Galen Stone was appreciated for his skills and commitment towards youthful clients
Professional life of Galen Stone • Provided the care giving services, individual and family counseling to the clients • Formerly served as the Director of Fundraising and Program Director of Phaneuf Youth Center at Life Resources Inc for 9 years • Supervised all the aspects of fundraising for the agency as the Director of Fundraising • Helped in producing the agency video and coordinating all special events • Worked closely with the President of the agency, Board of Trustees and Committees
Galen Stone as a renowned family and individual therapist • Provided services to DYS and DSS Youths and families at Charles Hayden Goodwill Inn School • Worked for the lawbreaker group treatment program exclusively for emotionally disturbed adolescent boys in a residential setting • Supervised staff and therapeutic groups that included anger management, substance abuse, life skills, behavioral skills, dialectic behavioral treatment and family therapy • Earned recommendation for his work at Charles Hayden Goodwill Inn School • Appreciated for his skills and commitment to the youthful clients that he served
Marion based Galen Stone as the former family therapist • Formerly served as a family therapist at Charles Hayden Goodwill Inn School • Provided family and individual therapy to DYS and DSS youths and families • Appreciated and recommended by a licensed psychologist due to his dedication towards providing best therapy to the clients • Supervised Galen for a full year and recommended him • Highly appreciated for his skills and commitment towards youthful clients • Galen was considered a talented clinical professional and a delightful human being
Galen Stone – A former program director and Care Manager at Coordinated Family Focused Care • Always aimed at providing the best care to the patients • Worked for CFFC program which was created by Massachusetts Behavioral Health Partnerships • Created in response to the lawsuits initiated by the parents as the children were receiving inadequate services through State run programs
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