Do you need a mental health or forensic evaluation to support your court case?
If you are involved in a court case, a mental health or forensic evaluation can be an important component of your case. Whether you are seeking custody of a child, have recently been terminated or suspended from your job, or were involved in an accident, I can help you.
Mental health evaluations include extensive interviewing by a licensed mental health therapist and a thorough, professionally written evaluation report. Reports vary in length but can range from 5 pages to 25 pages long, and they include an objective review of your mental health history, factors influencing your well-being, your diagnoses, and treatment recommendations. If therapy is recommended, it is my practice to refer you to another practitioner, as I do not conduct psychotherapy with clients I have evaluated.
If you are a lawyer, a state agency, or a concerned family member, please contact me with questions or to schedule your free consultation call.
What to Expect
Evaluations will require 1-2 video conference sessions, each of 90-120 minutes. After completing the interviews and evaluations, a written report will be submitted to you and your lawyer. This report will be an important part of your case and these mental health evaluations can only be conducted by licensed mental health professionals, like me.
