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I am a licensed clinical social worker and director of Rockville Behavioral Health Services (RBHS). With over 7 years of experience working with our immigrant community. I’ve had the privilege of working in various settings—non-profits, schools, mental health centers, and county agencies. I’ve testified in criminal and administrative hearings and I am qualified as an expert witness. I have completed over 1,000 forensic interviews for the police department and Department of Health and Human Services.
I’ll provide you with a safe, empathetic environment where you feel comfortable to share.
Rosana Alaniz is a bilingual (English/Spanish) Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Rosana is a compassionate and experienced therapist specializing in psychological evaluations for immigration cases. With a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by individuals seeking immigration, she provides comprehensive assessments to support legal processes.
Rosana's expertise lies in assessing mental health conditions, trauma, and the impact of migration on psychological well-being. Driven by a commitment to empowering individuals, she offers a safe and culturally sensitive space where clients can explore their experiences and access the necessary support for their immigration journey.
I offer telehealth services via a secure platform. I am skilled in providing mental health evaluations for immigration cases including asylum, extreme hardship, VAWA, U-Visa and T-Visa's. I have over 20 years working with people who have suffered from trauma, anxiety, depression, and substance use disorders and using interpreters. I offer evening and weekend appointments via telehealth. I have specialized training in completing immigration reports. I will have your report professionally proofread to ensure the highest quality, very detail work to tell your story.
Dr. Luis W. Lopez-Rodriguez is a licensed clinical psychologist in the state of Florida. He has been engaged in professional psychology practice at the graduate level since 2014. Dr. Lopez-Rodriguez currently manages a thriving lifespan clinic in Central Florida, which includes a diverse array of providers and a growing military patient demographic. He is the founder of a non-profit organization that focuses on funding treatment for under-resourced communities. He earned his PhD in Clinical Psychology from the APA-accredited Ponce Health Science University, specializing in Neuropsychology and Neuro-cognitive Rehabilitation. Currently, Dr. Lopez specializes in the neuropsychological assessment and treatment of neuro-cognitive disorders associated with Neurodegeneration and attention deficits in adults, as well as immigration evaluations.
I'm a Licensed Mental health therapist in NC since 2010 and fluent in Spanish. I solely focus on conducting evaluations for immigration and substance abuse. This means I am able to offer my full attention to serve the clients who are seeking such evaluations. This has allowed me to write detailed and thorough evaluations in a timely manner and communicate with my clients lawyer/paralegals in a timely manner. I understand the importance of how time sensitive the evaluations must be completed. Lastly, I offer in person and virtual sessions. However, if a client would like to see me virtually, they must live in the state of North Carolina. If the client lives outside of NC, not a problem! I can see them if they are willing to travel to one of my 2 locations. They will only need to travel one time to complete the evaluation.
As a mental health therapist, I intentionally immerse myself in a realm of profound human emotions and struggles because I feel it is my calling to do so. Every day, I strive to engage with individuals facing diverse psychological challenges and work hard to forge a compassionate connection rooted in empathy and trust. Through active listening and insightful questioning, I help clients unravel their thoughts, fears, and traumas. It is paramount that I provide a safe haven for them to express themselves without judgment, fostering an environment conducive to healing and growth.