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NFI Vermont (Northeastern Family Institute)

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South Burlington, Vermont

Level of care: Residential treatment (RTC), Crisis stabilization, Outpatient, Community-Based Services
Ages: 10 to 22
Insurance listed: No insurance/payor statement is published on NFI Vermont's own site. NFI is a private, nonprofit Specialized Service Agency (SSA) within the Vermont statewide mental health system; Allenbrook residential referrals are described as coming from the VT Department of Mental Health (DMH) and Department for Children and Families (DCF). Verify payor/funding details directly with the program (state-funded / Medicaid likely but NOT confirmed verbatim on-site).
Phone: (802) 658-1433
Address: 30 Airport Road, South Burlington, VT 05403
Website: nfivermont.org

1 source, newest retrieved Jun 25, 2026. Record researched Jun 25, 2026.

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Published program summary

Long-standing (40+ years) Vermont nonprofit Specialized Service Agency operating five community-integrated residential programs for youth and transition-age youth (ages 10-22), built on the Teaching Family Model and trauma-responsive care; all residents attend school outside the program rather than on-site.

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Services and populations

Levels of care: Residential treatment (RTC), Crisis stabilization, Outpatient, Community-Based Services
Specialties: Severe trauma, Emotional disturbances, Intense emotional/behavioral dysregulation, Adolescent and transition-age youth mental health and behavioral issues, Attachment and relational capacity building, Transition to adulthood / independent living skills
Modalities: Teaching Family Model, Trauma-informed / trauma-responsive interventions, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) (DBT House), Therapeutic group living / community-based residential, Individualized plans of care with school-based educational programming, Individual, family and group therapy (outpatient)
Ages: 10 to 22
Genders served: All genders served across the residential continuum; individual homes vary (e.g., Allenbrook is co-ed ages 11-18; DBT House serves adolescent girls/females).
Parent organization: NFI Vermont, Inc. (Northeastern Family Institute)

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Operating status: Listed as operating. Confirm current status with the program.

Insurance and credentials

In-network notes: No insurance/payor statement is published on NFI Vermont's own site. NFI is a private, nonprofit Specialized Service Agency (SSA) within the Vermont statewide mental health system; Allenbrook residential referrals are described as coming from the VT Department of Mental Health (DMH) and Department for Children and Families (DCF). Verify payor/funding details directly with the program (state-funded / Medicaid likely but NOT confirmed verbatim on-site).
Approximate published capacity: Allenbrook: 8 beds; DBT House: 4 beds (five residential programs total across the org)

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Address: 30 Airport Road, South Burlington, VT 05403
County: Chittenden County

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Provider website · Source date Jun 25, 2026

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