About Gary

Long since known as a leader in social work as well as his work and presence in maintream media (TV radio and print), Gary has turned his sights on helping others develop their service practice. Because of his interest in and commitment to the well being of children, he focuses his business support to helping those who also work in the interest of children. Working with separated parents and as a court recognized expert in social work, child development, custody and access recommendations, marital and family therapy, Gary focusses this business helping professionals build successful peacemaking and/or therapeutic practices. His support targets collaborative lawyers, mediators, divorce finacial specialists, therapists, mental health professionals and counselors.

“Today’s practitioners working in the interest of children, parents and families must distinguish themselves and the services they deliver using everyday understandable language that clients can relate to. The successful practitioner these days is personable and accessible .” Gary Direnfeld

About Gary

Long since known as a leader in social work as well as his work and presence in maintream media (TV radio and print), Gary has turned his sights on helping others develop their service practice. Because of his interest in and commitment to the well being of children, he focuses his business support to helping those who also work in the interest of children. Working with separated parents and as a court recognized expert in social work, child development, custody and access recommendations, marital and family therapy, Gary focusses this business helping professionals build successful peacemaking and/or therapeutic practices. His support targets collaborative lawyers, mediators, divorce finacial specialists, therapists, mental health professionals and counselors.

“Today’s practitioners working in the interest of children, parents and families must distinguish themselves and the services they deliver using everyday understandable language that clients can relate to. The successful practitioner these days is personable and accessible .” Gary Direnfeld