“Psychological evaluation” is a broad term that is often used to refer to many different things. Most basically, a psychological evaluation is an assessment of an individual, usually involving diagnostic interviews and psychological testing. However, this assessment can take several forms and serve different purposes. This summary provides short descriptions of the main types of evaluations. The major categories of evaluations include:
We at KKJ specialize in forensic and psychological evaluations and we take a team approach to our evaluation services in order to better serve our clients. What is a team approach and why does it matter?
This blog is about my dissertation research, which examined trauma-related conditions from four different historical eras in order to investigate the historical, cultural, and political interactions between concepts of trauma and Western society.
As I started my career as a counselor, I always knew that speaking Spanish would set me apart as a provider. I knew that people needed access to Spanish-speaking mental health professionals and that I would be able to help bridge a gap. However, as I have gotten further in my career, I have come to realize that it’s not a gap, it’s a gaping hole.