Video or phone appointments may be available Monday through Thursday 9:00am-5:30pm dependent on current availability. Due to current licensing requirements, client must have a Vermont address to be eligible for services from Ngoc. This may change in the future as regulations allow interstate practice (follow the Counseling Compact website for updates on this).
Crisis counseling may be available during Ngoc’s business hours (dependent on current availability), but only after client completes the first two intake sessions. In the event of an emergency, client should never wait for Ngoc to respond since Ngoc may not be available at that moment (Ngoc cannot practically provide on-call emergency services) and instead client should also call one of the following 24-hour crisis hotlines for help, and Ngoc will follow up with client as soon as Ngoc is able to:
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- Clara Martin Center (800) 639-6360 for Orange County
- Washington County Mental Health Services (WCMHS) (802) 229-0591 for Washington County
- Howard Center (802) 488-7777 for Chittenden County
- Northwestern Counseling & Support Services (800) 834-7793 for Franklin and Grand Isle Counties
- Counseling Service of Addison County (CSAC) (802) 388-7641 for Addison County
- Suicide Prevention & Crisis Hotline call/text 988 (or text HOME to 741741) from anywhere in U.S.
- National Sexual Assault Hotline 800-656-4673
- National Maternal Mental Health Hotline (833) 852-6262
- National Alliance for Eating Disorders Helpline (866) 662-1235
- LGBTQ Trevor Lifeline 866-488-7386
- Trans Lifeline 877-565-8860
- Call 911 for medical, fire, or police emergencies
- Pathways Vermont Peer Support (833) 888-2557 call/text
Check Ngoc’s Psychology Today profile for current availability before deciding to call/email to request a free 15-minute consultation.