ON-DEMAND: CANCELLATION OF REMOVAL
Evaluating extreme hardship in children ages 4-17 for parents’ cancellation of removal proceedings
Children are undoubtedly impacted by a parent’s forced removal from the United States. Research in the subject of family separations has revealed that these children are more prone to develop mood disorders, behavioral problems, and an array of negative consequences.
A psychological evaluation can be extremely helpful for the adjudicator to understand the psychological impact of a parent’s deportation on a child and the short-and long-term effects it can cause. In these cases, the opinion of a mental health expert is often a determining factor for granting a cancellation of removal.
Whether or not you have experience working with children and adolescents, this training will prepare you to be able to evaluate the potential negative effects of a family separation based on the child’s vulnerabilities, the family dynamics, and the circumstances surrounding the immigration proceedings.
ABOUT THIS COURSE
In this course, you will learn how to conduct a thorough psychological assessment with children of different age groups. Understanding the different assessment approaches and methodologies for evaluating minors and how to describe your findings in a written report will prepare you to offer this invaluable service to the community.
This introductory-level course is intended for any mental health professionals at any point in their professional careers!
The course covers the following:
1 - Legal background of this type of case
What makes an immigrant subject to removal from the United States
What constitutes “exceptional and extremely unusual hardship”
How parental loss due to deportation affects children and the family as a whole
The psycho-legal questions that guide this type of evaluation
2 - Conducting the interview
Evaluating young children via parents’ report, observation, and play
How to assess attachment style in children and adolescents
Choosing and administering adequate psychological measures
3 - Writing a professional report
Types of content for inclusion
Writing styles that foster effective communication
Conveying objectivity and neutrality
Your purchase includes:
Sample reports
Sample consent and client demographics forms
Helpful intake guide for the interview
All presentation slides
Unlimited viewing of the recorded training for 90 days
Invitation to join Dr. Shibley's exclusive Facebook group, where you can have your questions answered and continue your learning journey
BONUS!!
3 Continuing Education credits sponsored by the American Psychological Association*
* PsychEvalCoach is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. PsychEvalCoach maintains responsibility for this program and its content. Out-of-state licensees should check with their state governing board to make sure that the CE credits are valid in their state for their license. Acceptance of the CE credits for this activity is at the discretion of your licensing board.
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$497
One Time Payment
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$275/mo
2 Monthly Payments of $275