Who We Are
Our Practice
We take pride in serving our clients with the assessments and evaluations needed to help their court cases, be it for Family Court, Immigration Law, or other entity requiring professional, ethical, and accurate evaluations.
Our Evaluation Process
We meet with our clients- whether that is an individual or various family members-over at least 2 sessions. We utilize assessments ratings and scales for our psychological evaluations to provide empirical data in our reports. We share our findings and take time to talk to clients about recommendations. This is then provided in a professional presentation to interested parties
authorized by the client.
Our Accessibility
We provide services in Spanish, English and ASL. We also have offices ready to serve you in San Jose, Gilroy, and Monterey California.
Meet Our Evaluators
Felicia Eliazar, LCSW
Angelica Eliazar, LCSW
Angelica Eliazar, LCSW
Felicia received her Masters Degree from San Jose State University in Social Work in 2008. Since receiving her graduate degree, Felicia has been involved in serving families and individuals involved in Family Court. She is certified to provide Brief focused assessments, custody evaluations, and immigration evaluations such as Asylum, Domestic violence and Hardship Evaluations.
Angelica Eliazar, LCSW
Angelica Eliazar, LCSW
Angelica Eliazar, LCSW
Angelica received her Masters Degree from University of Michigan, Ann Arbor in 2005. She is fluent in Spanish. She has used her experience and skills in the Outpatient Mental Health setting for over a dozen years. She is licensed and provides supervision and guidance to other therapists. She is certified to provide immigration evaluatio
Angelica received her Masters Degree from University of Michigan, Ann Arbor in 2005. She is fluent in Spanish. She has used her experience and skills in the Outpatient Mental Health setting for over a dozen years. She is licensed and provides supervision and guidance to other therapists. She is certified to provide immigration evaluations such as Asylum, Domestic violence and Hardship Evaluations.