What's In a Name?

Interface - the place at which independent and often unrelated systems meet and act on or communicate with each other.

Choosing a name for our business was not easy. We wanted our name to clearly reflect our business purpose while at the same time generate professional recognition amongst our providers and potential colleagues. We understand the importance of first impressions and we were sensitive that our name should represent us, often in a foregoing sort of way.

Interface Consultation Services emerged from this process of name selection. It clearly identifies our commitment to professionally connect with others in a collaborative and instructive manner while sharing and providing expertise to others so that they benefit. Interface Consultation Services provides nation-wide training, consultation and service to mental health agencies and healthcare organizations.

Contact Us for more information on the types of mental health training and consultation services that we provide.

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