Experienced Consultation Across Educational, Therapeutic, and Life Decisions

For more than three decades, The Price Group has helped families and individuals navigate complex decisions with clarity and confidence. We offer experienced guidance across a wide range of educational, therapeutic, and life circumstances, for clients of all ages.

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Educational Advising

Educational planning involves much more than identifying schools. Every student brings a unique combination of strengths, interests, learning style, academic goals, emotional needs, family priorities, and future aspirations. Finding the right educational environment requires careful evaluation of how those factors come together and which setting will best support long-term success.

Areas of Educational Advising

Boarding school advising
Private day school advising
College advising
Gap year planning
Postsecondary transition planning
Coordination with educational professionals
Executive functioning support
Educational planning following treatment
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Therapeutic Advising & Placement

Choosing an appropriate therapeutic program requires thoughtful consideration of many factors, including emotional health, clinical needs, educational goals, family circumstances, previous interventions, and the level of support that will best serve the individual. Every program offers a different treatment philosophy, therapeutic approach, structure, and environment. Understanding those differences is an essential part of making informed recommendations.

Areas of Therapeutic Consultation

Residential treatment
Therapeutic boarding schools
Wilderness therapy
Young adult treatment
Recovery programs
Eating disorder treatment
Assessment and stabilization programs
Mental health services
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Diagnostic Evaluation & Consultation

Accurate information provides the foundation for informed recommendations. Psychological, educational, neuropsychological, vocational, and executive functioning evaluations often provide valuable insight into learning profiles, cognitive strengths, emotional health, behavioral concerns, and treatment needs. Understanding those findings allows families to move forward with greater confidence and a clearer sense of direction.

Consultation May Include

Assessment referrals
Review of previous evaluations
Interpretation of findings
Educational planning
Clinical consultation
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Adult Advising

Adults seek consultation for a wide variety of educational, therapeutic, professional, and personal reasons. Some are exploring treatment options or recovery resources. Others are planning educational opportunities, navigating career transitions, developing greater independence, addressing executive functioning challenges, or seeking experienced perspective while making significant life decisions.

Areas of Adult Consultation

Treatment planning
Recovery support
Educational planning
Career transitions
Executive functioning
Independent living resources
Family consultation
Ongoing advisory support
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Crisis Consultation

Unexpected situations often require timely decisions, clear communication, and experienced perspective. During periods of uncertainty, families are frequently asked to evaluate complex information, coordinate with multiple professionals, and determine the most appropriate next steps within a limited timeframe.

Crisis Consultation May Include

Resource coordination
Provider communication
Treatment recommendations
Transition planning
Follow-up consultation
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Ongoing Advising, Coordination & Advocacy

Educational and therapeutic decisions often continue to evolve long after an initial recommendation has been made. Students change schools. Treatment progresses. Recovery develops. New opportunities emerge. Family circumstances shift. Additional questions naturally arise along the way.

Ongoing Advisory Support May Include

Communication with schools and treatment providers
Coordination with clinicians and specialists
Progress reviews
Transition planning
Additional recommendations
Resource coordination
Long-term consultation
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Ready to Discuss Your Situation?

From parents seeking help for a child to adults facing important educational, therapeutic, or life decisions, The Price Group provides experienced consultation, objective recommendations, and support based on each situation.