Find a Treatment Center in Vermont

Morrisville, VT

KidneyCare:365

Fresenius Kidney Care

KidneyCare:365, located in Morrisville, VT, is dedicated to providing essential education and support for individuals affected by kidney health issues. Whether you're newly diagnosed with kidney disease, a caregiver, or preparing for dialysis, our comprehensive program delivers valuable insights into managing kidney health effectively. We cover critical topics, including the symptoms and stages of chronic kidney disease (CKD), nutritional guidance for living well with kidney disease, coping strategies, available treatment options such as home dialysis, and vital resources tailored to your needs. To accommodate diverse preferences, we offer classes in various formats, including online, video conferences, phone calls, and in-person sessions, ensuring accessibility for everyone seeking knowledge and support.

Morrisville, VT

Family Support

Prader-Willi Syndrome Association (PWSA)

Family Support in Morrisville, VT, is dedicated to assisting individuals and families impacted by Prader-Willi syndrome. Our mission is to provide compassionate and practical support through every stage of the journey, from diagnosis onward. We offer vital resources including accurate information, nutritional education, and meal planning, as well as behavior management support tailored to individual needs. Our experienced team also guides families through the application and appeal processes for Medicaid, insurance coverage, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). Connecting with our local PWSA chapter grants access to a wealth of support, including parent mentoring and community networks designed to empower and uplift families on this journey.

Morrisville, VT

Meal Support Program

Project HEAL

At the Meal Support Program in Morrisville, VT, we understand the challenges faced by individuals in the outpatient stage of eating disorder recovery. We offer compassionate, free meal support sessions that create a nurturing and safe environment for participants over 16. Our live, virtual drop-in group meals occur four times daily, providing not only nutrition but also the vital emotional encouragement that helps foster healing. Each session is facilitated by skilled nutrition practitioners involved in the Clinician’s Incubator training program, ensuring professional guidance as they work toward their CNS certification. We welcome anyone seeking meal support to join us at their convenience, attending as many sessions as needed to fit their schedules. While we are dedicated to providing supportive meal experiences, please note that we do not offer crisis care services; for such needs, contact emergency assistance directly.

Morrisville, VT

Intravenous and Tube Feeding Support

The Oley Foundation

Located in Morrisville, VT, the Oley Foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals relying on home intravenous nutrition (parenteral) and tube feeding (enteral). We empower patients and their families through essential education, robust advocacy, and a supportive network that connects them with healthcare professionals and industry resources. Our complimentary membership provides access to a wealth of benefits, including the LifelineLetter, a bi-monthly newsletter sharing the latest in medical advancements and personal stories, support groups for emotional and practical guidance, and an Information Clearinghouse offering expert answers via a toll-free hotline and online resources. Members can also participate in our consumer networking initiatives to engage with experienced caregivers and access our Equipment/Supply Exchange program, which facilitates the donation of medical supplies. We foster a caring online community, ensuring all our members feel valued and supported. Join the Oley Foundation today to access these vital resources and be part of a compassionate network that understands your needs.

Morrisville, VT

Lamoille County Mental Health

Lamoille County Mental Health Services (LCMHS) is committed to enhancing the mental health and developmental well-being of individuals in the Lamoille Valley. As a community-designated agency, LCMHS provides essential services focused on mental health, behavioral challenges, and family support, benefiting over 1,000 locals annually. By delivering support directly within homes, schools, and workplaces, LCMHS fosters healthier, more fulfilling lives. Key services include crisis stabilization, a short-term detox program, and school-based behavioral interventions that promote success in education and employment. Addressing local challenges like poverty, LCMHS plays a crucial role in improving community health and resilience. Discover the array of services available to support your mental wellness and that of your loved ones through LCMHS's comprehensive directory.

New Haven, VT

Cancer Transitions

Cancer Support Community East Tennessee

Cancer Transitions in New Haven, VT, is a dedicated program designed to support cancer survivors who have recently completed their treatment. While aimed at individuals who have finished treatment within the last 24 months, our resources are available to anyone in their survivorship journey, no matter when that phase began. We offer vital nutritional support, customized exercise plans, education on emotional health, and medical management assistance, all tailored to help survivors thrive and reclaim their lives after cancer. Our mission centers on empowering individuals with the knowledge and tools needed for a healthier, more fulfilling future.

New Haven, VT

KidneyCare:365

Fresenius Kidney Care

KidneyCare:365 in New Haven, VT, is dedicated to providing essential education and support for individuals affected by kidney disease. Our program is designed for anyone navigating kidney health challenges, whether you are recently diagnosed, supporting a loved one, or preparing for dialysis. We offer comprehensive education on chronic kidney disease (CKD), including an understanding of its symptoms and stages, dietary guidance tailored for kidney health, coping strategies, treatment options like home dialysis, and access to valuable resources. With flexibility in our delivery, you can participate in our classes online, via video conference, through phone calls, or in person, making it easier than ever to gain the knowledge you need to manage kidney health effectively.

New Haven, VT

Meal Support Program

Project HEAL

The Meal Support Program in New Haven, VT, is dedicated to providing free and accessible meal support tailored for individuals aged 16 and older who are in outpatient eating disorder recovery. Our program offers live, facilitated virtual drop-in group meals that create a compassionate and safe environment, allowing participants to enjoy nutrition while receiving essential emotional support. With four meal support sessions scheduled daily, including two for lunch and two for dinner, individuals are welcome to join as often as needed to fit their routines once they are approved. Each session is guided by skilled nutrition practitioners from the Clinician’s Incubator training program, who are progressing towards their CNS certification, ensuring a professional and nurturing atmosphere. While we focus on meal support, please note that this is not a crisis intervention service; for immediate assistance, we encourage reaching out to dedicated crisis support resources.

New Haven, VT

One-On-One Nutrition Consultations

Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS)

Based in New Haven, VT, One-On-One Nutrition Consultations offers essential, free nutrition guidance tailored for cancer patients and their caregivers. Our program connects individuals with registered dietitians who provide personalized advice through phone consultations, lasting about 30 minutes. Participants can learn valuable strategies to optimize nutrition, manage treatment side effects, and receive meal planning and grocery shopping tips. We empower caregivers with effective ways to support their loved ones throughout the cancer journey, ensuring they have the answers and resources they need for better health. Our commitment is to be a reliable source of nutrition education during this critical time.

Newbury, VT

Cancer Transitions

Cancer Support Community East Tennessee

Located in Newbury, VT, Cancer Transitions is a compassionate and evidence-based program tailored for cancer survivors who have completed their treatment. While primarily aimed at those who have finished treatment in the past 24 months, our services are designed to support survivors at any stage of their journey. We provide crucial nutritional support, personalized exercise plans, and valuable education focused on emotional health and medical management, all with the intent of empowering individuals as they navigate life after cancer. Our mission is to enhance the well-being of cancer survivors by offering guidance, community, and resources essential for a healthier future.

Newbury, VT

KidneyCare:365

Fresenius Kidney Care

KidneyCare:365 in Newbury, VT, is dedicated to empowering individuals with vital education on kidney health and managing kidney disease. Whether you are newly diagnosed, caring for a loved one, or preparing for dialysis, our program offers essential insights into chronic kidney disease (CKD), including its symptoms, stages, and food choices tailored for kidney health. We aim to equip participants with knowledge on coping strategies, support systems, and various treatment options, including home dialysis. With flexible delivery methods, including online, video conference, phone call, and in-person classes, we make it easy for you to access the resources you need to navigate your journey with kidney disease.

Newbury, VT

Meal Support Program

Project HEAL

Located in Newbury, VT, the Meal Support Program provides essential, free meal support services for individuals aged 16 and older who are navigating eating disorder recovery at the outpatient level. Our virtual drop-in group meals foster a nurturing environment where participants can safely enjoy nutrition while receiving valuable support from trained nutrition practitioners. Offering four daily sessions—two for lunch and two for dinner—participants can attend as often as they wish according to their schedules, ensuring that help is always accessible when needed. While we focus on meal support, please note that this program is not a substitute for urgent care or crisis intervention; for immediate assistance, reach out to a designated crisis support service. With our commitment to understanding and supporting the unique challenges of eating disorders, we strive to be a compassionate resource in your recovery journey.

Newbury, VT

Intravenous and Tube Feeding Support

The Oley Foundation

Located in Newbury, VT, the Oley Foundation is dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals who rely on home intravenous nutrition (parenteral) and tube feeding (enteral). Through a strong focus on education, advocacy, and community networking, we serve as an essential resource for patients, families, healthcare professionals, and industry representatives. Our complimentary membership program provides valuable benefits, including LifelineLetter, a bi-monthly newsletter featuring insights on medical advancements and personal stories. Members gain access to support groups, outreach initiatives, and an Information Clearinghouse with resources such as a toll-free hotline, online education, and a comprehensive video library. Additionally, we facilitate consumer networking via online forums and connections with experienced caregivers, alongside a supply exchange program offering free equipment and supplies from members. We invite you to join our supportive community without any fees, ensuring that everyone has access to the information and support they need to thrive.