Mental Health Therapy in Vermont
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Tracy Sweeney
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Learn MoreMental Health in Vermont
While it’s known for ski retreats and beautiful mountains, beneath the blanket of snow we find a layer Vermont that isn’t featured in vacation brochures. More than 100,000 Vermonters have a mental health condition, and 27,000 Vermont adults have a serious mental illness.
Fortunately, The Green Mountain State offers support for these residents. In fact, at number seven in Mental Health America’s state rankings, Vermont outpaces much of the nation for access to mental health care.
Still, the state is not without its struggles. The suicide rate and self-harm rates here are higher than the national average and have been on the rise in recent years. Additionally, data from the Vermont Department of Health shows that a third of the state’s high school students are struggling with mental health issues.
To combat these numbers, the Vermont Department of Health offers targeted programs such as Facing Suicide VT and the Vermont Helplink. Throughout the state, Vermonters can also find Designated Agencies and Designated Hospitals operating under Vermont Care Partners with the goal of providing quality, reliable care for those affected by mental health conditions.

