Individual and Family Services Professionals List reaches professionals who provide services to improve the quality of life of others. These Psychologist, psychiatrist, social worker, case manager, occupational therapist, director of social services, counselor, and therapist help strengthen family units and build better communities.

 

Individual and family service professionals purchase goods and services to help individuals get back on their feet after a job loss, adopt a child, implement head start programs and assist persons dealing with loss, addictions or disabilities. They are highly educated and certified in their field. They help strengthen family units and build better communities. With excellent public relations skills, these solution-oriented professionals help children and adults alike lead fulfilling lives. This audience pursues continuing education opportunities for ongoing certification and stay current on new programs and available funding assistance.

 

They are involved in substance abuse, marriage counseling, adoption, family counseling, foster care, food assistance, grief management, work placement, early childhood education, disabilities assistance, elder care/assisted living, food assistance, job training, family planning, and rehabilitation.

 

This list would be good for industry publications, mental health organizations, rehabilitation centers, pharmaceuticals, IT providers, fundraisers, computer manufacturers, software providers, substance abuse facilities, government agencies, apparel providers, insurance providers, staffing agencies, financial institutions, legal advisors, continuing education providers, and credit card issuers.