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Immigration psychological Evaluators: Georgia
Dr. McRitchie is a licensed psychologist and marriage and family therapist. He has provided psychological evaluations for hundreds of individuals struggling with a wide range of psychiatric disorders and challenges including PTSD, depression, anxiety, psychosis, personality disorders, domestic violence, substance abuse, and familial separation. Dr. McRitchie will provide you and your attorney an evaluation report that can be a significant factor in your successful case.
Dr. McRitchie specializes in psychological evaluations for clients seeking hardship waivers, asylum, N-648, U/T Visas, and VAWA cases. He obtained advanced training by Physicians for Human Rights and has been active in their pro bono asylum network since 2021. Dr. McRitchie has appeared numerous times in court as an expert witness. Dr. McRitchie has provided workshops and trainings to mental health providers on the best practices for identifying and managing serious mental illness and suicidal ideation.
Anim Aweh is a licensed clinical social worker who specializes in trauma. Born in Boston to immigrant parents from Haiti be Cameroon, Anim developed a passion for helping immigrants and those from minority communities early on. She attended the University of Massachusetts Amherst for her bachelor's in public health and later completed her master's in clinical social work at Salem State University.
Anim hopes to devote her career to supporting more victims of trauma by providing culturally responsive trauma therapy and support.
I am a licensed psychologist specializing in comprehensive psychological evaluations, with expertise in clinical and neuropsychological assessments. My work focuses on conducting thorough, culturally competent evaluations that address the unique needs of individuals navigating immigration proceedings.
I hold a doctoral degree in clinical psychology from Carlos Albizu University, where I was recognized as an Outstanding Ph.D. Graduate and twice nominated by the Psychological Association of Puerto Rico for the Graduate Student of the Year Award.
With a strong foundation in diagnostic assessments, I have dedicated my career to psychological, neuropsychological, and forensic evaluations. Beyond clinical practice, I am actively engaged in research, health-related studies, and advocacy for vulnerable populations, including individuals living with HIV and the LGBT community. My contributions include co-authoring peer-reviewed publications and presenting at national conferences.
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