What is an Independent Educational Consultant?
A therapeutic educational consultant helps families to find a program or school that is the right fit for your child or family member's unique needs. In the therapeutic world, an educational consultant works with youth, teens, and adults, both in and out of school. An Independent Educational Consultant travels extensively to tour and evaluate programs as well as build therapeutic relationships. There is a lot of information on the internet about residential programs. A great website does mean a great program. Conversely, a terrible website may hide a wonderful program. In addition, not all programs are the right fit for each person. An Independent Educational Consultant goes behind the websites to find the hidden gems which meets high standards and are a good fit for your family member's therapeutic needs. All programs offer therapy. All programs for teens offer education. So what makes one program right for your situation over another one. This is where an consultant has the expertise to help guide your family in what may be a very stressful time. As an Independent Educational Consultant I do not accept any fees or compensation from any school, program or institution.
Who We Serve
We serve all types of families whose loved one may be struggling. We work with youth, teens, and adults. We assist in finding residential placements that are safe, supportive, and best able to treat your unique needs.
What Types of Concerns Do You Work With?
We have relationships with programs that work with all types of different disorders. In addition, we stay current with research and treatment protocols. We attend conferences and trainings. Some of the behavioral emotional health issues we work with include:
Addiction Issues Gaming Addictions
ADD and ADHD Language Based Disabilities
Alcohol Related Neurodevelopmental Disorders Learning Disabilities
Anger Disorders Mood Disorders
Anxiety Oppositional Behaviors
Attachment Disorders Poor Choice of Friends
Autism Spectrum Disorders Psychiatric Disorders
Bipolar Disorders School Failures
Borderline Personality Disorder Sensory Processing Disorders
Depression Self Harm Behaviors
Family System Issues Substance Abuse Disorders
Trauma Based Disorders
We believe that behaviors are both a symptom and a form of communication. Many times behavioral symptoms can cross over one or more of these disorders. Often, children can struggle with organization, the ability to transition, and become overwhelmed and easily frustrated. They often blame others, have a lack of insight, are unable to follow through, have poor social skills, destructive behaviors, become manipulative, have a sense of entitlement, and even legal issues. Treatment out of the home can help to sort out exactly what is going on and where it is coming from. It removes the stress of everyday life and helps to replace unhealthy ways of coping with new and healthy coping tools. Sending your child to treatment is one of the hardest decisions that a parent can make. And yet, it is the ultimate gift that parents can give their child. It can truly be the road to health and healing.
Types of Programs
We have visited and evaluated many different types of programs. They include:
Short term Assessment and Stabilization program
Therapeutic Wilderness Programs
Therapeutic Boarding Schools (TBS)
Residential Treatment Centers (RTC)
Young Adult Transition Programs
Adult Treatment Centers
After Care Programming
Psychiatric Facilities
Call us today at 443-506-1662 to discuss which type of program may best suit your family's needs.
A therapeutic educational consultant helps families to find a program or school that is the right fit for your child or family member's unique needs. In the therapeutic world, an educational consultant works with youth, teens, and adults, both in and out of school. An Independent Educational Consultant travels extensively to tour and evaluate programs as well as build therapeutic relationships. There is a lot of information on the internet about residential programs. A great website does mean a great program. Conversely, a terrible website may hide a wonderful program. In addition, not all programs are the right fit for each person. An Independent Educational Consultant goes behind the websites to find the hidden gems which meets high standards and are a good fit for your family member's therapeutic needs. All programs offer therapy. All programs for teens offer education. So what makes one program right for your situation over another one. This is where an consultant has the expertise to help guide your family in what may be a very stressful time. As an Independent Educational Consultant I do not accept any fees or compensation from any school, program or institution.
Who We Serve
We serve all types of families whose loved one may be struggling. We work with youth, teens, and adults. We assist in finding residential placements that are safe, supportive, and best able to treat your unique needs.
What Types of Concerns Do You Work With?
We have relationships with programs that work with all types of different disorders. In addition, we stay current with research and treatment protocols. We attend conferences and trainings. Some of the behavioral emotional health issues we work with include:
Addiction Issues Gaming Addictions
ADD and ADHD Language Based Disabilities
Alcohol Related Neurodevelopmental Disorders Learning Disabilities
Anger Disorders Mood Disorders
Anxiety Oppositional Behaviors
Attachment Disorders Poor Choice of Friends
Autism Spectrum Disorders Psychiatric Disorders
Bipolar Disorders School Failures
Borderline Personality Disorder Sensory Processing Disorders
Depression Self Harm Behaviors
Family System Issues Substance Abuse Disorders
Trauma Based Disorders
We believe that behaviors are both a symptom and a form of communication. Many times behavioral symptoms can cross over one or more of these disorders. Often, children can struggle with organization, the ability to transition, and become overwhelmed and easily frustrated. They often blame others, have a lack of insight, are unable to follow through, have poor social skills, destructive behaviors, become manipulative, have a sense of entitlement, and even legal issues. Treatment out of the home can help to sort out exactly what is going on and where it is coming from. It removes the stress of everyday life and helps to replace unhealthy ways of coping with new and healthy coping tools. Sending your child to treatment is one of the hardest decisions that a parent can make. And yet, it is the ultimate gift that parents can give their child. It can truly be the road to health and healing.
Types of Programs
We have visited and evaluated many different types of programs. They include:
Short term Assessment and Stabilization program
Therapeutic Wilderness Programs
Therapeutic Boarding Schools (TBS)
Residential Treatment Centers (RTC)
Young Adult Transition Programs
Adult Treatment Centers
After Care Programming
Psychiatric Facilities
Call us today at 443-506-1662 to discuss which type of program may best suit your family's needs.
- Serving families throughout Baltimore, Maryland, the Mid Atlantic, and Nationwide
11620 Reisterstown Road #935
Reisterstown, Maryland 21136
443-506-1662
