The Consultant partners with early childhood providers - child care programs, preschools, home visiting programs, Head Start, and families - to build protective factors in young children at risk for abuse, neglect, and poor social-emotional health; to increase the skills and confidence of parents and caregivers; and to strengthen the competencies of early childhood professionals so that challenging child behaviors are understood and addressed rather than resulting in suspension or expulsion. Bachelor's degree (master's preferred) from a CHEA-accredited college or university in a field related to early childhood: Child and Family Studies, Child Development, Education, Early Childhood, Pre-K, Elementary Education, Special Education, Nursing, Medicine, Psychology/Counseling, Social Work, or the ECMH Certificate from Cleveland State University.