About Martin Gardner
Last Updated on August 26, 2021
Martin
Gardner has over 20 years of experience in the human services field. He has
spent the majority of his career as an advocate for people with mental health
and developmental disabilities. He has worked in psychiatric hospitals as well
as numerous public and private agencies providing mental health counseling and
case management services. Gardner is currently a case manager in the public sector as well a counselor in the private sector. Gardner has been a case manager for over 19 years and has knowledge of the intellectual disability service system as well as mental health services.
As an experienced clinician, Gardner has also offered his expertise to day support and residential providers in an effort to improve their services to the community. He has also offered advice to new providers, educating them on the Medicaid Waiver selection process and techniques to market and improve their programs. He also enjoys providing information to the public, especially parents and families that struggle with navigating a difficult and often confusing disability service system.
Residential Counseling
In-Home Counseling/Family Counseling
Child and Adolescent Case Management
Mental Health Case Management
Intellectual Disabilities Case Management
Skills
Assessment
Service Coordination
Advocacy
Crisis Intervention
Mental Health Skill Building
Education
*BA Psychology from Christopher Newport University (1997)
*MA Urban Education/Community Counseling from Norfolk State University (2002)
*MPA Troy University with a concentration in Public Management (2011)Credentials
Qualified Mental Health Professional -Adult (QMHP-A)
Social Media Links
Hubpages
Mobile App
Google Play Store
PWA Store for iOs
Online Store
Contact Info.
Email: cmbasicsblog@gmail.com
Visit the Appointment Calendar to schedule a consultation.
*Consultation for parents/families are free. Feel free to leave an email or message for details.
*Phone/Zoom Consultation by appointment
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