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LMHC
Graduate of the Immigration Evaluation Institute

Carol Galloway is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who conducts comprehensive psychological evaluations for immigration cases, including hardship, asylum, and VAWA matters. She has a strong background in trauma-informed care, shaped by her early clinical work in the foster care system, where she supported individuals and families navigating loss, displacement, and complex family dynamics. This experience informs her culturally responsive approach and deep understanding of the psychological impact of separation, instability, and systemic stressors. Carol is known for creating a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients can share their experiences, and for producing thorough, clear, and clinically sound evaluations that accurately reflect each individual’s story and mental health needs.

239-565-0734
LMFT, MA, BA

My name is Lydia Wanjau, Licensed Marriage, and Family Therapist in California. I am an immigrant and speak Swahili and other native dialects. Coming to the US from Africa, I faced similar challenges to yours. For this reason, I can relate to your fears and unique needs. I worked through the system to become a productive citizen and so can you. I work with clients from different ethnic and national backgrounds. It takes courage to take the first step to your journey.
I’m certified a trauma therapist with more than 10 years of experience working with clients with a history of Trauma, Abuse . I have a diverse background in the field of Mental Health with experience treating anxiety, depression and relationship issues. I would love to have an opportunity to serve you.

951-758-6603
PhD, NCSP
Graduate of the Immigration Evaluation Institute

Evaluations are conducted by Amira Nahshal, a licensed psychologist (in New York and Michigan). As a licensed psychologist, I provide objective, trauma-informed psychological assessments that serve as an essential voice for individuals navigating the immigration process.

Through clinical interviews and evidence-based diagnostic tools, I document the profound psychological impact of trauma, persecution, or potential family separation, translating complex emotions into rigorous, legally robust clinical reports.

Unlike general therapy, my practice is highly specialized at the intersection of clinical psychology and forensic immigration law. I understand the specific legal standards required for these petitions. My approach combines deep clinical expertise in trauma with a culturally sensitive, objective framework, ensuring that every evaluation is both compassionate and scientifically defensible under legal scrutiny.

646-883-1053
LCSW
Graduate of the Immigration Evaluation Institute

I'm a bilingual (English/native Spanish), LCSW, who takes pride in providing a safe, brave, non-judgement, supportive, culturally attuned environment, in which my clients feel heard. I welcome my clients to explore what they are ready for without the burden of feeling pressured.

720-772-8994
PhD

With more than 20 years of professional experience, Dr.Joh is a formally trained neuropsychologist who provides immigration-related psychological evaluations. She offers objective, thorough, and professionally documented assessments of psychological symptoms as they pertain to immigration cases. Her evaluations are designed to support legal proceedings by clearly articulating the psychological impact of immigration-related stressors, trauma, and other relevant factors, ensuring that each report meets the highest standards of accuracy and ethical practice. Dr. Joh is bilingual (English/Korean), with the ability to perform evaluations in Korean.

347-570-3970
LICSW, LCSW-C
Graduate of the Immigration Evaluation Institute

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."

240-761-2150

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