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Dr. Greene graduated from Wesleyan University with a Bachelor of Arts in English in 1986. From the Harvard Graduate School of Education she holds a 1992 Master of Education and 1993 Certificate of Advanced Study both with specialties in Reading and Language. In 2002 Dr. Greene received her Ph…
How the interpersonal process works is central in Gina’s approach to therapy. Her therapeutic style is person centered, focusing on emotions and experiences in life both past and present. She believes sense of self, relationships to others, interpersonal boundaries and values are important…
The Brattleboro Retreat is delighted to announce that Dartmouth’s Geisel School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry has selected an esteemed member of our inpatient psychiatry medical staff, Dr. Jarred Zucker, as this year’s recipient of the Faculty Teacher of the Year Award. For those who may…
Erik earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Central Florida. In addition to his role at the Brattleboro Retreat, Erik serves on the Board of Directors for the Windham County Safe Place. He is also the former Chair and Executive Committee member of the Vermont…
Problematic alcohol use in older adults is something of a hidden issue. We often think of substance use problems as an issue that starts in adolescence or young adulthood, but this doesn’t apply to everyone. In fact, alcohol use in those over 60 has been increasing for the past two decades, and…
Barack Obama rose to prominence, and ultimately the presidency, following a speech at the 2004 Democratic National Convention in which he highlighted themes of unity and hope. Quite a simple message, yet for many, it was both inspirational and profound. The wild popularity of his…
In July, the government rolled out a new crisis and suicide hotline number, a simple three-digit number that can be called or texted from any phone: “988”. This is one of many strategies to help address the growing prevalence of suicide in this country. Alarmingly, the rate of suicide increased…
