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      • Reclaiming Therapeutic Terminology: Clinical versus Social Definitions

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      • When is Reunification Therapy Done? (And some helpful hints for success…)

>View the Newsletter from November 2023

      • Readiness vs Willingness in Reunification Therapy

>View the Newsletter from September 2023

      • What Is an Independent Educational Evaluation and What Is It’s Purpose:

>View the Newsletter from July 2023

      • Talking Your Kids Through Your Divorce – Part Three (Ages 13-18):

>View the Newsletter from May 2023

      • Talking Your Kids Through Your Divorce – Part Two (Ages 6-12):

>View the Newsletter from March 2023

      • Talking Your Kids Through Your Divorce – Part One (Birth through Five Years Old)

View the Forensic Newsletter from September 2022

      • Psychotherapy Works! You (and Your Therapist) Can Change Your Personality & Behavior

View the Forensic Newsletter from July 2022

      • The Benefits of (Imperfect) Parent-Child Relationships

View the Forensic Newsletter from May 2022

      • Childhood Sexual Development: When to Raise the Red Flag… It is Not as Often as You May Think

View the Forensic Newsletter from March 2022

      • Psychology and the Law: Psychologists’ Roles & Testimony in Legal Cases

View the Forensic Newsletter from January 2022

      • How Psychologists Must Respond to Record and/or Testimony Requests

View the Forensic Newsletter from November 2021

      • B.I.F.F. – How To Respond To Antagonistic & Hostile Communication

View the Forensic Newsletter from September 2021

      • Pros & Cons of Rorschach Inkblot Test in Court Evaluations

View the Forensic Newsletter from July 2021

      • What Makes a Good Immigration Evaluation?

View the Forensic Newsletter from May 2021

      • What Makes a Good Reunification Therapy Order?

View the Forensic Newsletter from March 2021

      • Demystifying Reunification Therapy (RT): Roles & Responsibilities of the Therapist and Family Members

View the Forensic Newsletter from January 2021

      • Managing COVID Anxiety for Yourself and Your Clients in 2021

View the Forensic Newsletter from November 2020

      • A Forensic Evaluator’s Perspective on Juvenile Transfer Evaluations

View the Forensic Newsletter from September 2020

      • 5 Questions Clients Should Ask To Ensure Their Evaluation Process Is Safe During COVID

View the Forensic Newsletter from July 2020

      • Competency To Stand Trial Evaluations

View the Forensic Newsletter from May 2020

      • How Do I Choose Which Evaluation is Best For Me For Family Court?

View the Forensic Newsletter from March 2020

      • Five Ways Family Court Parties Can Make Progress In Their Cases During COVID-19

View the Forensic Newsletter from November 2019

      • Re-Entry into the Community After Inpatient/Residential Treatment or Incarceration

View the Forensic Newsletter from July 2019

      • Custody Evaluations vs. Psychological Evaluations vs. Parental Capacity Evaluations… OH MY!

View the Forensic Newsletter from May 2019

      • Preparing Your Client for Reunification Therapy

View the Forensic Newsletter from March 2019

      • How Can a Sex Offender Evaluation Help My Client?

View the Forensic Newsletter from January 2019

      • What Makes a Good Substance Abuse Evaluation

View the Forensic Newsletter from November 2018

      • Cooperative Parenting Part VI: Expressing Your Anger

View the Forensic Newsletter from September 2018

      • Dissociation and Forensic Psychology

View the Forensic Newsletter from May 2018

      • Can Neurofeedback Help My Client?

View the Forensic Newsletter from March 2018

      • Using a Forensic Psychologist in the Juvenile Justice System

View the Forensic Newsletter from January 2018

      • Reunification Therapy Popularity in Court Orders: A Deep Dive into RT

View the Forensic Newsletter from November 2017

      • Predicting a Killer: The MacDonald Triad (Myth)

View the Forensic Newsletter from September 2017

      • Successful Anger Management Therapy

View the Forensic Newsletter from July 2017

      • Cooperative Parenting and Divorce: Managing Your Anger

View the Forensic Newsletter from May 2017

      • Should You Have Your Client Re-Tested, or Have a Previous Evaluation Reviewed?

View the Forensic Newsletter from March 2017

      • Cooperative Parenting and Divorce: Better For the Children

View the Forensic Newsletter from January 2017

      • Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy For Children

View the Forensic Newsletter from November 2016

      • Cooperative Parenting and Divorce: Avoiding a Loyalty Bind

View the Forensic Newsletter from September 2016

      • Is Court-Ordered Therapy Effective?

View the Forensic Newsletter from May 2016

      • Coaching Clients to Effectively Use a Parenting Coordinator

View the Forensic Newsletter from March 2016

      • Providing Clients Guidance on How to Best Approach Psychological Testing

View the Forensic Newsletter from January 2016

      • Competency to Stand Trial: Effort v. Malingering

View the Forensic Newsletter from November 2015

      • CRAZY OR CRISIS?: Evaluating Mental Health Functioning and Parenting Abilities in the Midst of Court Crisis and Litigation Trauma

View the Forensic Newsletter from September 2015

      • Post-Traumatic Growth

View the Forensic Newsletter from July 2015

      • Psychological Forensic Evaluations

View the Forensic Newsletter from May 2015

      • DUI Assessments

View the Forensic Newsletter from January 2015

      • Benefits and Concerns of Using a Parent Coordinator (PC) in High-Conflict Divorce

View the Forensic Newsletter from November 2014

      • Supporting Clients Through Immigration Experiences

View the Forensic Newsletter from September 2014

      • Descriptions of Tests Commonly Used in Psychological Evaluations, Risk Assessments and/or Custody Evaluations

View the Forensic Newsletter from July 2014

      • Interviewing Children: Tips for Attorneys

View the Forensic Newsletter from May 2014

      • Mental Health Parity and Access

View the Forensic Newsletter from March 2014

      • Court-Ordered Mental Health Services Covered By Insurance

View the Forensic Newsletter from November 2013

      • New and Innovative or Just New Packaging? The Role of Mental Health Professionals in Divorce

View the Forensic Newsletter from September 2013

      • The DSM has been revised – what should you know about?

View the Forensic Newsletter from July 2013

      • Parental Alienation Syndrome and the DSM-5

View the Forensic Newsletter from May 2013

      • Free Support Group for Living With a Challenging Partner
      • Personal Testimonial on the Challenges of Living With a Highly Difficult Partner

View the Forensic Newsletter from January 2013

      • Board Certification for Psychologists in North Carolina

View the Forensic Newsletter from November 2012

      • Mental Health Leading Cause of Disability
      • When You Know Therapy Would Help Your Client

View the Forensic Newsletter from September 2012

      • Considerations in Assessing Sexual Capacity in Individuals With Mental Disabilities

View the Forensic Newsletter from July 2012

      • Should You Have Your Client Re-Tested, or Have a Previous Evaluation Reviewed? Exploring the Benefits of Re-Evaluation and Review

View the Forensic Newsletter from May 2012: The Opposing Party MUST Be Mentally Ill

      • Disorders the Public Commonly Perceives in the Opposing Party: Bipolar, Borderline, and AD/HD Have Made it into the Public Dialect (but does the general public really know how to detect them?)

View the Forensic Newsletter from January 2012

      • Neuroscience Advances the Understanding of Infant Attachment:
        • Implications for Family Law

View the Forensic Newsletter from November 2011

      • A Preview of the DSM-V Anticipated Changes in Trauma Diagnoses:
        • Complex Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Rejected
        • Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Preschool Children Added

View the Forensic Newsletter from September 2011

      • Impulse Control Disorders and Pathological Lying

View the Forensic Newsletter from May 2011

      • Common Questions Asked By Children About Divorce
      • Our Expertise in Custody Evaluations

View the Forensic Newsletter from March 2011

      • Custody Evaluations: A Team Approach

View the Forensic Newsletter from January 2011

      • Helping Your Clients Navigate Adoption

View the Forensic Newsletter from November 2010

      • Helping Children Adjust to Divorce

View the Mental Health Matters Newsletter from September 2010

      • The Stigma of Mental Illness in American Culture

View the Forensic Newsletter from March 2010

      • Pedophilia and Pornography
      • A New Resource for Blended and Step-Families
      • Services for Medicaid and NC Health Choice Clients

View the Forensic Newsletter from January 2010

      • Effectively Referring Clients to Therapy

View the Forensic Newsletter from November 2009

      • Psychological Evaluations and Divorce

View the Forensic Newsletter from September 2009

      • Domestic Violence Risk Assessment

View the Forensic Newsletter from July 2009

      • Sexual Offender Risk Assessment

View the Forensic Newsletter from May 2009

      • Use of Psychological Testing In Child Custody Evaluations
      • CLE Information

View the Forensic Newsletter from March 2009

      • Risk Assessments for Teenagers and Adults
      • CLE Information

View the Newsletter from January 2009

      • The Group Dynamics and Individual Factors of Teen Violence
      • CLE Information

View the Newsletter from October 2008 (Special Forensic Edition)

      • What Is Forensic Psychology?
      • Psychological Forensic Evaluations
      • Psychologists and Divorce: Ways We Can Help
      • Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

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