I provide forensic psychological assessment and testing utilizing the advanced assessment training specific to licensed psychologists. Psychologists are uniquely trained to conduct high-stakes evaluations that require careful integration of data, research, and clinical judgment. My post-licensure education includes evidence-based training in disability examinations and specialized instruction in the use of the MMPI-3 in disability and family court settings. I also bring extensive experience with core psychological assessment instruments, including the PAI, MCMI, Rorschach, and WAIS.

I am available to provide psychological consultation for attorneys on specific cases. Attorneys often benefit from working with an experienced clinical psychologist to clarify how psychological factors may meaningfully influence a case. These factors can include personality structure, emotional distress, trauma and developmental history, cognitive functioning and IQ, and questions of malingering or dissimulation. My forensic and consultative work is grounded in established psychological science and evidence-based assessment – not ideology – and informed by many years of experience developing clear, coherent psychological case conceptualizations that are both clinically sound and practically useful in legal contexts.