Gretchen Ross, Psychotherapist 373 Blair Park Rd. Williston, VT

GET THE SUPPORT
YOU NEED NOW

COUPLES THERAPY / PERSONAL THERAPY / GRIEF WORK

How we view ourselves and the people around us affects our mental health. Therapy can help us understand how our thoughts, feelings, or past traumas might be impacting where we want to be in life. Therapy can help untangle a relationship, improve communication, resolve worry and anxiety, treat depression or sadness, heal loss and pain, or anchor your parenting in your deepest values. Together we can mark out a path to reach your goal and find clarity in chaos. What would help you feel supported right now?

GRETCHEN ROSS
THERAPIST IN WILLISTON, VT

My approach is grounded in training in mental health counseling through Vermont State University, as a psychotherapist and couples counselor with Hinesburg Counseling Collaborative, and in grief counseling with Hospice through the University of Vermont Medical Center. Experience working with individuals, couples, and families drives my openness to support people with complex needs. We can unravel a painful story from the past or work to resolve intense feelings that are happening today. You don't have to do this alone. Let's talk about what you need.

Individual or Couple
$130 - 50 minute session
Family Therapy
$160 - 50 minute session
Weekend Scheduling
$160 - 50 minute session

In-person day sessions: full
In-person evening sessions: open
In-person weekend sessions: open
Online sessions: full

Concierge Level Therapy
Get direct access to your therapist.
No third party answering service.
No online portals to navigate.
I respond to clients within 24 hours, most often within 4 hours.

I offer in-person care in Williston, Vermont
to people from the greater Burlington area and to those beyond Chittenden County
who travel for therapy.

Power of Choice
Because insurance companies can deny coverage for therapy if they don't consider it medically necessary, insurance is not accepted. Clients hold the power to decide for themselves what support they want and how long they need it.

If you have questions, it's okay to ask.