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Is the woman who claims she cannot go back to work because she was traumatized by a violent crime exaggerating her symptoms or telling the truth?  ~  Is it safe to allow the suspended high school student back to campus after bringing a weapon to class? ~ Is the patient who repeatedly seeks narcotic medication for chronic pain being honest, malingering, or somatisizing?  ~  Should the person who "heard from God" to set fire to a liquor store be held criminally responsible?  ~  Could a college student, who was high on Ecstasy at the time of his arrest, knowingly and intelligently waive Miranda?  ~  Should a mentally retarded person be issued a gun permit?  ~  Should an adult with child pornography on his computer be sent to prison or a treatment program?  ~  Should an individual with a history of cocaine dependence be turned down as a viable candidate for a kidney transplant?  ~  Is the angry anti-government defendant who fires all of his court-appointed attorneys suffering from paranoid delusions or is he competent to stand trial and proceed pro se?

These and many other questions are commonly addressed at Triangle Forensic Psychologists.  Though most of the preceding questions are either legal or medical in nature, many times the law, medical specialists, human resource departments, and the insurance industry are in need of insights from experts to make appropriate decisions.    

In a world where psychology is considered a "soft" science, Triangle Forensic Psychologists strives to provide factual-based clarity to complex questions.  Through use of the latest empirically validated testing instruments, in-depth diagnostic interviews, behavioral observations, and extensive record reviews, Triangle Forensic Psychologists generates fair, thorough, professional reports and expert testimony that are held in high regard by the legal and medical communities.  

Centrally located in Cary, North Carolina, Triangle Forensic Psychologists has additional office space available in Charlotte, Greensboro, Greenville, and Wilmington.  On a case-by-case basis, we have the capacity to mobilize and conduct psychological evaluations at a worksite, hospital, courthouse, or prison.
 
Founded and directed by Dr. Peter Schulz, Triangle Forensic Psychologists welcomes you to its website and invites you to contact us about your situation.