Service
Psychological Evaluation
A full psychological evaluation, arranged the sensible way: I conduct the clinical interviews myself, a licensed Florida psychologist performs any formal testing the referral requires, and I bring it all together in one court-ready report for clinical, legal or immigration purposes.
How I deliver this: Chapter 490 of Florida law limits formal test administration to licensed psychologists, so when a case needs testing I bring in one of my psychologist partners. The clinical interviews and mental-health evaluation work sit inside my own LCSW scope under Chapter 491, and I handle those personally.
What you get from me
- Clinical mental-health evaluations I write myself
- Court-ordered evaluations, coordinated end to end
- Evaluations for immigration court
- Second opinions on prior evaluations
- Clinical evaluations adjacent to custody matters
- Reports written in your language
How it works
- STEP 1Referral intake
You or your attorney send me the referral question, plus any records worth reading.
- STEP 2Interview, then testing
I interview you myself; if formal testing is needed, my psychologist partner runs it.
- STEP 3Integrated report
One written report, aimed squarely at the referral question, within 7 to 21 days.
Frequently asked
Are you allowed to write these as an LCSW?
Yes. Clinical mental-health evaluations are LCSW work and I write them myself. When a case needs a diagnosis backed by formal testing, a licensed psychologist administers those tests and I coordinate the whole thing.
Is this the same as an immigration evaluation?
No. Those are a specialized forensic version with their own page: see Immigration Psychological Evaluations.
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