For Referring Professionals

Clinicians, physicians, attorneys, fiduciaries, and advisors introduce Baker Private Advisory when a client or family faces a behavioral health situation that calls for more than an ordinary referral. The introduction reaches me directly, and I am retained by the client.

When to Refer

The matter is clinically complex: behavioral health, substance use, functioning, family dynamics, or treatment uncertainty
The stakes are high: legal, fiduciary, professional, reputational, financial, or safety implications
The client needs judgment before placement, not a list of programs
Prior treatment, counsel, or coordination has not resolved the concern
Privacy, discretion, and direct access to one senior advisor matter

How an Introduction Works

Call or write for a professional conversation about the situation in outline. If it fits, the introduction happens the way you prefer: the client contacts me directly, you make a joint introduction, or you pass along my direct line. I communicate back to you only with the client's authorization.

No Referral Economics

Baker Private Advisory neither pays nor accepts referral fees, fee-splitting, or reciprocal arrangements. The firm is retained directly by the client and remains accountable to the client alone.

Suggested Introduction

“You may want to speak with Christopher Baker at Baker Private Advisory. He is a licensed clinician with senior experience across the behavioral health field, retained directly by the client through Baker Private Advisory. He accepts no referral fees and can give an unconflicted assessment of what is happening and which options are credible.”

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