Vermont behavioral medicine
Providing
evaluation and consultation services f or
local schools, agencies, medical
practitioners and families.
Located in Williston, VT.
Behavioral medicine
Behavioral
Medicine is an interdisciplinary field that focuses on the development
and integration of behavioral, psychosocial, and biomedical science
knowledge and techniques relevant to the understanding of a patient’s
health and disability. Through the application of this knowledge
and techniques, VBM provides comprehensive evaluations
and support for integrated treatment plans in the home and school
setting.
Staff
VBM staff includes Dr. Dan Larrow and Dr.
Jeanne Greenblatt. Dr. Larrow is a board certified Developmental
Behavioral Pediatrician with an
interest in Autism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD. Dr. Greenblatt
is a board certified Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist who specializes
in diagnosis and treatment planning for children with developmental
disabilities.
Evaluations
and consultations
Vermont
Behavioral Medicine (VBM) is an interdisciplinary medical
practice providing comprehensive developmental behavioral
and psychiatric consultations and evaluations for children
and adolescents with developmental disabilities and autism
spectrum disorder. VBM’s services are available
to local schools, medical practitioners, agencies, and
families.
VBM offers services in our Williston office
in addition to opportunities for observation within the educational
setting.
Supporting
educational and therapeutic programs
Throughout our evaluation process, the VBM staff operates in
an integrated and collaborative manner with the primary care
provider, family, local school team and other agencies. Our
goal is to support the child by contributing to the development
and maintenance of an appropriate and successful educational
and therapeutic program.
“As a medical practitioner in rural
Vermont for over 20 years, I have witnessed a dramatic rise
in the number and complexity of developmental, educational,
emotional and behavioral issues presenting to the primary care
physicians offices. The need for comprehensive, specialized
evaluations and the complexity involved in the coordination
and delivery of care and services is often overwhelming and
severely compromised by time constraints. Our hope at
VBM is to provide a multi-disciplinary, collaborative resource
for families, physicians, schools and other agencies
struggling to find a solution.”
– Dr. Dan Larrow, VBM
Medical Director
