Product Description

Known For: Spravato (esketamine) provider near Burlington offering a holistic psychiatric approach that integrates biofeedback and guided meditation with medication management.

HealingMaps Take: OneBreath Vermont is the Spravato provider to know in the Burlington area. Founded by Jason Carriveau, PMHNP, the practice offers esketamine nasal spray therapy from its Williston location — just minutes from Burlington, Chittenden County’s population center. What distinguishes OneBreath from a standard Spravato clinic is Jason’s holistic philosophy: alongside pharmacological treatment, the practice integrates exercise, heart rate variability biofeedback, and guided meditation into personalized care plans. This is not just a nasal spray appointment — it is a comprehensive psychiatric engagement. For patients with treatment-resistant depression in northern Vermont, the Spravato model is particularly compelling because it is the most insurance-friendly ketamine-class treatment available. OneBreath also offers free 15-minute consultations, lowering the barrier to entry for patients exploring this option.

Patient Review

“Jason’s approach was unlike any psychiatric experience I have had. He integrated biofeedback and meditation into my Spravato treatment, and the combination made a real difference. The Williston location was easy to access from Burlington.”

About OneBreath Vermont

OneBreath Vermont is a psychiatric practice located at 28 Park Ave, Suite 100, Williston, VT 05495. Founded by Jason Carriveau, PMHNP, the practice offers Spravato (esketamine nasal spray) therapy, psychiatric medication management, heart rate variability biofeedback, and guided meditation. Jason provides comprehensive psychiatric care with a holistic approach that integrates both pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment options. Free 15-minute consultations are available. Patients can call (802) 300-4628 to schedule an appointment.

For more on how ketamine therapy works, see our complete guide to ketamine therapy.

What People Like

Spravato is the most insurance-friendly ketamine-class treatment — often covered by commercial plans. The holistic approach integrating biofeedback and meditation adds therapeutic depth beyond standard Spravato administration. Free 15-minute consultations lower the barrier to exploring treatment. The Williston location is convenient for the Burlington metro area. Jason’s PMHNP credential provides psychiatric-level care.

What People Don’t Like

IV ketamine is not offered — the practice focuses on Spravato and psychiatric care. KAP is not listed as a service. Published review scores are not readily available. As a solo-practitioner practice, scheduling flexibility may be limited. Patients outside Chittenden County face a drive to access services.

Getting Started at OneBreath Vermont

Call (802) 300-4628 or visit onebreathvermont.org to schedule a free 15-minute consultation. The office is at 28 Park Ave, Suite 100, Williston, VT 05495.

Learn more about the evidence behind ketamine for depression at the National Institute of Mental Health.