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Immigration
What is an immigration psychological evaluation?
A clinical evaluation that documents the psychological impact of trauma, abuse, hardship, or persecution for use in immigration proceedings. It includes interviews, assessments, and a written report tailored to the case type.
How long does an evaluation take?
Most evaluations involve 2–3 hours of interview time, with a final written report delivered within 2–3 weeks. Expedited timelines are available when needed.
Do you work directly with my attorney?
Yes. Direct attorney collaboration is part of every evaluation, including drafts, feedback, and case-specific tailoring.
Are sessions virtual?
Evaluations are conducted by secure video. This is widely accepted by USCIS and immigration courts, and makes the process accessible across the country.
Therapy
Who do you typically work with in therapy?
High-achieving Asian American women navigating anxiety, trauma, self-esteem, and cultural/family pressures — though I welcome anyone whose story I can hold well.
How long is a therapy session?
Standard sessions are 50 minutes. Initial intakes may run longer.
Appointments & Logistics
How do I book a consultation?
Use the booking form on this site — or call. We’ll respond within one business day.
What states are you licensed in?
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Ohio for therapy. Immigration evaluations are conducted nationwide.
Is everything confidential?
Yes. All sessions are confidential within the legal limits of clinical practice. Report content is shared only as you and your attorney direct.
Insurance & Pricing
Do you accept insurance?
Immigration evaluations are a private-pay clinical service and are not billed through insurance. Therapy fees are discussed during your free consultation.
What does an evaluation cost?
Cost varies by case type and scope. We will provide a clear, written estimate before any work begins.
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