Existential Therapy Therapists in Vermont
Browse 7 licensed therapists practicing Existential Therapy in Vermont. Compare profiles, fees, insurance accepted, and availability.
Existential Therapy Market in Vermont
Based on 7 existential therapy therapists in our directory and 1,375 total therapist profiles statewide
7
Existential Therapy Therapists
100%
Offer Telehealth
N/A
Avg Session Fee
93%
Accept Insurance (VT)
Vermont Therapy Fee Breakdown
Median: $135/session
Therapist Count
Telehealth
100%
7 of 7 online
Avg Experience (VT)
14 yrs
Statewide average
Top Conditions
Market data sourced from public therapist profiles. Actual fees and availability may vary.
Showing 7 of 7 Existential Therapy therapists in Vermont
Catherine (Cate) Beaton
LCMHC
Montpelier, VT
I am dedicated to providing compassionate, professional mental health support to clients seeking positive change. Throughout my career, I have worked with indiv...
Chad Brunet
LICSW
White River Junction, VT
I am a licensed mental health professional with 10 years of clinical experience. I work with diverse clients across the lifespan, bringing clinical expertise an...
Christopher Henderson
LCMHC
Northfield, VT
My therapeutic approach integrates mindfulness, existential therapy. I believe the therapeutic relationship itself is healing, and I work to create a safe, trus...
Dr. Nancy Kenyon Richardson
LCMHC
Berlin, VT
Hello and congratulations on taking this brave step of looking for help. My name is Dr. Nancy Kenyon Richardson, but I usually just go by Dr. Nancy. I strongly ...
Frances Griffis
Psychologist
Burlington, VT
I am a psychologist with a general practice specializing in the geriatric population. My approach is based on the belief that everyone is always striving to be ...
MaryLu Frazier
LCSW
Brattleboro, VT
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 15 years of clinical experience. I work with diverse clients across the lifespan, bringing clinical expertise and ge...
Michael Knapik
LPC
Stowe, VT
We are a licensed mental health professional (Licensed, Certified). We provide therapy via clinical settings. We work primarily with families addressing a range...
Frequently Asked Questions About Existential Therapy in Vermont
How many existential therapy therapists are in Vermont?
Our directory lists 7 licensed therapists practicing existential therapy in Vermont. Across the broader Vermont therapy market, there are approximately 1,375 mental health professionals total.
How much does existential therapy cost in Vermont?
Therapy costs for existential therapy in Vermont vary by provider. The overall average therapy session fee in Vermont is $139, ranging from $50 to $312. Many therapists offer sliding scale fees.
What insurance do existential therapy therapists in Vermont accept?
Approximately 93% of therapists in Vermont accept insurance. The top insurance providers statewide are BlueCross and BlueShield, Medicaid, MVP Health Care. Contact your insurance company to verify coverage for existential therapy specifically.
Can I do existential therapy online in Vermont?
Yes. 7 of the 7 existential therapy therapists in Vermont (100%) offer telehealth or online sessions. This makes it possible to access existential therapy from anywhere in Vermont without traveling to an office.
What conditions do existential therapy therapists in Vermont commonly treat?
Existential Therapy therapists in Vermont most commonly specialize in Relationship issues, Family conflicts, Grief. Across the broader Vermont therapy market, the most sought-after specialties are Anxiety, Depression, Trauma and PTSD, Relationship Issues, Life Transitions.
What other approaches do existential therapy therapists in Vermont use?
Existential Therapy therapists in Vermont frequently combine their approach with Client-Centered Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing. Integrating multiple evidence-based methods can provide a more comprehensive and personalized treatment experience.
How experienced are therapists in Vermont?
Therapists in Vermont have an average of 14 years of clinical experience. This depth of experience means most providers have treated a wide range of mental health concerns using approaches like existential therapy.