Finding a healthy mindset together

Eden Valley provides restorative environments, clinical treatment and workshops for those seeking refuge and healing from their past, struggles and challenges.

We’re providing a place for youth and young adults to find safe and secure relationships with clinicians, emotional healing, and life skill development.

Mental Wellness

Clinical Director

Savannah Lord (LICSW & LADC)

Savannah has a Master’s of Social Work from Columbia University and is a dual-licensed Clinical Social Worker and Alcohol and Drug Counselor. She specializes in co-occurring disorders, mainly substance abuse and post traumatic stress.

Savannah@edenvalleyvt.com

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Clinical Social Worker

Meghan Laskowski (MSW)

Meghan has a Master’s of Social Work from the University of Vermont and is a Rostered Psychotherapist. She specializes in co-occurring disorders in children and youth, and helps adults unpack their own childhood experiences.

Meghan@edenvalleyvt.com

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Clinical Social Worker

Laura Ivins (LICSW, LADC)

Laura integrates anti-oppressive practice, education, and skills work into her sessions. While extensively trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), she also provides Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, and Mindfulness to provide her clients with the skills to cope and thrive.

Laura@edenvalleyvt.com

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Clinical Social Worker

Abi Staab (MSW)

Abi has a Master's of Social Work from the University of Vermont and is a Rostered Psychotherapist. She offers nature-based therapy and has experience helping kids and adolescents navigate significant life transitions.

Abi@edenvalleyvt.com

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Parenting Coach

Kierin Williams

Kierin has supported children and youth with learning and life skills for almost twenty years. She helps families build secure attachments, effective routines and regulation skills to create healthy family dynamics.

Kierin@edenvalleyvt.com

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Clinical Intern (MSW)

Allison Campbell (MSW Intern)

Allison focuses her work collaboratively with children, adolescents, adults, and couples to develop strategies to help them feel more grounded, resilient, and connected to themselves and their communities.

Allison@edenvalleyvt.com

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Clinical Intern (MSW)

Dehlia Wright (MSW Intern)

Dehlia is passionate about the importance of building rapport above all else and aims to work together to create a safe and comfortable environment where both client and therapist feel secure.

Dehlia@edenvalleyvt.com

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Clinical Intern (MSW)

Rachael Dingman (MSW Intern)

Rachael's style and approach are authentic and compassionate. She values each person's unique experiences, and is passionate about empowering people to be the expert of their own lives. She uses a non-oppressive, strength-based approach and helps clients discover truths and meaning in their lives.

Rachael@edenvalleyvt.com

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Clinical Intern (MSW)

Ryan Shanley (MSW Intern)

Ryan's a lifelong learner who's motivated by building connections and understanding how things work the way they do. He brings non-judgmental curiosity to his work with clients.

Ryan@edenvalleyvt.com

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Clinical Intern (BSW)

Stella Marsh (BSW Intern)

Stella’s warm personality pairs with her passion and value for self-care, self-love, and self-acceptance. With Stella's growing experience in the field, she's placed an emphasis on gratitude and spirituality in her work with clients.

Stella@edenvalleyvt.com

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‍Transformative social workers supporting youth and young adults to make meaningful changes through mental health prevention, intervention, and skill-building.
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Eden Valley is committed to providing the best quality treatment for young adults seeking assistance in their mental health.‍

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New Workshops

In the Meantime:

A Support Group for Young Adults Navigating Chronic Pain and Illness

In the Meantime support group addresses the question, “what can we do when it feels like there’s nothing we can do?” Through support and fellowship, participants share stories of personal struggle, vulnerability, and resilience. Participants receive psychoeducation and support from a licensed mental health professional, validation from peers, and a space where they can show up authentically.

Contact Group Facilitator

You are Worthy of love.

Learn about Eden Valley's campaign for unconditional love and acceptance of all. A unique approach in educating youth on the importance of loving every human without strings attached.

Learn about worthy

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