About
They specialize in serving individuals of all ages affected by toxic and traumatic stress, using nonverbal regulation techniques that engage the body and creative process to restore balance, growth, and resilience. Their services include art therapy sessions, both in-person and online, which provide a safe space to explore daily functioning, emotional challenges, and relationships through therapeutic activities that enhance self-discovery and one's ability to achieve personal goals. They also offer family coaching sessions, which help families strengthen their relationships, navigate emotional challenges with less reactivity, and help kids grow through a commitment to self-regulation in the family space. Additionally, they provide an open art program, which is a therapeutic design to help participants build self-regulation, executive function, and socialization skills in their community. Room to Move is located in Shelburne, VT, and serves children, teens, and adults in the surrounding area. With over 30 years of experience, Betsy Graziadei brings her deep expertise, presence, and creativity to her work with clients, helping them regulate, reconnect, and move forward with greater confidence and health.
Insurance & payment
Room to Move is an out-of-network provider.
- Out of network
Sessions are $200 Per Session. Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Art Therapy
Art therapy sessions, both in-person and online, provide a safe space to explore daily functioning, emotional challenges, and relationships through therapeutic activities that enhance self-discovery and one's ability to achieve personal goals.
Family Coaching
Family coaching sessions help families strengthen their relationships, navigate emotional challenges with less reactivity, and help kids grow through a commitment to self-regulation in the family space.
Open Art Studio
The open art program is a therapeutic design to help participants build self-regulation, executive function, and socialization skills in their community.