Board Certified in Forensic Psychology
by the American Board of Professional Psychology
100 East Fifteenth Street, Suite 635
Fort Worth Texas 76102-6566
| Mary A Connell Ed.D. ABPP Board Certified in Forensic Psychology by the American Board of Professional Psychology
100 East Fifteenth Street, Suite 635 |
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Specializing in clinical and forensic psychology, with emphasis on examination of personal injury and employment discrimination claimants; special issues and standard of care in child custody evaluation; police/penal and other pre-employment assessment; and assessment for sentence mitigation.
A forensic evaluation takes many hours of interview, review of the history, and testing, and a proper assessment may require evaluation of all parties to the matter. A brief consultation may serve to give you ideas about how to proceed, but will not generally be sufficient to serve your purposes in litigation. It is not possible to respond to email inquiries about specific forensic situations without first establishing a working relationship. Generally, such a relationship is initiated by the party's attorney.
For information regarding the establishment of a career in forensic psychology, please see the American Psychology-Law Society site.
APA Ethical Principles of
Psychologists and Code of Conduct
Child Custody Evaluation FAQ's
Issues and ideas in custody assessment
Texas State Board of Examiners
of Psychologists Rules of Practice
Last updated: Thursday, May 08, 2008 09:03:12 AM
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