Tony Mantor

Okay, can you give us a little information on what it takes to get certified by that board?

Okay, that makes sense.

Now, when a person comes to you, what is the criteria for you to evaluate and then come up with a plan that ultimately will help them moving forward?

Can you give me a scenario where you met with a person, your first initial response to yourself was, this isn't going to work.

You kind of think, I don't know if they have the right, whatever it takes to get to the other side of this problem.

Then you just chipped away and chipped away.

And finally, it worked out way better than you had anticipated.

Wow, that's actually pretty amazing.

Now, how deep do you dive?

When you start looking at people's issues that they're going through, do you look at their medications?

Do you look at what their personal life may be?

What their social life looks like?

How deep do you go to figure out what's actually going on in their lives?

So where do you go when you have a problem, you actually find a solution, yet there seems to be a small hiccup that still is there?

How do you dig deep enough to find out what's going on?

Because there's just so many things that ultimately can go wrong in a person's day-to-day life

It could be business.

It could be personal.

It could be that they're autistic or they have anxiety or a serious mental illness.

You can name any label that you want to put to it.