Showing posts with label Teen Escorts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teen Escorts. Show all posts

Sunday, April 19, 2009

Sue Scheff: Safe and Sound Transportation



Pictured is owner and founder, Lorraine Colpitts. Safe and Sound Transportation is one of the best on the East Coast. Learn more about transporting your young teen "safely" and professionally from Lorraine. Call or email her at lcolpitts45@aol.com or 1-866-990-1900.


A Safe, Caring Transition at a Difficult time......Let us be the "First Step" in aiding your family during this time of family crisis.

Our Mission Statement........

To ensure the Safe and Reliable Intervention/Transport of your teen from your home or your childs current placement to your chosen destination in the most professional, yet nurturing and efficient manner possible. Welcome to the Safe and Sound Youth Transportation, Inc. website. This site offers you the opportunity to learn more about us and our company. We are here to assist you, the parent, with any and all of your teen escort and transportation needs. If you have comments or questions, please feel free to Contact Us. We thank you for visiting and would like to encourage you to check back for updated information.

" We go the extra miles "The extra miles.....it is very important to us that the transport starts at your home, (or your chosen school or program), and it doesn't end until we get your child all the way to his/her final destination. What that could mean is that we drive them from your home to the nearest airport, fly across the country to the state the program or school is in, then rent a car and drive several hours, if your destination is a Wilderness Program or School. It can be a very long and trying journey, but we are excited to take it with your child. We take having the responsibility of your child very seriously and will see them all the way through this part of their journey. We are committed to you and your family, and will always treat them with the utmost dignity and respect, kindness and compassion. We will stay in communication with you, the parent or guardian, by cell phone, and call you at frequent intervals, which can be decided on prior to the transport. Our goal is always the safest, least traumatic trip possible, and we always take the most cost effective route when we can. We also strive for the shortest routes, unless the safety of your child is jeopardized by long airport layovers. We do not want your child to endure any additional Trauma by having too much time to deal with on this already difficult and emotional trip.

We do not use handcuffs, or "straps", or any other offensive restraining devices. We rely on good old fashioned conversation and "Best Match" in staff to get the job done. We have been 100% successful to date. Our measure of success being that each child has gotten to the destination safely, timely, and in the best possible spirits under the circumstances placed before them.At Safe and Sound Youth Transportation, Inc., our emphasis is on the "Safety" of everyone involved.

Thursday, March 26, 2009

Sue Scheff: Why Use Transport Services?

Why Use a Transport Service?

Transport Services, also known as Escort Services, are usually a last resort for parents to transport their teens to programs. Being a last resort doesn't mean it is a negative choice. Using a qualified professional can be a good experience for a teen.Some teens are willing to get help, others will go under false pretense, and then there is the need for escorting. Since Escorting your teen can be a difficult decision, it is very important to choose qualified and credentialed professionals for your teen.

The Escort Services listed here are fully licensed to transport teens and also have various degrees and/or background in Education, Psychology, Behavioral Science, Mental Health or other related fields. These are professionals! You are welcome to ask them to fax you their credentials.

Escorting your teen can be a very good experience with the right professional.

Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Sue Scheff - Teen Intervention


Are you struggling with debating whether you need to look for outside help with your troubled teenager?


Are you ready to make some very difficult decisions? Are you at your wit’s end?


Do you believe you need teen intervention from outside resources? Struggling financially and emotionally with this decision?

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Sue Scheff: Teen Transports and Intervention



Universal Intervention's goal and significant purpose is to provide caring, confidential, and immediate assistance by initiating and implementing a positive therapeutic intervention. We strive to meet the urgent needs, of any family, loved one, or friend; who is seeking to find a secure and healing environment in response to a crisis predicament. We serve those witnessing serious or life threatening consequences to a troubled child, or a conflicted adult who is no longer able or willing to live their life in a safe and productive manner.

Saturday, January 24, 2009

Sue Scheff: Transporting your teen safely to a school or program

Since having a teen transporting to a program or school is a huge decision, it is not to be taken lightly. After you have selected the program for your child, if you need transports, you need to again take the time to interview and research who will travel with your child.My book, "Wit's End!" is now available online at www.witsendbook.com - I have dedicated a chapter about teen escorting/transporting to help educate parents on this "new" field they are entering when dealing with an at risk teenager.

Monday, January 12, 2009

Parents Universal Resource Experts - Sue Scheff - Getting Your Teen to a Program or School

Transporting your teen to a program or school is a huge decision, it is not to be taken lightly. After you have selected the program for your child, if you need transports, you need to again take the time to interview and research who will travel with your child.

My book, "Wit's End!" is now available online at www.witsendbook.com - I have dedicated a chapter about teen escorting/transporting to help educate parents on this "new" field they are entering when dealing with an at risk teenager.

Sunday, November 2, 2008

Sue Scheff: Safe and Sound Youth Transportation


Hiring a transport company or sometimes referred to as escorts - can be very stressful and scary to a parent. This is one of your first steps in getting your teen the extra help they may need.


How do you assure your child will be safe?
How do you know you are hiring the right company?


Do your homework!


Take the time to call others that have used the specific company you are interviewing. This is the first step towards your child's second chance to have a brighter future.


When most parents get to the point of looking for outside intervention, it is usually due to the child's behavior is escalating to a self-destructing path.As a parent, it is our responsibility to get help and take the time to investigate and make the appropriate calls and interviews.Be sure the Transport Company is licensed and insured to transport teens. Ask as many questions as you have. All your questions should be answered to your satisfaction.


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Picture above - Lorraine Colpitts, Owner of Safe and Sound Transportation. Call today at 1-207-989-4200 for more information. Lorraine Colpitts takes her position very seriously and offers parents compassion and guidance. Her dedication to creating a smooth transition is what makes Lorraine stand out.

Wednesday, August 6, 2008

Right Direction Crisis Intervention


Mission Statement: "To be a catalyst for positive change in the lives of those we serve." Right Direction Crisis Intervention is an INDEPENDENT company dedicated to providing the highest quality service for adolescent interventions, adult interventions, life coaching and related support services. We have constructed this website in the hopes that we may provide you with the critical information and tools you will need to make a sound choice for your loved one during a very difficult time. Please research our company and employees, hopefully you will come to know that we believe in our mission statement and take every effort to provide compassionate and professional help to families in need of our services.


Learn more at http://www.rdas.net/

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

How to get your child to their school or program if they are not willing to attend?

Since having a teen transporting to a program or school is a huge decision, it is not to be taken lightly. After you have selected the program for your child, if you need transports, you need to again take the time to interview and research who will travel with your child.

My book, "Wit's End!" is now available online at www.witsendbook.com - I have dedicated a chapter about teen escorting/transporting to help educate parents on this "new" field they are entering when dealing with an at risk teenager.

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Right Direction Teen Transport


Mission Statement: "To be a catalyst for positive change in the lives of those we serve." Right Direction Crisis Intervention is an INDEPENDENT company dedicated to providing the highest quality service for adolescent interventions, adult interventions, life coaching and related support services. We have constructed this website in the hopes that we may provide you with the critical information and tools you will need to make a sound choice for your loved one during a very difficult time. Please research our company and employees, hopefully you will come to know that we believe in our mission statement and take every effort to provide compassionate and professional help to families in need of our services.
Learn more at www.rdas.net

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Sue Scheff: Lorraine Colpitts Owner of Safe & Sound Youth Transports


by Lorraine Colpitts


Transporting at-risk youth... We have a very structured and deliberate process which requires full parental/guardian cooperation. This is to ensure the smoothest and safest transition from your care to ours. We provide a short application/information form so that we can be informed of the necessary medical history, medication regime, and recent at-risk behaviors of your child for the most effective and safest transport possible. We encourage a meeting with parents/guardians in person to finalize arrangements on the eve of the transport

The Process: Because at-risk children need special handling in times of transition, the following is a synopsis of what a transport could actually "look like". In the early morning of the day of the transport, it will be necessary to have parents lead us into the childs bedroom, and after gently waking the child, introduce us. After a brief introduction and explanation of who we are and where the child is going, the parents will be required to immediately leave the area. They should then go to a place in the home where they will not be seen or heard by the child, or even better, actually leave the premises. The transport team will encourage your child to dress, and then accompany your child to their waiting vehicle. It is then that the transport will begin. We will have food and beverages in the vehicle to ensure proper nourishment.
We also will ask parents prior to transport what the childs 'comfort foods' are, and keep the vehicle stocked. To assist in reassuring your child, our staff has knowlege and experience with every school and program that we transport to and will have materials and information on hand to share with your child, should that be deemed appropriate. Each of the Safe and Sound Youth Transportation staff is a highly capable, and caring individual who has experience working with youth. Many of us are also parents....some of us have been through the trying times you have, and can certainly understand and respect the difficult decisions you have had to make. We will work closely with you to make this transport as pleasant for everyone as possible. Call us for a quote on Our All-Inclusive rate.
Transports within New England can be negotiated for a discounted rate, factoring the distance and time involved. With any type of transport, our one rate includes all expenses, such as two staff, selected as a "best-match for your teen", gas, tolls, car rentals, hotels, meals, beverages and any other incidentals that may become necessary during the transport. Due to the high cost of air travel, and its highly inflated last minute costs, any plane tickets required, would be the responsibility of the parent/guardian. Should air travel be deemed necessary, and as part of our service to you, we would be happy to assist you in making the travel arrangements. We have several travel agencies working with us, as well as many good on-line resources at our disposal. We will work diligently to help you to secure the best rates.

Friday, April 25, 2008

Sue Scheff - Getting your teen safely to a school or program

Many parents are put in a position that they need to hire a professional escort/transport. Please be sure you are using a transport that is licensed to transport teens and qualified to safely bring your teen into a program.

Do you have a struggling teen? At risk teens? Defiant Teen? Teen Depression? Problem Teen? Difficult Teen? Teen Rage? Teen Anger? Teen Drug Use? Teen Gangs? Teen Runaways? Bipolar? ADD/ADHD? Disrespectful Teen? Out of Control Teen? Peer Pressure?

Find about more about Boarding Schools, Military Schools, Christian Boarding Schools, Residential Treatment Centers, and Therapeutic Boarding Schools.

Monday, December 3, 2007

Parents' Universal Resource Experts: Teen Transports/Escorts

If you have doubts about using a Transport Company for your teen, please take a moment to speak with other parents that have already used them. It can be comforting to know that when you hire the right company, there is usually always a good outcome.

It is natural to be fearful, but when you are faced with saving your teen's life, you are usually limited on options.

Do your research - call your parent references - take the time to hire the right team for your teen!




Do you have a struggling teen? At risk teens? Defiant Teen? Teen Depression? Problem Teen? Difficult Teen? Teen Rage? Teen Anger? Teen Drug Use? Teen Gangs? Teen Runaways? Bipolar? ADD/ADHD? Disrespectful Teen? Out of Control Teen? Peer Pressure?


Find about more about Boarding Schools, Military Schools, Christian Boarding Schools, Residential Treatment Centers, and Therapeutic Boarding Schools.

Sunday, September 9, 2007

Sue Scheff on Teen Transports

Transport Services, also known as Escort Services, are usually a last resort for parents to transport their teens to programs.

Being a last resort doesn't mean it is a negative choice.

Using a qualified professional can be a good experience for a teen.Some teens are willing to get help, others will go under false pretense, and then there is the need for escorting.

Since Escorting your teen can be a difficult decision, it is very important to choose qualified and credentialed professionals for your teen.

The Escort Services listed below are fully licensed to transport teens and also have various degrees and/or background in Education, Psychology, Behavioral Science, Mental Health or other related fields.

These are professionals!

You are welcome to ask them to fax you their credentials.

Escorting your teen can be a very good experience with the right professional.

I have excellent feedback (based on first hand experiences) on both of these transport companies. Feel free to ask them for references. You will find many of the teens they transport are thanking them today.

Safe and Sound Transportation
("Precious Cargo" Article about SST)

http://www.safeandsoundtransportation.com/

Fully Licensed and Insured.

"We go the extra miles" is our motto.

We ensure safe and reliable transportation from start to finish.

Safe and Sound is based in Central Maine, about 10 minutes from Bangor International Airport. Our close proximity to ‘the rest of the world' affords us the luxury of boarding a plane at a moment's notice, if necessary.

We will travel anywhere in the United States to perform this service, and will provide ground transports within the New England Region.

We are a team of dedicated, motivated and experienced professionals (and most of us are parents, too) with over 100 combined years of working with youth, "at-risk" and otherwise; adults and children with disabilities.

Lorraine Colpitts
Lcolpitts45@aol.com
34 Maple StreetBrewer, ME 04412
toll-free 1-866-990-1900
office ph. 207-989-4200
cell 207-949-1723


Discreet Transport Service

Mission Statement:

Our mission at Discreet Transport Service, Inc. (DTS) is to assist families in crisis by escorting their loved one safely and expeditiously to treatment facilities nationwide. DTS provides safe, compassionate, and respectful transportation, striving to make an adolescents transition into treatment as smooth and gentle as possible.

Every DTS representative stems from a law enforcement or health care background, and can apply "real-life" experience in de-escalating stressful situations. We have a team of confident, compassionate, and motivated professionals that have excelled in their respective fields, and are dedicated to helping families in their time of need.
From the moment you call us, DTS will educate the family on the transportation process, and will take care of every detail, ensuring your loved one's safe and gentle delivery to the treatment center or program of your choosing.

DTS provides a wide range of services for the families of struggling adolescents, including educating parents on the latest drug trends and paraphernalia used by teens, and working with local law enforcement in the locating of runaways.

We are fully insured to transport teens and can provide families with impeccable references and credentials. DTS operates on both the East and West Coasts, and can assist families nationwide. We have traveled both nationally and internationally and can provide a service for your family, no matter where you need us.

Discreet Transport Service, Inc.
Mark von Tschirschky, Founder and Director of Operations
4173 Oak Forest DriveAtlanta, GA 30319
(770) 403-5301
(404) 417-0297 - FAX
mvont@aol.com




Do you have a struggling teen? At risk teens? Defiant Teen? Teen Depression? Problem Teen? Difficult Teen? Teen Rage? Teen Anger? Teen Drug Use? Teen Gangs? Teen Runaways? Bipolar? ADD/ADHD? Disrespectful Teen? Out of Control Teen? Peer Pressure?



Find about more about Boarding Schools, Military Schools, Christian Boarding Schools, Residential Treatment Centers, and Therapeutic Boarding Schools.