VTSU MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling - Weekend Format

05/04/2026

04/29/2026

These filmmakers have spoken openly about bipolar disorder or major depressive disorder, stigma, and the role creativity can play. https://bit.ly/4mTQihI

04/29/2026

3 more days until the start of Mental Health Awareness Month!

NAMI is highlighting stories throughout May, and there's still time to share yours.

Join a community of many others who are rising to break the stigma by telling the story of their lived experience. Learn how to submit your story today nami.org/mham

04/29/2026

Five members of our Leadership Team are in Denver this week for the National Council for Mental Wellbeing’s Annual Conference. On Sunday, they kicked things off by participating in the pre‑conference Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) Forum.

We’re looking forward to hearing the insights and ideas they bring back to New Hampshire!

L to R: Nancy Eames, Jodi Marshall, Susan Onderwyzer, Jay Couture, and Jodie Lubarsky

04/29/2026

FREE Webinar Alert! "The Daily Challenges of Autistic Life"

Join us Friday, May 15 at 1:00 PM EST for an honest, firsthand look at the daily joys and challenges of navigating a neurotypical world — straight from the people who live it.

Featuring presenters David D'Muhala, Tracy Thresher, and Scott Brodie, plus a LIVE Q&A!
Wellspring Guild

04/29/2026

Wonderful news!

04/29/2026

Director Nick Sweeney's film highlights the Vermont musician's struggles with fame, body dysmorphia and his roots.

04/29/2026

Recovery doesn't look like one thing.

It might look like someone going to AA meetings every week. Or someone who decided to stop drinking without any formal program. Or someone using medication-assisted treatment. Or someone who drinks less now, more mindfully, with new boundaries.

Recovery is not a single destination. It's a direction.

And it happens in community. With people who believe in you before you fully believe in yourself.

If you're somewhere on that path — early, uncertain, or years in — we see you. What you're doing is hard, and it matters.

04/29/2026

Great news!

Sambatucada is back and will be joining us for this year's NAMIWalks Vermont!

Burlington's very own Samba Street Band will lead the Walk around our newer, bigger location this year: Centennial Field. Their lively drumming will guide us along a 1-mile route around the baseball field, then down East Avenue to Colchester Avenue, and back. We're incredibly grateful for their time and continued support of NAMIWalks Vermont and .

Learn more about this talented group at: www.sambatucada.org

If you haven't done so already, register for free for NAMIWalks Vermont at: namiwalks.org/vermont

04/26/2026

Big news for Washington County! WCMHS is excited to share that our Granite Shed Co-Location Project is moving forward — bringing mental health, substance use, psychiatry, crisis, and intensive adult services together under one roof.

What does that mean for you? Less running around. Less waiting. More connected, whole-person care.

✅ Services will NOT be reduced — they'll expand
✅ Your privacy and confidentiality are fully protected
✅ Construction begins summer 2026 | Services go live summer 2027

This isn't just a building project — it's a commitment to making care easier to access for everyone in our community.