Finding hope and support through your immigration journey.

The immigration process can be deeply emotional and stressful-it’s not just a legal matter, but a personal and often life-changing experience. Many individuals and families face challenges such as separation, fear, trauma, or uncertainty about the future. A psychological evaluation can play a vital role in helping your attorney present the human side of your case, providing clinical documentation that captures your emotional, psychological, and relational experience.

I provide compassionate and professional psychological evaluations to help individuals and families present their stories with clarity and care. Each evaluation is conducted with cultural sensitivity, clinical accuracy, and deep respect for your unique experience.

My services include:
• Extreme Hardship Evaluations– documenting the emotional and psychological impact of potential family separation or relocation.

• Asylum Evaluations– assessing trauma, fear of persecution, and the ongoing emotional effects of past or anticipated harm.

• VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) Evaluations– supporting individuals who have experienced abuse by a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident family member.

• U Visa Evaluations– for victims of qualifying crimes who have suffered significant psychological or emotional distress.

• T Visa Evaluations – for survivors of human trafficking seeking protection and emotional healing.

• Cancellation of Removal Evaluations– highlighting the emotional and psychological consequences of deportation or removal on individuals and their families.

I take pride in providing evaluations that are compassionate, detailed, and grounded in clinical expertise. My goal is to ensure that each report accurately represents your story and helps bring your case the understanding it deserves.

Bilingual services are available in English and Spanish.
If you’re ready to begin or would like more information, contact me today to schedule your immigration evaluation — your story matters and deserves to be heard.