Impartial, empirically grounded forensic psychological evaluations built to meet the highest standards of clinical precision and legal relevance.
“Every opinion grounded. Every conclusion supported. Every evaluation built to withstand scrutiny.”
When accuracy, objectivity, and discretion are critical, the structure of the practice matters. A dedicated solo model ensures uncompromised quality control and unparalleled confidentiality.
Calls are answered directly by me. You communicate with the evaluating psychologist only, ensuring clarity, immediate responsiveness, and unparalleled discretion in the handling of sensitive case details from the outset.
No administrative layers or intermediaries. Information flows directly and securely between counsel and the evaluator, preserving both time and the highest level of confidentiality during critical legal proceedings.
Every record review, interview, test interpretation, and report is executed personally by an experienced forensic psychologist.
Each evaluation follows a structured approach tailored to the referral question. The work is guided by established forensic standards to support accuracy, objectivity, and legal relevance.
Beyond the written report, I remain available for case consultation and provide deposition or courtroom testimony.
Meticulous examination of legal documents, clinical histories, and collateral data to ground opinions in the complete case context.
Standardized instruments and specialized forensic methodologies selected for the specific legal and psychological issues presented.
Examinee information is systematically weighed against collateral sources and records, maintaining neutrality and scientific rigor.
Reports are transparent, organized, responsive to the referral question, and written with the expectation of rigorous cross-examination.
Direct consultation with retaining counsel — a core element of the solo practice model.
Specialized psychological evaluations designed to assist courts and legal counsel with complex determinations.
Specialized training and continuing education presentations for:
I bring a specialized perspective to forensic psychology, holding both a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and a J.D. in Law.
With a career spanning private practice, the Veterans Health Administration, and roles as Forensic Psychologist and Regional Mental Health Coordinator for the Kansas Department of Corrections, I possess a deep understanding of the intersection between clinical pathology and the legal system.
Operating as a solo practitioner allows me to personally oversee every detail of the evaluation process. Courts, defense counsel, and prosecutors receive reliable, defensible opinions that assist in complex legal decision-making. I have provided expert testimony extensively across state and federal courts in multiple states and over twenty-five counties in Kansas.
Experience, credentials, testimony history, and publications.