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Forensic Evaluation |
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Forensic
evaluation describes any assessment
process conducted for or through the
legal system.
Dr. Garber conducts forensic
psychological evaluations. In general,
this means applying psychological
theories, methods, and measurements to
help the court answer legal questions.
For example:
Family Systems Evaluation (FSE)
is an assessment of the relationship
dynamics (that is, the patterns of
thoughts, behaviors, and expressed
emotions) that characterize a family.
FSE is particularly valuable when the
court seeks to answer questions about
child custody including -for example-
how best to allocate two or more
parents' future rights and
responsibilities post-divorce.
Parenting Capacity Evaluation
(PCE) advises the court about an
individual adult's thoughts, beliefs,
and practices about caring for a
child.
Individual child or adult
psychological assessment endeavors to
answers questions for the court about
a particular individual's social,
emotional, and/or developmental
strengths and weaknesses.
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1. Provide the case caption and names of
all professionals involved for a
conflict check.
2. Communicate via email
to create a record,
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3. Provide
the enabling court order. |
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4. Be certain that the
enabling court order specifies
the question(s) to be
addressed in the proposed evaluation.
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5. Dr.
Garber will provide you with a Service
Agreement detailing the nature and
limitations of the proposed evaluation.
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The
information contained in and linked
from this website is generic. It must
not be construed as constituting
legal, psychological, educational, or
medical advice. Decisions relevant to
any specific individual, relationship,
or family should be based on the
considered opinions of professionals
familiar with the unique culture,
resources, strengths, and needs of
those affected.
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