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♦ Expert Services ♦
_________________________ Independent Psychological Evaluation (IPE or IME): - Workers' Compensation - Personal Injury / Tort - Social Security Disability - Second Opinion Evaluations - Return to Work Assessments Risk Assessment: - Determining Potential for Future Violence / Threat - Appropriateness of Probation / Parole - Need for Civil / Federal Commitment Fitness for Duty: - Pre-Employment Assessments - Capacity to Perform / Return to Employment Criminal Cases: - Competency to Stand Trial - Competency to Proceed Pro Se - Competency to Waive Miranda - Competency to Confess - Competency to be Sentenced - Death Penalty Mitigation - Downward / Upward Departure from Sentencing Guidelines - Criminal Responsibility (Insanity) - Diminished Capacity - Psychosexual Evaluations - Involuntary Commitment After Expiration of Sentence - Alternatives to Incarceration - Case Consultation Trial Consultation: - Assist prosecutors, defense attorneys, and plaintiff attorneys with case preparation on psychological or psychiatric issues. Review of Other Professionals' Work Product: - Examine the validity, admissibility, and quality of prior evaluations. - Offer insights about the strengths and weaknesses of other experts' reports. Though Triangle Forensic Psychologists has future plans for expansion, we currently do NOT offer the following services: - Child Custody Evaluations - Adoption Evaluations - Forensic Evaluations for Youth Under the Age of 13 - Jury Selection - Individual / Group Psychotherapy |
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Some of the more common diagnoses and issues addressed during a forensic
evaluation include:
At Triangle Forensic Psychologists, we utilize objective data from validated
sources to confirm all diagnoses. Our reports are not only thorough, fair, and defensible in court, but they will aid
the trier of fact in understanding the implications, limitations, and etiologies of mental diseases or deficits.
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