
Ellen Repstad has spent 20 years working with adolescents as a teacher which taught her acceptance, patience, and brain science. She has extensive experience working with children, adolescents, adults and seniors. She has experience with groups, individuals, and families.
After teaching middle and high school for many years, Ellen decided to get a master’s degree in educational leadership. Eventually, she came to


realize that social work was where her heart was. She earned her Master’s of Social Work in 2019 and has supported her community since then in various roles. After leaving public education, she worked as a case manager for seniors helping them to navigate benefits and services. She has also been a clinical service coordinator at a homeless shelter, helping adults and families access resources and housing. Before starting her own practice, she had been a clinician in an intensive outpatient treatment program providing (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) DBT, designed to help individuals address significant mental health struggles, including suicidality.
Ellen has training in DBT and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR).
Contact me below or at (802) 782 - 2426.
Texts and calls welcome.
