PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS FOR IMMIGRATION
Training and Coaching for Mental Health Professionals
committed to bringing fairness to the US Immigration System
Expert Immigration Evaluators are the driving force to level the playing field of the US Immigration System.
Write impartial, impactful evaluation reports
to help families stay together.
All while increasing your income!
Make Meaningful Impact
In this political landscape, millions of people in the U. S. are living with the stress and uncertainty of being undocumented.
To immigrants, the system often seems insurmountable, complex, and arbitrary.
Mental health professionals are uniquely positioned to positively impact their futures and uphold fairness in the process.
We conduct mental health evaluations to objectively assess a person's strengths, weaknesses, symptoms, and characterological features.
Then write objective reports that play a vital role in securing a just outcome.
Every individual's story deserves to be heard and considered with the rigor.
And every adjudicator deserves objective, comprehensive reports that enable fair decision-making.
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Why Do You Need This Training?
Immigration evaluations are very different from any other type of evaluations, such as forensic, educational, or diagnostic assessments. In most immigration proceedings, the burden of proof lies on the applicant or beneficiary to show emotional distress, and a psychological evaluation can be very helpful in these cases.
It is important, however, that the evaluator be well-trained and able to answer the psycho-legal question at hand in an unambiguous, neutral, and ethically sound manner. Just speaking the client's native language does not qualify a mental health professional to conduct this type of evaluations.
Immigration law is extremely complex, and you need to have a basic understanding of the legal background of the cases for which you wish to do a psychological evaluation. Practicing outside your scope of practice is not only unethical but also a great disservice to those who are seeking professional help.
After completing this training, you will be able to start providing immigration evaluations right away!
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I have been conducting immigration evaluations for well over a decade, and it has become a significant portion of my clinical practice.
Training mental health providers to conduct this type of evaluations is my passion! My trainings are thorough, innovative, and engaging. I don’t just provide information - I see this as a partnership. I will guide you along this professional journey so that you, too, can enjoy the same rewards and satisfaction as I do.
Dr. Shibley is the author of Conducting Immigration Evaluations: A Practical Guide for Mental Health Professionals, published by Routledge in 2022.
Testimonials
“Dr. Shibley's 2-day Intensive Certificate Program on Conducting Immigration Evaluations was worth every penny! I highly recommend it to anyone looking to expand their knowledge, skill set, or practice. Dr. Shibley presented effectively, elaborated when necessary, answered questions, and provided case examples, visual aids, and an array of training materials. After completing this training and attending her monthly consultations, I feel better prepared to continue to do what I love with confidence. Thank you!”
- Janet Montanez, LMSW, MHP
“Dr. Shibley was very accomodating in responding to questions. She appeared quite knowledgeable... Very pleasant demeanor and genuinely interested in facilitating a memorable learning experience.”
- Patricia Schneider, PhD
“Being a part of the [PEC Training Program] was very exciting as I have wanted to help my community. The material was a lot however it was easily to follow.”
- Veronica Ibarra, LMFT
“This was the most beneficial training I've had in a long time! Dr. Shibley has a wealth of knowledge that she is willing to share and I am so grateful. She anticipates the difficulties that clinicians new to immigration evaluations might encounter and addresses them in a way that provides instant clarification. I have recommended this training to several other clinicians. I can't wait to use this knowledge to give back to the community that I so humbly serve.”
- Niki M. Richard, LPC