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Revolution Youth runs four programs in Vermont and Maine. Each has a clear audience and a clear next step.

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Eden Valley

Who it is for
Children, teens, individuals and couples. Clinicians who want supervision or an internship.
What it is
Our clinical program. Outpatient therapy, groups and workshops, clinical internships, and clinical supervision.
Where
95 College St, Burlington, VT 05401. Appointments are in person.
How to join
Call (802) 333-0112 or use the contact page on the Eden Valley site. If you are not sure which service fits, tell them what is going on and they will help you find a starting point.
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Worthy

Who it is for
Teens, and the parents and caregivers who support them.
What it is
A free group of seven sessions on healthy relationships and life skills. Topics include communication, friendships, stress, decision-making and planning for the future. Small groups of 10 to 15 teens. Dinner is included. More than 100 teens have taken part.
Cost
Free. A federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services covers it.
Where
In person at Eden Valley, 95 College St, Burlington.
When
Next cohort starts November 2026.
How to join
Sign up on the Worthy page. Group facilitator Clayton Cameron confirms enrollment and answers questions.

School leader? See Worthy for Schools below.

Worthy for Schools

Who it is for
Middle and high school leaders in Vermont, for their students. Cohorts are separate by age.
What it is
The same seven-session Worthy program, scheduled for your school. Parents preview every lesson, and any family can opt out.
Where
At your school if it is within 60 minutes of Burlington, at Eden Valley, or online for rural schools. Other setups case by case.
When
Now scheduling 2027 cohorts.
Cost
No cost to schools. A federal grant covers facilitators and materials.
How to join
Book a short call with Clayton Cameron.

Parent or student? See the Worthy teen group above.

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Second Guess Society

Who it is for
Adults living with OCD, obsessions, compulsions, phobias and irrational fears who are also in individual therapy.
What it is
A support group, not a treatment group. It has a set format, and members choose and nominate the topics. Groups of 8 to 12. Humor is welcome.
When
Every other Tuesday, 4:00 to 5:30 pm, in eight-session cohorts. Sign up to reserve a spot in the next group.
Where
Maine and Vermont. In person and online.
Cost
Private pay, $40 per session. Insurance is not accepted for this group.
How to join
Use the sign-up button on the Eden Valley groups page.
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Eden’s Scholarship Fund

Who it is for
People who need therapy and cannot afford it. Donors who want to change that.
What it is
A fund that pays for therapy sessions at Eden Valley. Gifts to the fund are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Where
Eden Valley, Burlington, VT.
How to help
Give online. You can dedicate a gift in honor of someone, or choose “Discretionary Use” to support clinical programs and workshops.

Not sure where to start?

Send us a note. We will point you to the right place.