Clinical and Consulting Services
Clinical PracticeOffice Address: One Bala Avenue, Suite 228, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
Office Phone: (610) 667-9503
E-mail: michreich@comcast.net
Dr. Reichert has seen clients in an independent clinical practice for 25 years. Drawing upon training and work with children, families and individuals in school, hospital, community and school settings, he has specialized in male development, addiction, trauma recovery and family work. A member of the Pennsylvania and American Psychological Associations, Dr. Reichert holds both Pennsylvania and Delaware licenses.
Please call for more information or to arrange an initial consultation.
Consulting Services
Businesses
- Leadership
- Team Building
Schools
- Staff development
- School Leadership
- Advisory systems
- Student support services
- Gender, race and class in school curricula
- Home/school partnership
- Parent peer support programs
- Drug and alcohol policy
- Peer counseling programs
Community Groups
- Positive youth development perspectives
- Leadership development
- Community violence reduction
- Family support programming
Religious Organizations
- After-school youth programming
- Parent support programs
- Gender-specific youth interventions
Workshops and Presentations
The following are topics on which Dr. Reichert has been asked to present to school, church, community and other organizations
“The Emotional Lives of Boys”
“Educating and Supporting Boys”
“Roots of Violence”
“Adolescent Boys”
“Children, Trauma and Healing”
“Child as Father to the Man”
“Social Dimensions of Boys’ Learning”
“Teenagers and Parents: Building Community Between the Generations”
“Parent Empowerment”
“Promoting Human Relationships Between Teachers and Students”
“A Relational Approach to Youth Violence Prevention”
“A Positive Model for Boys’ Development”
“The Power of Attachment: Establishing Successful Mentoring Relationships with Boys”
“From Distress and Acting Out to Freedom: Trauma and Healing in Children's Lives”
“Building Children’s Skills -- A Proactive Approach to Violence Prevention”
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