Dr. KKJ heads up the forensic evaluation team. Our team is qualified to provide psychological assessments and testify in legal settings. Dr. KKJ has testified in cases as a clinical and forensic expert in North Carolina and Virginia (multiple designations). Dr. Ludlam is our Training Director. She is responsible for ensuring our evaluation protocols are up to date and that the practice follows current evidence-based practice. She also ensures all our staff and students are properly trained to interview and test our clients. Ms. Foss is our Evaluation Coordinator. She will be your point of contact for initiating and concluding the evaluation process.
If you are seeking an evaluation, please contact lisa@kkjpsych.com.
This means that you will always have two minds on the case. This approach helps clinicians maintain neutrality and discuss various perspectives. It allows for efficient and thorough information gathering. And, it mimics the health care system's whole person approach to care. You can read an article about KKJ's team approach to forensic evaluations here.
You will meet with two primary clinicians to complete interviews and psychological evaluations. We will also contact collaterals to obtain records and complete interviews.
We have a team approach to conducting evaluations.
Dr. KKJ heads up the forensic evaluation team. Our team is qualified to provide psychological assessments and testify in legal settings. Dr. KKJ has testified in cases as a clinical and forensic expert in North Carolina and Virginia (multiple designations). Dr. Ludlam is our Training Director. She is responsible for ensuring our evaluation protocols are up to date and that the practice follows current evidence-based practice. She also ensures all our staff and students are properly trained to interview and test our clients. Ms. Foss is our Evaluation Coordinator. She will be your point of contact for initiating and concluding the evaluation process.
If you are seeking an evaluation, please contact lisa@kkjpsych.com.
What is a team approach?
This means that you will always have two minds on the case. This approach helps clinicians maintain neutrality and discuss various perspectives. It allows for efficient and thorough information gathering. And, it mimics the health care system's whole person approach to care. You can read an article about KKJ's team approach to forensic evaluations here.
We will also contact collaterals to obtain records and complete interviews.
Types of Psychological Evaluations
“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 several types of evaluations. The major categories of evaluations include:
Types of Psychological Evaluations
“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 several types of evaluations. The major categories of evaluations include:
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