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Immigration Psychological Evaluations in NJ, NY & PsyPact States

by Nicole Garcia, PhD Navigating the U.S. immigration system can be overwhelming, emotionally taxing, and deeply personal. For individuals and families, they often involve prolonged uncertainty, fear of separation, past trauma, and profound emotional strain. In many cases, courts and adjudicators need more than legal documentation to understand what is truly at stake, they need…
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From Endurance to Empowerment:  Reclaiming Mental Health in AANHPI Families

by Kailani Akana Murphy, LCSW May carries many meanings. It is recognized as both Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month and Mental Health Awareness Month, two important designations that are rarely spoken about in tandem. In many AANHPI households, emotional struggles are often met with silence, shaped by cultural expectations to…
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