Hannah Katz, MSW, LICSW | Counselor