Psychological Evaluations
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Fitness-for-Duty / Return-to-Work Evaluation
$600 – Flat Rate
Available to veterans located in Alaska, Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Michigan and New Mexico.
A focused psychological evaluation for adults returning to work after leave related to stress, anxiety, depression, burnout, adjustment difficulties, or other stable mental health concerns.
The evaluation considers current symptoms, daily functioning, and readiness to resume routine job responsibilities. When appropriate, temporary accommodations such as reduced hours, remote work, or modified duties may be recommended.
What’s Included:
Clinical Interview: Assessment of current mental health symptoms, functioning, coping, and readiness to return to work.
Standardized Screening Tools: PHQ-9 for depression, GAD-7 for anxiety, and PCL-5 when trauma symptoms are relevant.
Formal Clinical Letter: A concise professional opinion regarding readiness to return to work, the need for additional leave, or recommended temporary accommodations. The letter may be submitted to an employer, HR department, occupational health provider, or disability administrator.
Best For:
Professionals returning after leave related to stress, anxiety, depression, burnout, adjustment difficulties, or other stable mental health concerns.
Individuals needing routine return-to-work documentation or temporary workplace accommodations.
Employees whose employer or HR department has requested psychological clearance before resuming regular duties.
What This Is:
A structured, limited-scope psychological evaluation for adults who are stable and seeking routine return-to-work clearance or recommendations regarding temporary accommodations.
What This Isn’t:
This service is not appropriate for recent psychosis or mania, psychiatric hospitalization, active safety concerns, severe substance-related instability, or other high-risk psychiatric conditions.
It does not include crisis care, treatment, workers’ compensation evaluations, litigation, public-safety or safety-sensitive positions, licensing-board evaluations, neuropsychological testing, or testimony.
Letter completed within 3–5 business days.
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Veteran Mental Health Claim-Support Consultation
$500 - Flat Rate
Available to veterans located in Alaska, Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Michigan and New Mexico.
I provide focused, one-time psychological evaluations for veterans seeking clinical documentation of current mental-health symptoms and their reported relationship to military service.
The evaluation is intended to provide a concise psychological report that may be submitted with a VA disability claim or used to support a request for further evaluation through the Department of Veterans Affairs.
The service includes:
A structured clinical interview
Review of current symptoms and functional impairment
Mental-status examination
Relevant military, treatment, and psychosocial history as reported by the veteran
Diagnostic impressions when clinically supportable
Clinical discussion of whether the current presentation is consistent with the veteran’s reported onset or worsening of symptoms during military service
Recommendation for further VA assessment when appropriate
Records and limitations:
This is an interview-based evaluation and does not include comprehensive review of military records, VA claims files, service-treatment records, or extensive medical records.
Unless specifically stated otherwise, historical information and the reported connection between symptoms and military service are based on the veteran’s personal account and have not been independently verified.
This evaluation is not a VA Compensation and Pension examination, Disability Benefits Questionnaire, disability-rating determination, or comprehensive forensic nexus evaluation. It does not guarantee that VA will schedule an examination, establish service connection or approve benefits.
The VA accepts private doctor reports and other medical evidence as part of a disability claim. VA itself decides whether additional examination or medical opinion is necessary.
Note: This is a clinical evaluation, not a forensic or neuropsychological assessment.
Letter completed within 3–5 business days.