Online Mental Health Services for Vermont Residents

Vermont’s mental health system is under pressure, leaving thousands without the care they need. According to NAMI Vermont:

104,000 adults in Vermont live with a mental health condition—more than twice the population of Burlington
27,000 adults experience serious mental illness
6,000 adolescents have depression
40.8% of Vermonters with depression received no care in the past year
30,000 adults needed mental health care but didn’t receive it—24.8% cited cost as the reason

1,110 people in Vermont are homeless, and 1 in 3 live with serious mental illness
125 lives were lost to suicide last year, and 26,000 adults had thoughts of suicide
High school students with depression are 2x more likely to drop out than their peers

These numbers reflect a system that’s stretched thin—and a population that deserves better access to care.

Meeting Vermont’s Mental Health Needs—Virtually

ThriveLine: Telepsychiatry and Mental Wellness delivers virtual psychiatric care across Vermont, helping residents overcome barriers like geography, cost, and provider shortages. We offer:

Telehealth psychiatry for trauma, ADHD, depression, anxiety, and maternal wellness
Online mental health services tailored to your needs, with secure, stigma-free access
Compassionate medication management and goal-oriented treatment planning
Adaptive scheduling for adults, teens, and caregivers balancing complex demands

Online Mental Health Services for Vermont Residents

Meeting Vermont’s Mental Health Needs—Virtually

Take the first step toward healing with secure, trauma-informed care.