This assessment examines the biological, psychosocial and social factors that impact individual (s) on both a micro and macro level. Other areas of focus during this assessment examines culture, family composition, medical challenges including intergenerational patterning and transmission.

This type of therapy assists individuals, families and couples in attaining awareness of unhealthy narratives that impact behaviors, thoughts and emotions. The goal is to identify barriers to attaining mental wellness and learning how to manage symptoms as they arise.

This approach is the treatment of multiple patients at once by one or more clinical providers. Group work examines emotional trauma, anxiety, substance misuse, relapse prevention/harm reduction, relationship challenges, depression, PTSD and ADHD.

Colibri Wellness provides clinical supervision to students and individuals earning hours towards licensure. As your supervisor, we examine your cases and ways to navigate various clinical interventions as well as exploring transference and countertransference experiences.

An emotional support animal assessment (ESA letter) provides proof that your designated animal is a necessity, meaning the animal is required for a legitimate illness. When seeking housing or making travel arrangements, an ESA letter enables you to quickly inform authorities or landlords that they must grant permission to accommodate your animal.

We explore your intergenerational areas of strengths and areas of improvement by identifying and examining your core values and personal life goals.

We focus on career development, productivity, time management, emotional well-being and financial wellness.

Type of evaluations: Extreme hardship waiver & cancellation of removal, Political Asylum, VAWA (Violence Against Women ACT), U Visa (victims of a crime), T Visa (human trafficking).

States we work with: New York State, Connecticut, Florida, Idaho, Vermont

Graduate of the Immigration Evaluation Institute

Are you thinking about becoming a clinical social worker? Did you just graduate from a MSW program? Need start-up guidance in opening up your own private practice? Do not hesitate to reach out, let’s collaborate.

An expert witness is a person with specialized skill sets whose opinion may help a jury make sense of the factual evidence of a case. Expert witnesses provide independent opinions based on the information that is provided to them using their technical knowledge, experience, and skills. As the case progresses, an expert may also be called to sit for a deposition and provide expert testimony at trial.