Denise Olin Psy.D., MSCP, MACP, BSAcc

Licensed Clinical Psychologist

I grew up in Vermont and, after spending about twenty years out west, returned to my roots in the beautiful Green Mountains. I have been in practice for more than twenty years, working with adults who are navigating mental, emotional, and behavioral challenges. I provide assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and support for individuals dealing with, to mention a few, depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, grief, and trauma. My special interests include grief work and supporting those impacted by relationships with narcissistic partners, family members, or others. I firmly believe that part of the therapeutic process is to find one’s true self and live with an authentic voice within one’s own journey of life. I offer guidance, compassion, and space for individuals to discover their real, spontaneous self-expression in the face of life’s complexity. I draw from a psychodynamic perspective, which means exploring how past experiences shape present patterns, and an existential perspective, which focuses on finding meaning, purpose, and authenticity in life. Let us all be true to ourselves. I accept Medicare/Supplemental Insurance, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Aetna.

Bill Bullock

Atlantic Salmon Federation

Vice President, Major Giving and Planned Gifts US

We are a world-leading science and advocacy organization with headquarters in New Brunswick, Canada. Represented at prominent forums, the Atlantic Salmon Federation (ASF) is a family of more than 25,000 members and volunteers passionate about conserving and restoring wild Atlantic salmon. We conduct research on wild salmon throughout the North Atlantic, perform complex river restoration projects, and advocate for legislation that will help to protect wild Atlantic salmon.

Michael Fernandez

Bennington County Conservation District

District Manager

Conservation districts were first created by local citizens in 1937 to help conserve their water and soil. Now, every state in the nation is served by conservation districts border to border, each an official body created by an act of their state legislature.

Districts now focus on agricultural concerns, water quality, forestry, wildlife, environmental education, or other related issues. All conservation districts still share one important feature, we’re bottom-up, locally-led organizations.

Vermont has fourteen conservation districts, some established according to county boundaries, others according to watershed boundaries. BCCD was established in 1946 to serve all of Bennington County and its four watersheds – the Mettowee, the Batten Kill, the Hoosic, and the Deerfield. For more information on VT’s other conservation districts, refer to the Vermont Association of Conservation Districts site.

These watersheds encompass some of the most culturally, economically, and ecologically significant landscapes in Vermont. The health of the natural world around us and the vitality of our communities are deeply connected to wild and cultivated landscapes. The Bennington County Conservation District protects them by serving those who work them and live in them.

Paula Shulman LICSW, LADC, CASAC, SEP

I provide counseling for individuals, couples and families who are seeking help with a wide range of personal growth, challenges, struggles and stress related issues. I strive to work together with clients to increase their capacity to strengthen their natural healing process and empower them to have access to their compassion, connection and best self.

I am a licensed Clinical Social Worker and Drug/Alcohol Counselor for New York and Vermont as well as a Certified Somatic Experiencing Practitioner. I have continuously expanded my knowledge over the span of my 35 years in practice to offer my clients individualized treatment that blends a wide range of modalities including insight-oriented psychotherapy, Auricular Acupuncture, Somatic Experiencing, Psychodrama, Integrative Nutrition, Developmental Couples counseling and the Invitaion to Change Curriculum for loved ones of those suffering from substance abuse. I am committed to offering intuitive insight and a nonjudgemental mental frame of reference for individuals, couples, families and teens with the intention of helping to manage and enrich their lives.

To make an appoinment my contact number is 802-379-5117.

My website is:paulashulman.com.

Most insurance accepted.

Kimberly Marsha, CMT

Hands of Neptune, LLC  Integrative Bodywork

My name is Kimberly Marsha (Kim). I have been in practice and honing my skills for 15 years as an Integrative Bodywork Practitioner. My offerings include Massage, Polarity Therapy (energy work) and Myofascial Release, along with an assortment of skills that I have in my toolbox. I am also a death doula which is a non-medical support person for all phases of death and dying. I am able to assist you with your advanced directives, offer resources to support you and your loved ones, help you with a legacy project, and/or be a companion during your sacred transition through the active dying process.