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Massachusetts Therapists

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LICSW

I am a licensed independent clinical social worker who has been practicing for 12 years. I have experience conducting mental health evaluations in numerous clinical environments, as well as writing for the courts and collaborating with attorneys. In addition to my bachelors and masters degrees in social work, I have completed several certificate programs in the assessment and treatment of trauma, and I have completed specific training in conducting mental health assessments for immigration proceedings. I am very comfortable working with language interpreters, and experienced in working with immigrant populations.

Interviews are conducted via Telehealth, or depending on your proximity to Cambridge, in a safe and confidential space provided by your attorney.

I look forward to working with you.

617-466-9078
LICSW

Michelle provides evaluations for asylum, hardship, VAWA, U Visa and more. She uses 15 years of mental health experience to guide collaboration with immigrants and their attorneys for thoughtful, thorough and effective evaluations.

She received extensive training about the medical and psychiatric evaluation of asylum seekers hosted by the Massachusetts General Hospital Asylum Clinic and Physicians for Human Rights. In addition, she has completed training through the Immigration Evaluation Training Center on conducting mental health evaluations for a variety of different immigration proceedings.

She has worked in community mental health centers, municipal youth service organizations, hospitals and counseling centers. In addition to evaluations for immigration proceedings, she works in a group practice on the north shore in Massachusetts and does pro bono immigration evaluations through Physicians for Human Rights .

781-226-1606
LMHC

I offer Immigration Evaluations via Telehealth with flexible scheduling in English and in Spanish. My evaluations include a thorough consultation with the lawyer, clinical interviews with the client, and the complete written report. Hablo Español. Por favor llamame o mandame un correo electronico para programar su cita.

978-216-9480
LCSW, MSW

Nathan provides clear and direct evaluations to help you and your legal team understand the nuances of how your mental health can and often does impact your psycholegal concerns related to immigration status and procedure.

We also have fluent Spanish speaking therapists who can conduct your evaluation if you speak Spanish.

También contamos con terapeutas que hablan español con fluidez si usted habla español.

617-520-4783
LCSW

I provide culturally competent psychological evaluations in English, Portuguese and Spanish. I assess patient/family social and emotional factors by conducting biopsychosocial assessments. In addition to the assessment, I impart crisis intervention and short-term counseling. With the information provided throughout the assessment, I develop a plan of care and make recommendations based on the patient/family needs. I have considerable clinical experience working with underserved and marginalized populations as well as culturally diverse children, adolescents, adults and families. I am well-aware of the impact of abuse and trauma, loss, separation, anxiety, stress and depression can affect one emotionally socially, relationally, academically, occupationally and developmentally.

626-779-8583
Pys.D., LMFT

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.

978-242-7727

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