Immigration Assessments/Evaluations
Now provides comprehensive immigration assessments for individuals and families facing the complex challenges of deportation. Specializing in cases for Asylum, Extreme Hardship, VAWA (Violence Against Women Act), and U-Visa applications.
Jackeline is dedicated to supporting clients through sensitive and thorough psychological evaluations tailored to meet the requirements of immigration proceedings. These assessments offer valuable insights and documentation to help clients navigate the legal system and advocate for their right to safety and stability.
An immigration evaluation is often essential for individuals navigating complex immigration cases, as it provides the court or immigration authorities with critical psychological and emotional context to better understand the hardships or risks involved in deportation. Here are key reasons why someone might need an immigration evaluation:
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Supporting Asylum Claims: People seeking asylum often flee persecution, violence, or trauma in their home countries. A mental health evaluation can document the psychological impact of these experiences, establishing credible fear and the necessity of staying in a safer environment.
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Extreme Hardship Waivers: For cases requiring proof of "extreme hardship" (such as hardship waivers), an evaluation can illustrate how deportation would adversely impact a U.S.-based family member, covering emotional, psychological, financial, or health-related effects.
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VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) Cases: VAWA allows victims of domestic abuse to petition for immigration relief independently of their abusive partners. A psychological evaluation can confirm the impact of the abuse, validating the need for protection and independent status.
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U-Visas for Crime Victims: Individuals who have been victims of serious crimes and are willing to assist law enforcement can apply for U-Visas. An evaluation can document the trauma they've endured, helping to support their claim.
Documenting PTSD and Trauma: For many facing deportation, returning to their home country could mean re-exposure to trauma or the risk of severe mental health consequences. A psychological assessment can provide evidence of PTSD, anxiety, or depression, supporting the case for remaining in a safe environment.Humanizing the Case: Immigration decisions are often highly complex and may focus on legal details rather than personal stories. A mental health evaluation can add depth and a human perspective to the case, helping decision-makers understand the individual’s unique situation and struggles.By providing clear, professional documentation, immigration evaluations help strengthen cases, offering vital insights into the personal and mental health implications of deportation or immigration decisions.
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Who We Serve
Individual therapy for:
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Adults (ages 18-60)
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Pre-teens
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Teens
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Adolescence
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College students
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Healthcare employees
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High-pressure public sector roles (first responders, corrections officers, state employees, federal positions)
The Struggles We Support
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Pre-teens and Teens:Managing anxiety, stress, emotional challenges, and navigating the pressures of adolescence.
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Adults (ages 18-60): Struggling with anxiety, depression, work-life balance, relationship issues, and major life transitions.
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Adolescents and College Students: Dealing with academic stress, performance anxiety, social challenges, and adjusting to college life.
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Healthcare Employees and High-Pressure Public Sector Roles: Facing burnout, work-related stress, performance-related anxiety, and difficulty balancing personal and professional life.
How We Help
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Therapy for Pre-teens and Teens: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness practices, and support for building resilience and emotional regulation.
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Therapy for Adults: Individual therapy focusing on stress management, cognitive restructuring, and support for emotional growth and healing.
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Support for High-pressure Roles (Healthcare Employees, First Responders, etc.): Therapeutic strategies tailored to managing burnout, setting boundaries, and developing healthier coping mechanisms in high-stress environments.
