Clinical, Consulting & Professional Services
At Cheryl L. Andrews & Associates, services are designed for individuals, professionals, students, families, attorneys, organizations, and referral partners seeking structured support with functional barriers, disability-related concerns, documentation clarity, accommodation planning, return-to-work or return-to-school transitions, vocational decision-making, and clinical development.
The practice is organized around three primary service lines:
Clinical Function & Accommodation Consultation
Forensic Vocational Consultation
Clinical Supervision
Together, these services reflect Dr. Andrews’ integrated expertise in counseling, rehabilitation counseling, disability-informed practice, clinical-functional consultation, workplace and academic functioning, vocational analysis, forensic consultation, and counselor supervision.
Services are designed to help clients and referral partners move from uncertainty to clarity through structured assessment, practical strategy, functional planning, documentation review, skill-building, and professionally grounded recommendations.
Clinical Function & Accommodation Consultation
Clinical Function & Accommodation Consultation is a specialized consultation service for adults, students, families, employees, professionals, organizations, and referral partners navigating disability-related barriers across work, school, higher education, training, licensing, clinical placement, professional programs, and leave-to-return transitions.
This service helps clients clarify what is getting in the way, organize documentation, identify practical supports, prepare for important conversations, and build strategies for sustainable participation in work, school, training, or professional settings.
Service Tracks May Include
Workplace Function Consultation
Support for adults, employees, and professionals navigating ADA/workplace accommodations, job demands, disability documentation, FMLA or leave concerns, job retention, stay-at-work planning, and return-to-work transitions.Educational Function Consultation
Support for K-12 students and families navigating IEP/504 planning, school-function barriers, attendance concerns, executive-functioning needs, documentation clarity, and return-to-school planning.Academic / Program Function Consultation
Support for college, graduate, training, licensing, clinical-placement, and professional-program students navigating academic accommodations, disability-services documentation, program demands, executive-functioning barriers, and return-to-program planning.Documentation Clarity Review
Review of clinical, school, medical, psychiatric, neuropsychological, FMLA, ADA, IEP, 504, HR, or academic documentation for functional relevance, missing elements, communication clarity, and practical next steps.Executive-Functioning Support
Skill-building and functional planning around task initiation, organization, pacing, prioritization, working memory supports, communication routines, workload tolerance, and sustainable participation.Leave-to-Return / Stay-Engaged Planning
Structured support for return-to-work, return-to-school, return-to-program, stay-at-work, stay-in-school, or stay-in-program transitions.
Forensic Vocational Consultation
Forensic Vocational Consultation provides objective vocational analysis and consultation for legal, administrative, employment, disability, and professional matters involving employability, earning capacity, transferable skills, labor market access, disability-related work impact, report preparation, attorney consultation, testimony preparation, and litigation support.
This service is designed for attorneys, agencies, insurers, employers, referral partners, and legal teams seeking clear, objective, and professionally grounded vocational opinions.
Services May Include
Forensic vocational consultation
Records review
Employability analysis
Earning capacity analysis
Loss of earning capacity review
Transferable skills analysis
Labor market research
Labor market survey
Vocational damages analysis
Disability-related work impact analysis
Rebuttal review of vocational reports
Attorney consultation
Report preparation
Deposition preparation
Hearing or trial preparation
Testimony-related consultation
Common Referral Matters May Include
Personal injury
Workers’ compensation
Employment disputes
Wrongful termination
Long-term disability
Family law / divorce matters involving employability or earning capacity
Disability-related vocational impact
Return-to-work feasibility
Labor market access questions
Vocational damages and mitigation issues
Clinical Supervision provides structured individual and group supervision for counselors, associate-level clinicians, counseling students, provisionally licensed professionals, and developing clinicians seeking support with clinical growth, ethical decision-making, documentation skills, diagnostic reasoning, case conceptualization, risk assessment, professional identity development, and licensure readiness.
Supervision is designed to be thoughtful, structured, developmentally appropriate, and grounded in ethical clinical practice.
Supervision May Support Development In
Ethical decision-making
Documentation quality
Diagnostic reasoning
Treatment planning
Risk assessment
Crisis documentation
Case conceptualization
Professional boundaries
Clinical confidence
Counselor identity development
Cultural responsiveness
Supervision and consultation readiness
Licensure preparation
Supervision Formats May Include
Individual clinical supervision
Group clinical supervision
Case consultation
Documentation review
Professional development planning
Ethics and risk-management consultation
Licensure support
Supervision is available in:
North Carolina • South Carolina • Georgia • Virginia coming soon

