Transforming Healthcare Through Ethical Practice and Expertise

Dr. Corey Jentry, PhD, is a leading voice in behavioral health reform and organizational ethics. As founder of Jentry Consulting Services, he leverages over 15 years of research and advocacy to help healthcare institutions implement trauma-informed, ethically grounded systems while empowering families navigating complex care landscapes.

His journey combines academic rigor with lived experience. With a PhD in Political Science from the London School of Economics (2017) focused on conflict resolution and systemic analysis, Dr. Jentry decodes how power structures impact vulnerable populations—a theme central to his recent book "Selling Sanity," which exposes profit-driven abuses in the "troubled teen" behavioral health industry.

Core expertise includes:

• Ethical and tailored marketing frameworks and strategies for behavioral health practices and organizations.

• Regulatory compliance and fraud prevention

• Trauma-informed organizational transformation

• Critical evaluation of treatment outcome measures and follow-up methodologies

• Family advocacy and resource navigation

Having survived institutional harm himself, Dr. Jentry uniquely bridges policy-level insights with frontline realities. His work has been featured in The Augusta Chronicle, academic journals, and national media, establishing him as a trusted resource for:

Healthcare Organizations
Strategic consulting to align operations with SAMHSA guidelines, eliminate predatory practices, and build transparent, recovery-oriented cultures that prioritize patient dignity and build institutional capacity, all while remaining profitable.

Families & Advocates
Evidence-based guidance to identify ethical and sustainable treatment options, recognize manipulative marketing tactics, and navigate complex care systems—especially crucial amid the behavioral health industry’s rapid expansion.

"True healing requires dismantling systems that commodify vulnerability. My mission is to help organizations do better—and empower families to demand better." —Dr. Corey Jentry