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Kentucky Therapists

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PsyD, MSCP

Dr. Brauman is an experienced forensic psychologist with a fair and compassionate approach to evaluations. In coordination with attorneys and/or USCIS, Dr. Brauman conducts psychological evaluations to assist with a variety of immigration-related concerns, including Asylum, Extreme Hardship VAWA, U-Visa, T-visa, etc. She also assesses for competency to participate in immigration proceedings. She produces comprehensive written reports/affidavits of her findings and often provides expert testimony in the Courtroom.

512-588-8285
Psy.D.

Dr. Steven Gaskell performs comprehensive Adam Walsh Act immigration psychological evaluations nationwide. He is a licensed psychologist in Illinois, Georgia, Florida, Arizona, and Kansas. He is a holder of the PSYPACT Authority to Practice Interjurisdictional Telepsychology (APIT) which allows him to provide forensic psychological services by telehealth across 43 States

630-903-9193
PsyD
Graduate of the Immigration Evaluation Institute

I’m a bilingual (English/Spanish) Licensed Clinical Psychologist in IL, NY and PSYPACT states; specializing in immigration psychological evaluations. As a Latina, I provide culturally responsive, trauma-informed assessments to support individuals navigating complex immigration cases. I conduct evaluations for Asylum, VAWA, U Visas, T Visas, and Hardship Waivers. My goal is to create a respectful space where clients feel heard and supported as they share their stories. Evaluations are offered in English or Spanish and tailored to meet legal standards while reflecting each person’s unique experience. I collaborate closely with immigration attorneys to provide detailed, timely reports that can strengthen your case. If you need an immigration evaluation or have questions about the process, I welcome you to reach out.

312-380-9041
PhD
Graduate of the Immigration Evaluation Institute

I am a Licensed Psychologist in Rockville, Maryland. I have over 5 years of experience conducting immigration evaluations, and 10 years of clinical experience in working with immigrant and refugee populations. In addition to my specialized evaluation and clinical training with immigrants and refugee clients, I have engaged in research and publications related to immigrants’ mental health and ethical interventions with refugee clients. I was awarded the American Psychological Association’s Citizen Psychologist award for my outreach with this population.

301-581-1120
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
PsyD, LCP, LMFT

I provide psychological evaluations for immigration cases, including asylum, hardship waivers, VAWA, U-visas, T-visas, cancellation of removal, and N-648 waivers. My reports are thorough, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive, written to meet legal standards while honoring each person’s experience.

As a Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Marriage and Family Therapist with over 20 years in the mental health field, I bring clinical depth and compassion to every case. I understand the emotional toll of trauma, fear, and separation, and I create a safe space for clients to share their stories.

Evaluations are conducted virtually across 40+ PSYPACT states, with interpreter support available. I collaborate closely with immigration attorneys to ensure reports are accurate, timely, and effective. Clients often share that the process helped them feel seen, supported, and validated during a difficult time.

401-371-0223

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