Email:
lisa@kkjpsych.com
I have a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Master’s degree in Counseling from Liberty University. In 2016-2017, I received additional training and gained experience during my internship at another private forensic psychology practice. This is where I developed an even deeper interest in working in the field of forensic and clinical psychology. At that internship, I assisted with criminal evaluations and pre-employment evaluations for law enforcement.
In 2017, when I joined KKJ, my training and experience in forensic and clinical psychology developed to include areas of Custody, Parental Capacity, Guardian Ad Litem, Child Protective Services, Substance Abuse, Personal Injury, and Adoption Readiness. I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor-Associate in North Carolina. I have receiving further training in forensic psychology including Brief Child Forensic Evaluations and Collaborative Family Law. I love being able to be a part of a collaborative team with the KKJ psychologists and other mental health clinicians as we serve the needs of our clients and their families.
As the Evaluation Coordinator at KKJ, I am the first point of contact for new evaluation clients and attorneys. I oversee all evaluations for the practice and provide training to co-workers and new employees on the KKJ evaluation process and procedures.
If you are interested in learning more about our evaluation services, please email me at lisa@kkjpsych.com.
From Lisa:
"I view life as a process of learning and adaptation. Life brings unexpected challenges that require some flexibility to navigate, but sometimes adjustments are difficult to manage. Gaining support and learning new skills can help us find our balance again. I find that to maintain my balance I need to take time each day, even if it is a few moments, in spiritual introspection and reading. I also find that my emotional well-being is always improved with exercise, even if it is just going for a walk with my family."
Email:
lisa@kkjpsych.com
Are you seeking help for yourself or your child? Whether you or your child is experiencing difficulty dealing with anxiety, depression, or trauma related to your separation or divorce, you want to address the whole self and family system, not just parts, in order to promote healthy well-being. You may be seeking to realign your values with how you live your life and change your thinking or behavior to match those values and goals. With a sincere and practical approach, we can work to alleviate your struggles and to identify patterns in thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that have developed from your unique life.
I have a Master’s in Counseling from Liberty University, training in Collaborative Divorce and Child and Adolescent Anxiety Disorders. I use CBT, mindfulness, yoga, and play therapy techniques.
I provide individual therapy for children, adolescents and adults. I also provide family therapy and co-parenting therapy for divorce. If you are interested in exploring spiritual or faith-based counseling, let me know.
I accept BCBS for therapy clients.
I am also the Evaluation and Client Coordinator, so if you are looking to become a new client, please contact me at lisa@kkjpsych.com.
From Lisa:
"I view life as a process of learning and adaptation. Life brings unexpected challenges that require some flexibility to navigate, but sometimes adjustments are difficult to manage. Gaining support and learning new skills can help us find our balance again. I find that to maintain my balance I need to take time each day, even if it is a few moments, in spiritual introspection and reading. I also find that my emotional well-being is always improved with exercise, even if it is just going for a walk with my family."