for crime victims and
online courses for mental health professionals
AtenciĂłn solidaria y capacitaciĂłn experta adaptadas a su vida, su camino, su propĂłsito.
for crime victims and
online courses for mental health professionals
AtenciĂłn solidaria y capacitaciĂłn experta adaptadas a su vida, su camino, su propĂłsito.
At Familias Unidas Counseling Center we are experts in psychological evaluations and counseling.
At Mental Health Evaluation Group we are experts in psychological evaluations and counseling.
Our courses combine theory and practice, allowing you to apply what you learn in both your professional and personal life.
Whether you are a victim becoming a survivor, a professional working toward your license, or someone rediscovering your strength, at Mental Health Evaluation Group we are here to support you on your journey.
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Professional, culturally responsive evaluations to support your immigration caseÂ
At Mental Health Evaluation Group, we provide comprehensive psychological evaluations for individuals involved in immigration proceedings. Our evaluations are conducted with clinical integrity, cultural sensitivity, and an understanding of how they are used in legal settings.Â
All appointments are conducted virtually, allowing us to serve clients across all 50 states in the United States. We do not maintain waitlists, and appointments are typically available promptly.
An immigration psychological evaluation is a clinical assessment conducted for legal purposes. It may help document emotional, psychological, or trauma-related factors relevant to an immigration case.Â
These evaluations are commonly used in:Â
• Extreme Hardship WaiversÂ
• Asylum CasesÂ
• VAWA PetitionsÂ
• U-Visas / T-VisasÂ
• Cancellation of RemovalÂ
Immigration psychological evaluations are not therapy and do not establish an ongoing therapeutic relationship.Â
Our role is to:Â
• Conduct a clinical interviewÂ
• Assess psychological functioningÂ
• Document relevant symptoms and experiencesÂ
• Provide a professional clinical opinionÂ
• Prepare a psychological report for legal useÂ
We do not:Â
• Provide legal adviceÂ
• Determine eligibility for immigration reliefÂ
• Recommend which type of evaluation you needÂ
• Guarantee case outcomesÂ
• Provide court testimony or appear as expert witnessesÂ
Clients must come informed about the specific type of evaluation they are seeking (e.g., asylum, hardship waiver, VAWA, U-Visa, etc.), typically with guidance from their attorney.Â
We are not attorneys and cannot advise on what type of evaluation is appropriate for your case.Â
All legal decisions are made by your attorney and immigration authorities.Â
We aim to provide a clear and supportive experience:Â
We strive to support client understanding throughout the process.Â
Clients are responsible for:Â
• Providing accurate and complete informationÂ
• Notifying us of any factual corrections or concernsÂ
• Asking questions if any part of the report is unclearÂ
Information shared during the evaluation is treated with professional care; however:Â
We do not guarantee any immigration outcome.Â
We understand that this process can feel overwhelming. Our goal is to make it as clear and supportive as possible.Â
Step 1: SchedulingÂ
All appointments are virtual and scheduled promptly.Â
Step 2: Evaluation AppointmentÂ
You will meet with a licensed clinician.Â
Step 3: Report PreparationÂ
Step 4: Review OpportunityÂ
Step 5: AuthorizationÂ
Step 6: SubmissionÂ
This is an evaluation, not therapyÂ
• All services are provided virtuallyÂ
• We serve clients in all 50 U.S. statesÂ
• We do not provide court testimony or expert witness servicesÂ
• You should provide honest and complete informationÂ
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