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Immigration psychological Evaluators: Virginia
Elmer Diaz is a therapist with experience working with a diverse population, including children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. He believes the therapeutic relationship is one of the most critical aspects of helping others regardless of circumstances. Elmer takes a nonjudgmental approach and ensures your voice is honored, affirmed, and valued.
"My core values shape my approach to care by being mindful and proactive and utilizing respect, integrity, open-mindedness, honor, and commitment in the work we will do together."
Dr. Santana Sparber Psy.D. is a bilingual licensed psychologist in the State of Florida.She is a holder of the PSYPACT Authority to Practice Interjurisdictional Telepsychology (APIT) which allows her to provide psychological services by telehealth across 43 States. She has worked in community mental health centers, hospitals, prisons and in private practice. Additionally, Dr. Santana Sparber has conducted hundreds of psychological evaluations for immigration, that have encompassed a wide range of psycho-legal questions. She is a member of the American Psychological Association and the American Psychology-Law Society.
Hello! I'm Rachel- it's so nice to meet you! I am a licensed therapist in Maryland and Virginia specializing in trauma cases. I am an ally for immigrants being in the USA. I am dedicated to helping clients with navigating the complex emotional and psychological challenges that come with the immigration process. As a second generation immigrant, I have seen the cultural, emotional, and legal complexities my clients face in my family and have worked with immigrants in professional settings. My personal experience and compassion allows me to connect on a deeper level, offering both empathy and practical insight. I take a holistic approach, ensuring that each evaluation is thorough, compassionate, and tailored to the individual’s circumstances. Working with me means receiving kindness, feeling listened to, psychological support and advocacy. I will also ensure you have the documentation you need for your case in an organized, efficient and timely manner.
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