WHAT IS AN IMMIGRATION EVALUATION?
The purpose of the evaluation is to document the immigrant's mental health and the potential psychological impacts of deportation or separation from family members due to immigration issues. It can highlight the presence of trauma, mental health disorders, or the psychological effects of persecution and abuse that the individual may have faced in their country of origin.
The results of an immigration evaluation can be pivotal in an individual's case and can often lead to a more favorable outcome, such as the granting of relief from deportation or the approval of a visa or other immigration benefits.
WHAT AN IMMIGRATION EVALUATION ENTAILS
An immigration evaluation includes a psychosocial interview (around 2-4 hours) with Chesy Tronchoni Bello followed by a written report with the psychological considerations related to trauma and the reasons to migrate and any clinical recommendations.
CHESY TRONCHONI BELLO LPC MT-BC
Chesy works with Individuals from different cultures across the lifespan, especially women, young adults, first and second generation immigrants, and the LGBTQIA community.
Chesy has diverse experiences providing trauma-informed and culturally sensitive mental health care for individuals across the lifespan in settings such as the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's oncology and neurology units, substance use treatment facilities, end of life and dementia care, public Philadelphia high schools, and non-profit organizations working with newcomer immigrants and children of immigrants.
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