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FAQs

Q?What is Forensic Psychology?
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Forensic Psychology is the intersection between psychology and the justice system in criminal and civil litigation cases.  Courts, lawyers, law enforcement agencies, prevention agencies, and other human protective agencies  are increasingly seeking assessment and consultation from psychological specialists. An important aspect of forensic psychology is the ability to administer psychological assessments and convey the psychological findings a way that can be understood by those in the judicial system.

Q?What do I do about my 13 year old daughter who is becoming increasingly aggressive toward me?
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Adolescents tend to seek autonomy at around age 13 or 14.  Although you may have been close throughout her childhood, she now needs space to develop her own personality.  Give her the space she needs, however, maintain firm rules and boundaries of expected behavior.  While it is not a good idea to allow her to be disrespectful, it may be necessary to redefine the parameters.

Q?My son has been locked up for 2 years and is coming home next week. I don’t want to push him away, but I need for him to find his own apartment?a
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It may be best to convey your thoughts with regard to his release and discuss his expectations regarding returning home.  There are several core service agencies that can assist him in locating suitable living arrangements; additionally, they can assist him with seeking adjustment counseling.