About the Founding President                           

Judit Roth is a Cerebral Palsy (CP) specialist with more than a decade of work experience with people who were born or have acquired brain damage.  She has worked short or long term with over 500 clients with CP, or other neurologic disorders so far.

The combination of her extensive education and experience has made her a valuable resource for families, who are dealing with the daily care of a child with CP.

As a Conductor-Teacher, and an advocate for Conductive Education (CE), Roth was a co-founder of a CE school in California.  As a Visiting Assistant Professor at Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Roth has helped Aquinas College to establish its own school for children with CP, and has assisted to establish a college-level training program for future conductor-teachers.  Currently, Roth is assisting new and existing CE programs throughout the United States.

Roth is a Fellow Member of The American Academy for Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine (AACPDM), the International Peto Association (IPA), the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC), the Division for Early Childhood (DEC), and the Division for Physical and Health Disabilities (DPHD). She is serving on the Advisory Board for the Peninsula Outreach Programs (POPS) in California.

Roth is an Adjunct Faculty at GRCC in the Child Development Program.  Currently, she teaches Human Growth and Development, a four credit class for college students in education, occupational therapy assistant, and nursing programs.

Judit Roth has presented on numerous professional conferences and workshops, including presentation for the Chicago Rehabilitation Institute in Chicago, Illinois, the POHI/SXI Conference in Troy, Michigan, and the 5^th World Congress on Conductive Education in Budapest, Hungary.  Roth's work have been published in the United States, England, and Hungary.  For schedules on her upcoming presentations and publications, please click on Schedule/Press .

Judit Roth graduated with high honors receiving her Masters in the Art of Teaching degree with early childhood endorsement from Aquinas College, Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Prior to that, Roth graduated with high honors, and received a joint Special Education – Conductor – Elementary Education degree from the Peto Andras Institute for the Motor Disabled and Conductors’ College, from Budapest, Hungary.  

She also holds state licenced teaching certifications in the following areas:

• POHI (Physically or Otherwise Health Impaired), Grades K-12
• Elementary Education, Grades K-5, All subjects (6-8 self-contained classroom), and
• Early Childhood Education.

For a detailed Resume and reference list, please send an inquire e-mail to info@conductiveedconsulting.com .

Roth is a native of Hungary, currently living in Virginia Beach, Virginia with attorney husband, Bruce M. Familant, and their son, Jordan.

Our Team

 Highly Qualified Conductor-Teachers

CPSCC directly hires and/or places highly qualified CE practitioners.  CPSCC has an extensive database of conductors, and it maintains a unique relationship with this professional group, who enjoy the continuous support and professional mentoring/training that CPSCC provides.

All conductor-teachers hold B.A. degrees in Education with specialization in motor disabilities.  Conductors are generalists licensed after four years of professional college level training.  They coordinate medicine, pschology, speech and language pathology, physical and occupational therapy, adaptive physical education, nursing, and pedagogy.

Susan S. Im, Immigration Attorney

Susan Im represents CPSCC on all immigration-related matters, which mostly include labor certifications and H visa applications.

Ms. Im received her Juris Doctor degree from Wayne State University Law School in 1994.  Ms. Im has exclusively focused on business and family immigration law since 1997.  In May 2005, Ms. Im was appointed as a Member of Governor Granholm’s newly created Advisory Council for Asian and Pacific American Affairs.  Ms. Im is an active member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA).  She remains current on all the latest changes in law and procedure at USCIS, DOL, and other government agencies that could affect a client’s case.


Bruce M. Familant, Attorney

Mr. Familant drafts CPSCC’s contracts, and he advises CPSCC on business matters.  Also, when there is no conflict of interest, Mr. Familant advises CPSCC’s clients on matters relating to employment law, third-party contracts, and general litigation issues.

Mr. Familant graduated magna cum laude from the Thomas M. Cooley Law School in 1999.  He is a published attorney, and he is licensed in Michigan and has a pending bar admission to Washington, D.C.


Troy Ginzer, CPA

At CPSCC, Mr. Ginzer is responsible for contacting various states’ employment departments to set up Cerebral Palsy Solutions with state withholding and unemployment compliance.  He prepares quarterly payroll tax returns and payroll checks, making sure the exact taxes are withheld for Cerebral Palsy Solutions and the employees.

Mr. Ginzer received his B.A. in Economics & Management from Albion College.  He is Certified in Public Accounting.


Cindy Hillsey, Administrative Coordinator

Cindy Hillsey performs a variety of administrative functions at CPSCC so that CPSCC’s president, Judit Roth, can spend her time focusing on CPSCC’s clients and their needs.

Ms. Hillsey received her B.S. in Management from Davenport University, and she has over 25 years of work experience.

Bill Leete, Business Advisor and Mentor