Technology should enhance human judgment, never replace it.
Three practices. One mission.
Everything we deliver lives inside one of three practices, each built to protect the dignity of the people behind every program, dataset, and decision.
Behavioral Health
Care comes firstLicensed therapy and clinical support for government programs, with AI tools that take the paperwork off the clinician.
- Individual, family & group therapy services
- Early psychosis intervention (EPINET) & trauma-informed care
- Behavioral Health AI: clinical documentation, measurement-based care & analytics
- Care coordination, quality oversight & licensed staffing
Federal Technology Services
Built for the missionWe build and run secure systems for government. Cloud, identity, and delivery pipelines that hold up in production.
- Cloud & platform engineering (AWS GovCloud)
- Zero Trust architecture & ICAM
- DevSecOps & secure software delivery
- Responsible AI integration & secure analytics
- CaptureGPT: AI-powered capture & proposal support
Applied Research & Innovation
Evidence before automationGovernance, ethics, and evidence for data-driven systems, so decisions stay transparent, auditable, and accountable.
- Data, model & decision governance frameworks
- Ethical risk & impact assessments
- Transparency & auditability standards
- Policy guidance for data-driven systems
The mind is not fixed. Neither are the systems we build.
In the Mind
From Aristotle's De Anima to modern neuroscience, the evidence points the same way: the mind is shaped over time by environment, attachment, learning, and experience. Identity is not static. Patterns can be interrupted. Neural pathways can be reshaped.
We ground our behavioral health work in that reality. Every person carries the capacity for change, even after adversity or trauma. Through evidence-based practice, relational safety, and structured intervention, maladaptive scripts can be rewritten. New habits are formed, regulation is strengthened, healthier frameworks are built. Transformation isn't abstract optimism; it's a clinically supported possibility.
In the Machine
In artificial intelligence, a tabula rasa system starts with no built-in assumptions. What it becomes depends on three things: the data it learns from, the boundaries that control it, and the oversight that holds it accountable.
We engineer for all three from the start. We train and ground models on curated, documented datasets. Zero-trust data pathways and federated identity verify every user and every request. We build on Model Context Protocol (MCP) and modular orchestration, so each component can be audited, tested, and replaced on its own. Policy-driven guardrails and human-in-the-loop review keep people in charge of the decisions that matter. The result is AI that learns responsibly and does not inherit institutional risk by default.
A clean slate, deliberately formed.Systems that are governed, explainable, and accountable from inception
The mantra is the method.
vision.plan.run. isn't just a tagline. It's how every engagement moves from understanding to execution.
Make the vision plain
See the mission, the constraints, and the people affected clearly, before anything is built.
Design with intention
Human-centered frameworks with ethics, security, and auditability built in from day one.
Execute and sustain
Licensed staff, governed systems, and quality oversight, so the mission can run.
Clinical depth. Technical rigor. Community roots.
Karla Pate McClure
Karla is a licensed clinical therapist with extensive experience delivering evidence-based mental health services to adolescents and families across educational, clinical, and community settings. Her practice is grounded in trauma-informed care, developmental psychology, and culturally responsive intervention, with a strong emphasis on measurable outcomes and data-informed treatment planning.
She currently serves as a school-based therapist providing individual and group counseling, crisis intervention, and MTSS-aligned support across elementary, middle, and high schools. In higher education, she served as a college therapist at Lane College, supporting emerging adults through the intersections of mental health, academics, and identity. She also contributed to Sheppard Pratt's Early Psychosis Intervention Network (EPINET), a nationally recognized research and treatment collaborative for early-onset psychotic disorders.
Her research portfolio includes psychosocial analysis of trauma exposure, behavioral health outcomes, and resilience among youth in underserved communities, including studies on the multigenerational effects of community violence on families in Ward 8, Washington, DC.
Wesley Cornelious McClure, II
Wesley is a Solutions Architect and a faith-based community leader. His work spans ministry, public policy, and secure technology modernization. He helps agencies adopt Zero Trust architecture so their systems protect data, verify every user, and stay accountable to the people they serve.
He leads mentoring initiatives grounded in restoration and structured reintegration at the Cheltenham Youth Detention Center, and has advised Prince George's County's Transition Team on Reentry, helping design evidence-informed strategies to reduce recidivism across health and justice systems. As Principal Investigator for a $2.4 million Department of Commerce EDA award, he led the design and construction of the Center of Entrepreneurial Growth and Technological Innovation (CEGTI) at Lane College.
Past performance.
Early Psychosis Support
Served alongside an Early Psychosis Intervention (EPINET) team supporting young adults and families at the first onset of serious mental health challenges: compassionate engagement, clinical coordination, and trauma-informed care that promoted safety, dignity, and hope in recovery.
School-Based Behavioral Health
On a school-based adolescent therapy initiative, worked directly with youth, families, and school partners: trauma-informed counseling that reduced stigma, strengthened family involvement, and helped students navigate anxiety, depression, and family stress while staying connected to school and community.
Youth Mentoring & Reentry
Built a consistent, caring presence for justice-involved youth at Cheltenham Youth Detention Center: trauma-responsive mentoring, ethical development, and coordination with chaplains, counselors, and community partners toward realistic plans for education, work, and family reconnection.
Recidivism Data Analytics
Contributed to a Center for Applied Data Science and Analytics project modeling drivers of recidivism: designing a secure, cloud-hosted analytics environment for sensitive justice and social-service datasets, with Python pipelines and modern open-source AI tooling for advanced modeling.
NAICS codes.
Social Science & Humanities R&D
Research, evaluation, and analysis on social, behavioral, and community topics.
Management Consulting
Strategic planning, process improvement, and general management advisory services.
HR Consulting
Workforce planning, organizational development, and leadership consulting.
Vocational Rehabilitation Services
Reentry support, employment readiness, and rehabilitation services.
Professional & Management Training
Leadership training, professional development, and instructional programs.
Public Relations
Public outreach, communications strategy, and stakeholder engagement.
Social Advocacy Organizations
Advocacy, community empowerment, and public interest initiatives.
Let's build something that serves people well.
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