Gay brattleboro vermont

Brattleboro, Vermont With Scott Heller

Scott and Dave met in May while Scott was at Mount Snow in Vermont training for a triathlon and Dave was directing the Mountain Bike School there. 

Scott was living in NYC at the time and Dave is from Vermont. Scott had an early career in marketing & advertising, was running a mail order catalog business and was an amateur competitive triathlete, Dave was a pro ski patroller at Mount Snow during the winter months and a pro mountain biker in the off-season. 

Previous to Mount Snow, Dave was a professional chef with much experience in the hospitality field.  

  • Population: Brattleboro has a population of 12, people.
  • Cost of living: The cost of living in Brattleboro is higher than the national average but lower than the cost of living in other parts of Vermont.
  • Real estate: The median dwelling price in Brattleboro is $,
  • Climate: Brattleboro has a temperate climate with four distinct seasons. The average temperature in January is 22 degrees Fahrenheit, and the average in July is 74 degrees Fahrenheit.
  • Geography: Brattleboro is lo
    Putney Road, Brattleboro, Vermont, , USA
    Contact(s):Judy & Paul
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    Gay FriendlyBed & Breakfast - 6 rental units
    Bisexual, Gay Men, Lesbian, Straight, Transgender

    PR Discount:None
    General Discount:None
    Agent Commission:None
    Amazing Breakfast, Gardens, Miles of Trails:

    Our 6 room Southern Vermont gay friendly B&B is a French colonial style manor, a 7 minute walk to downtown Brattleboro. We&#;re backed up to the Connecticut river, as well as miles of manicured trails directly behind the inn. Our property features award winning gardens and one of the (if not the largest) cutleaf Japanese maple on the continent.

    Payment:Amex, Cash, Debit Card, Discover, MC, Money Order, Trav Checks, VisaAmenitiesPrivate Bath * Disability: Partial Access * Wireless Throughout * Entire Facility is Nonsmoking * Garden, River views * Breakfast included * Children - Call First - Some Restrictions * Pets - Call First

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    Gay Realtor Brattleboro, Vermont | A Vibrant Gay Arts Community

    If you are looking for a vibrant, LGBT friendly neighborhood then our Brattleboro gay realtor suggests this quaint town in Windham County.  Windham country is located in the southeast corner of the state and borders New Hampshire. It is in the Connecticut River Valley and is located along the western bank of the Connecticut River. 

    Brattleboro, Vermont is a cultural town with many intellectual and talented residents. It is home to the reputable Brattleboro Retreat (a psychiatric hospital) and the Rest Graduate Institute (a graduate educational facility.)   The town is also one of The Best Miniature Art Towns in America with a population of under 30,

    Cultural institutions in the town contain the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center, the Hooker-Dunham Theater and Gallery, the In-Sight Photography Project, River Gallery Academy, the Windham Art Gallery, the Brattleboro Music Center, the Vermont Theater Company, the Vermont Jazz Center and the New England Center for Circus Arts.

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    LGBTQIA+ Adult Inpatient Program

    At the Brattleboro Retreat, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals find a safe, supportive community of professionals and peers in an LGBTQIA+-affirming setting. Free from judgment. Free from prejudice.

    What to Expect

    Philosophy & Approach

    On this unit, you will find healthcare professionals adept at delivering affirming protect and fostering environments that validate and support diverse social identities. Our point is your well-being, which is why we offer specialized:

    • Privacy, dignity, and comfort
    • Gender-neutral bathrooms and showers
    • Treatment programs that welcome all expressions of gender
    • Utilization of chosen names and personal pronouns

    Services & Treatment

    Our inpatient services for LGBTQIA+ individuals include:

    • psychological & medical evaluation
    • around-the-clock acute hospital care
    • medication management
    • partner and family counseling
    • navigating conversations and expectations around the &#;coming out&#; experience
    • aftercare planning specific to the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender, a