Treatment Associates
A Division of Washington County Mental Health Services
Psychiatry and Substance Abuse/Mental Health Counseling and Treatment
Montpelier Office:
802-225-8355
Morrisville Office:
802-888-0079
Barre Office:
51 Church St.,
Barre, VT 05641
(By Appointment Only)
Click here to access your scheduled doctor's appointment with Dr. Stone
Click here to access your scheduled doctor's appointment with Nicole Valcour, DNP
Meeting ID: 707 956 2731
Password: 364001
Click here to access you scheduled doctor's appointment with Victoria Bruyette, PMHNP-BC
Click here for your scheduled doctor's appointment with Emily Levan, APRN
For more information and to learn how to use our telehealth service: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJf9N9sjDLI
Sober active community providing in-person & live-streaming exercise classes. Free for those in recovery AND your support people!
Please sign up online at www.thephoenix.org
Current list of local in-person offerings:
Central VT:
Mondays @ 5pm: Functional fitness with weight training. Wellspace, 23 Summer Street, Barre.
Tuesdays @ 5pm: Functional fitness with weight training. Wellspace, 23 Summer Street, Barre.
Wednesdays @ 5pm: Functional fitness with weight training. Wellspace, 23 Summer Street, Barre.
Saturdays @ 10am: Functional fitness. Wellspace, 23 Summer Street, Barre
Lamoille Valley:
Sundays @ 3pm: Functional Fitness. Deep Roots Fitness, Hyde Park, VT
Burlington Area:
Saturdays @ 9:45: Functional Fitness. Threshold Training, 1879 Williston Rd, S. Burlington
Sundays @ 8am: Crossfit. Crossfit Burlington, 39 Birchcliff Parkway, Burlington
Comprehensive list of online groups, chat rooms, resources, etc.
Self-Management and Recovery Training
Mutual support meetings that are free and open to anyone
seeking science-based, self-empowered addiction recovery.
Have an appointment scheduled with your clinician? Click their name!
Want to join a group? Please go to the group page!
Need additional support? Consider using any of the links below:
Currently we are providing a hybrid array of services--online and in person. We are
able to provide doctor's visits, intakes, and counseling (group and/or individual)
through the links below. We can also offer most of these services in person if needed.
Please call our offices if you have any questions.
Need support now? Call our office (8-4 M-F)
Don't see who you're looking for? Call the office to schedule these and your clinician will provide you with the information
Here is a list of several cool online options including home school activities, online concerts, virtual tours, free courses, etc.
Google Arts and Culture: Explore virtual tours of museums, National Parks, HIstorical Sites worldwide, and so much more!
Kids Activities and Resources: An online resource for many different activities and ideas and learning opportunities for all ages.
Refuge Recovery is grounded in the belief that Buddhist principles and practices create a strong foundation for a path to freedom from addiction. This program is an approach to recovery that understands: All individuals have the power and potential to free themselves from the suffering that is caused by addiction.
Women for Sobriety, Inc., is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping women discover a happy New Life in recovery from Substance Use Disorders
Food Resources:
Everyone Eats Voucher Program: Sign up to get meals directly from participating restaurants.
Housing Resources:
Flood Resources:
July Flooding Crowd-Sourced Resource List : list include contact information for different services as well as general information for many different support resources.
Did you lose WIC or Reach-Up/TANF food in the flooding? Some of this can be replaced but you NEED TO APPLY IMMEDIATELY!! Call or reach out to your local Economic Services and/or WIC office and some funding can be re-issued. https://healthvermont.gov/local?fbclid=IwAR00FBKzuK4BDdmVWUeaJWvmi1-gQJ2YwxdLUslw_znpLi3ljT7wKMH63c8
VT Alerts :VT-ALERT is used by the state and local responders to notify the public of emergency situations. Those include, but are not limited to, evacuation information; chemical spills; shelter-in-place alerts; severe weather advisories; boil water advisories, and roadway interruptions. Residents can tailor the alerts to specific locations, types of alerts and on which devices they will be notified.
Facebook Resources Group: Please take this one at face value, there are some good discussions and questions/answers/resources found on this page but it is also free/open to most.
Road-Closures : New England 511, still an important resource to check and make sure roads are safe for travel/see what roads are under construction
FEMA: Go on the website or download the app to access the ongoing The FEMA App allows you to receive real-time weather alerts, locate emergency shelters in your area, prepare for common hazards, and more.
