Frequently asked questions

Healing Homes Consulting offers a Core Package built on a two-part framework. The first portion is our comprehensive Healing Homes implementation work guide, designed to give agencies every resource, infrastructure build, and day-to-day material needed to hit the ground running. The second part of the framework is our 12-month in-person and virtual, hands-on training covering every role and aspect of launching your youth psychiatric out-of-home placement program.

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We help agencies build and scale high-impact, community-based residential alternatives such as Treatment Family Home programs with confidence and clarity. The first component includes our comprehensive, agency-tailored work guide. This robust package features all the form templates, workflow designs, sample contracts, EHR backend guidance, and policy and procedure documents needed for successful implementation and licensing. Each element is aligned with applicable DMH or governing regulations and rooted in real-world experience from both the contractor and administrative sides of the TFH system. Built into this component is our proven program optimization strategy, developed over years of hands-on problem-solving. It helps your agency avoid costly missteps, establish a strong foundation, and scale a program positioned to deliver up to $5 million in gross ROI within three years.

Yes, we offer virtual consultations to accommodate clients who prefer remote sessions or cannot visit our Kansas City office. We are also happy to come to you!

Healing Homes Consulting does not provide direct mental health services to youth. Instead, we partner with agencies to help them launch or strengthen programs for young people who require out-of-home placement due to challenges that prevent success in their natural home environment. These challenges often include mental or behavioral health concerns, struggles in community settings such as school, or issues related to substance use.