Get Up and Flow

Local ADHD Help in Vermont: Options Compared

If you're in Vermont and a weekly appointment isn't enough, you have four kinds of help: hospital or clinic programs, fixed-length coaching courses, weekly one-on-one coaching, and daily coaching that stays with you through the workday. Below is what we found in Vermont, what each publishes about cost, and when each one fits. Get Up and Flow is the daily option: the same coach every workday for $750 a month.

Updated October 6, 2026. Costs are as each provider publishes them on that date; confirm before you buy.

Local ADHD options in Vermont

OptionWhat it isCostBest for
Get Up and Flow (Jersey City, NJ)The same coach every workday, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm Eastern: a 30-minute Jump Start call each morning, reminders by text before each commitment, Bonus Time (15-minute calls on demand, up to 2 a day) and a 15-minute Retro. Up to 75 minutes of live coach time a day, over Zoom and text, wherever you are in Vermont.$750 a month, cancel anytime, full refund in your first 7 daysYou know what to do; starting and following through each day is the problem
Vermont ADHD Coaching, LLCOffers ADHD coaching, executive-function and organizing strategies, and life coaching for teens and adults; the pages retrieved do not state whether sessions are in person or online.Not publishedVermont, VT, both
Root Cause PsychPsychiatry practice in Williston that lists ADHD first among its specialties and offers online diagnostic testing.Initial session $250; standard visit $120 (self-pay rate before insurance)Williston, VT, both
Green Mountain Behavioral Medicine LLCPsychiatric physician assistant practice that diagnoses and treats ADHD with medication management and psychotherapy, with telehealth appointments.Psychiatric diagnostic evaluation: $350 - $400Burlington, VT, both
Cody Thomas Rounds, Licensed Psychologist-MasterGives adult ADHD diagnostic assessments in person at 35 King St and by telehealth across Vermont.Individual sessions $225 (assessment fee not listed)Burlington, VT, both
Bendavid ClinicNaturopathic doctors who evaluate adults for ADHD, check for physical causes that mimic it, and refer on for formal testing or medication.Not publishedBurlington, VT
Heather Lynch, MA, Licensed Psychologist-MasterNeuropsychological testing for adults and children with ADHD, learning difficulties, and memory concerns, at Associates in Psychotherapy and Family Counseling.Not publishedSouth Burlington, VT
Robert Westerman, DNP, PMHNPPsychiatric nurse practitioner who treats ADHD, depression, anxiety, and substance use in patients from children to adults.Not publishedBurlington, VT, both
Jennifer Allen Ingram, LICSW (ADHD-CCSP)Online therapy for adults with ADHD, autism, anxiety, and OCD; holds the ADHD-Certified Clinical Services Provider credential.Not publishedBurlington, VT, virtual

A typical ADHD coach charges about $150 for one session and meets a client about four times a month (Sibley and colleagues, JAMA Network Open, 2026). Daily coaching costs more per month and far less per hour of coach time; see how much an ADHD coach costs.

How to choose

Need diagnosis, medication or therapy? Start with a clinic or a psychiatrist; coaching works alongside that care, not instead of it. Want to learn a system over a few months? A 12-week course or weekly coaching fits. Already know what to do and still can't start, switch or finish on an ordinary Tuesday? That is the gap daily coaching fills: someone in your day, not in your week. Read daily vs. weekly ADHD coaching for the full comparison.

What daily coaching looks like in Vermont

About 55,000 Vermont workers, 16% of the state workforce, worked mostly from home in 2023, and they were more likely to hold professional, information, or administrative jobs than retail, manufacturing, or construction jobs. Vermont state employees are required to be in the office three days a week starting December 1, 2025, so weekly schedules for many public-sector workers now mix office and home days.

Every workday: a 30-minute Jump Start call to plan the day; Transition Support by WhatsApp or SMS before each commitment, with a check-in after; Bonus Time, a 15-minute call on demand when you're stuck, up to 2 a day; and a 15-minute Retro to close the day. Up to 75 minutes of live coach time a day, with the same person all week. A Full Support coach works with no more than 5 clients. See a full day with an ADHD coach.

Cities we coach in Vermont

Burlington.

Coaching, not therapy

Get Up and Flow is coaching. We don't diagnose ADHD, prescribe medicine or provide therapy. If you need a prescriber or a therapist in Vermont, the clinic options above are the place to start, and coaching fits alongside them.

Sources

Looking for another state or metro? Local ADHD help across the United States. Searched "near me"? ADHD coach near me.

Bring one real workday to a 15-minute call.

Book a free 15-minute call

Talk with one of our coaches.