Credibility is a psychological
phenomenon, not a
personality trait.
I work with family law and criminal defense attorneys who need to understand what trauma does to behavior, perception, and testimony — before it costs them a verdict.
A witness who avoids eye contact, can't recall key details, or responds with flat affect isn't being evasive — they're presenting a trauma response. The distinction is clinical. The consequences are legal.
I provide the translation layer between what's happening psychologically and what it means strategically for your case. That's not something a standard expert witness provides — and it's not something your opposing counsel is likely to have either.
The gap nobody names until after the verdict.
Legal training prepares attorneys to argue facts, navigate procedure, and read the room in court. It doesn't prepare them to identify trauma responses in witnesses, clients, or opposing parties — or to explain those responses to a jury in language that lands.
- Witnesses present as unreliable when they're actually symptomatic — and the jury can't tell the difference
- Trauma-impacted clients make decisions that appear irrational without clinical context to explain them
- Opposing counsel weaponizes behavioral inconsistency — and you don't have a clinical counter-argument ready
- High-conflict family law cases escalate because the underlying trauma dynamic is never named or addressed
- Settlement negotiations stall because neither party has a clear behavioral read on what's driving the other side
What I provide
Each engagement is scoped to the specific needs of the case. I work with attorneys at any stage — from early strategy through trial preparation — and provide clinical analysis that holds up under cross-examination.
Clinical precision applied to legal context.
I'm not a standard expert witness. I'm a licensed clinical consultant who works with legal teams before, during, and after trial — providing the behavioral analysis that shapes strategy, not just testimony.
My background spans trauma psychology, clinical hypnotherapy, and eight years of practice with complex presentations — including forensic contexts, high-conflict family systems, and crisis decision-making under pressure.
Built for attorneys who need more than a standard referral.
Start with a case inquiry.
Send me the basics — case type, what you're navigating, what you need. I'll respond within one business day with whether and how I can help.
If I'm not the right fit, I'll tell you directly and point you toward what is.
All case information is treated as confidential. Nothing shared with third parties.
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