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Adam Walsh waivers Therapists

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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
DMFT, LMFT, RMFT, CAS-IBCCES, PMP

I am a Doctor of Marriage and Family Therapy and hold holding the DMFT designation reached the highest level of academic and training in family therapy. DMFTs are prepared as therapists, administrators, and evaluators in the field of marriage and family therapy with the aim to promote the health and well-being of individuals, families, and communities.

In-depth clinically trained and experienced in family reunifications, Court Ordered mandated cases, Department of Child Protection and Permanency, families, individuals, and couples therapy.

732-795-0850
MA, LMHC-Diagnostic Privilege

I conduct Immigration Evaluations for: Adam Walsh waivers, VAWA, Hardship Waiver, U Visa, T Visa, and Asylum cases. I work closely with individuals, families, and their attorneys that are seeking legal haven in the USA for a better, safer, and brighter future. I'm currently in private practice based in Brooklyn, NY. I focus on anxiety and depression especially as it relates to the challenges of immigration and racial identity conflicts.

929-249-1326
Ph.D.
Graduate of the Immigration Evaluation Institute

I am a licensed clinical psychologist offering services in-person in Monterey County (CA) and virtually for both California and Nevada clients. I provide comprehensive psychological evaluations to support immigration cases, including asylum, U visas, VAWA, and other legal petitions. Evaluations include in-depth clinical interviews, psychological testing when appropriate, and detailed written reports designed to meet legal standards and clearly document trauma, mental health symptoms, and the impact on your daily life. I provide services in both English and Spanish, and can also work with interpreter services if other languages are needed. My approach is compassionate, culturally sensitive, and tailored to each individual’s unique background and circumstances. I work closely with attorneys and clients to ensure evaluations are thorough, timely, and supportive of the legal process.

209-202-3454
LCSW LICSW
Graduate of the Immigration Evaluation Institute

I'm Tamara Harris, Licensed Clinical Social Worker and founder of EnVizion Therapeutic Services. I bring a warm, compassionate, and culturally affirming approach to every Immigration Evaluation I conduct, because behind every case is a human story that deserves to be truly seen and heard.

With 20+ years of clinical experience and advanced trauma-informed training in IFS & EMDR, I understand the cultural nuances and emotional weight that immigrants carry through the legal process. I provide thorough, attorney-ready evaluations for hardship waivers, U-Visas, VAWA, and asylum cases. Licensed in Florida, Utah & Massachusetts.
I don't just write reports. I walk alongside you.

Ready to get started? Visit envizionts.com or book your evaluation consultation today.

321-344-4901
LCSW DSW

Dr. La’Courtney Setzer is a trauma warrior and couples counseling crusader with a love for serving and helping others. Since the tender age of four, Dr. La’Courtney has focused on serving others. As an adolescent, she received a Presidential Freedom Scholarship from United States President George W. Bush for completing two thousand hours of community service. Dr. La’Courtney maintains a master's degree in social work from Appalachian State University and a doctoral degree in social work from Capella University.
Dr. La’Courtney has served as a trauma-focused mental health provider working with diverse groups, from children to senior adults. Dr. La’Courtney is passionate about working with individuals to improve their lives—living more abundantly—and on their terms. Dr. La’Courtney’s clinical practice includes evidence-based interventions and holistic-centered practices in African and Indigenous principles.

704-298-9914

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