The best Child Custody Evaluators are those in private practice. They cost a little more but in my opinion the best interest of the child is served much more expertly.
As soon as you and your spouse, baby daddy, baby mother, etc. can not come to an equitable arrangement about the necessities for the child(ren), e.g. visitation, choice of school, which medical doctor to use, discipline of the child, general rules that the child must follow, counseling during the divorce or separation, high verbal or physical conflict, or an impasse regarding the child visiting relatives, etc. is the best time to ask the judge for a child custody evaluation. In California this is referred to as a 730 Evaluation.
There is a list of highly qualified Child Custody Evaluators who meet the standards of the Superior Court of California as to education, training, and experience. This list is on line as part of the Family Court of the Superior Court. You want to select an evaluator with outstanding credentials, training in forensics, has American Board or American Academy national certifications, especially in dealing with Traumatic Stress, and psychotherapy. Although the evaluator is not doing therapy, a good therapist is also a good communicator and a good listener. It is a good idea to select an evaluator who is older and has more experience; just theoretical knowledge is less than half of the picture.
If you have further questions, you may call my office at 310-289-8118 and I'll explain this process in more detail This decision to have a Custody Evaluator may be one of the most important decisions you make in the best interest of your child.
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Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Thursday, May 10, 2007
What Do You Want in a Child Custody Expert
Knowledge:
Dr. de Jarnette earned a Bachelor’s Degree with majors in psychology, English, and Education. He continued his education through earning a Master’s Degree with distinction in Psychology, a Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Developmental Psychology with Honors, and a Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Psychoanalysis with Honors. He is a member of Sigma Phi Omega the National Honor Society in Gerontology and in Pi Gamma Mu the national Honor Society in the Social Sciences. He was recently awarded an Honorary Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Psychology for his overall life achievement in helping individuals and families experiencing traumatic stress, like high conflict divorces.
Continuing with the honors bestowed upon him for outstanding work are the Fellow status’ that he has been awarded by his peers in various national Associations. To hold such status, it is customary for a special Committee of Fellows to examine how one has added to the overall field and has been of outstanding service to the organization recognizing one by this designation. Dr. de Jarnette was designated Fellow by the American Psychotherapy Association. In the American Orthopsychiatric Association he was designated Life Fellow. By the American College of Forensic Examiners he was designated Fellow. The American Board of Medical Psychotherapists designated him Fellow. He was designated Fellow by the National Association of Grief Therapists
Experience:
Dr. de Jarnette began practice in 1973. He has continually been in the private practice of psychotherapy and psychoanalysis since that time and has performed custody and custody related evaluations since then.. Recently he has updated his education and is working in the cutting edge field of neuroscientifically informed psychoanalysis and psychotherapy that adds a new dimension to his further understanding of how divorce conflicts can have lifetime effects on your children.
A diplomate or Board Certified Speciality is a designation that one works very hard to get. It is based upon knowledge and experience as evidenced through testing and a strict credentialing process. It is like what your medical doctor went through in order to get his Diplomate in Internal Medicine, Diplomate in Neurology, Diplomate, in Family Practice, etc. The majority of doctors have one or two diplomates indicating areas of speciality.
Dr. de Jarnette has these special area designations: Diplomate, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress; Diplomate, American Board of Medical Psychotherapists and Psychodiagnostians; Diplomate, American Board of Forensic Examiners; Diplomate, American Board of Forensic Medicine; Diplomate American Board of Psychological Specialties (Forensic Psychoanalysis); Certified, National Academy of Certified Family Therapists; Certified, National Board of Certified Hypnotherapists; Diplomate, American Psychotherapy Association; Certified, National Board of Certified Neurotherapists; Listed on the Child Custody Evaluators’ Referral List of the Los Angeles County Superior Court.
With the knowledge that Dr. de Jarnette has demonstrated as having through obtaining these credentials, he is a very gifted expert in aiding the Judge in finding what is in the best interest of your children. Isn’t that what every parent ultimately wants?
Clear Communicator:
Communicating your struggle to give your child the very best is at the heart of a child custody evaluation. All the expertise and training comes close to zero without an ability to communicate to you, your child, and ultimately to the judge both in a written and spoken medium.
At the very beginning of his career, Dr. de Jarnette knew how very important communication is particularly in the field of Psychology. He began his studies by taking a second major in English and another major in Education in addition to his major in Psychology at the Batchelor’s Degree level. While taking these majors he was Editor of 2 school newspapers and Chairman of the Faculty-Student Forum. He gained honors in public speaking contests.
Dr. de Jarnette served for five years asEditor for PsyBC a continuing education website in the Behavioral Sciences.
For several years he wrote reviews of books for the Metapsychology Internet site, which reviews books in the larger field of psychology. His reviews focused on child custody. He is published in various professional scholarly journals.
For the 2004-2005 term of office, Dr. de Jarnette was elected President of the Biofeedback Society of California. Biofeedback is a science of “talking” to your body and getting meaningful responses so as to ameliorate problems or work toward peak performance in many areas of mind-body relationships. He now continues to be active on their Board of Directors.Sought after as a public speaker, he has been an invited member of the International Platform Society. He has been a Lecturer in psychology both at the graduate and undergraduate level at Loyola Marymount University teaching courses in Law and Ethics as well as Psychoanalysis and Clinical Hypnosis.
Dr. de Jarnette earned a Bachelor’s Degree with majors in psychology, English, and Education. He continued his education through earning a Master’s Degree with distinction in Psychology, a Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Developmental Psychology with Honors, and a Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Psychoanalysis with Honors. He is a member of Sigma Phi Omega the National Honor Society in Gerontology and in Pi Gamma Mu the national Honor Society in the Social Sciences. He was recently awarded an Honorary Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Psychology for his overall life achievement in helping individuals and families experiencing traumatic stress, like high conflict divorces.
Continuing with the honors bestowed upon him for outstanding work are the Fellow status’ that he has been awarded by his peers in various national Associations. To hold such status, it is customary for a special Committee of Fellows to examine how one has added to the overall field and has been of outstanding service to the organization recognizing one by this designation. Dr. de Jarnette was designated Fellow by the American Psychotherapy Association. In the American Orthopsychiatric Association he was designated Life Fellow. By the American College of Forensic Examiners he was designated Fellow. The American Board of Medical Psychotherapists designated him Fellow. He was designated Fellow by the National Association of Grief Therapists
Experience:
Dr. de Jarnette began practice in 1973. He has continually been in the private practice of psychotherapy and psychoanalysis since that time and has performed custody and custody related evaluations since then.. Recently he has updated his education and is working in the cutting edge field of neuroscientifically informed psychoanalysis and psychotherapy that adds a new dimension to his further understanding of how divorce conflicts can have lifetime effects on your children.
A diplomate or Board Certified Speciality is a designation that one works very hard to get. It is based upon knowledge and experience as evidenced through testing and a strict credentialing process. It is like what your medical doctor went through in order to get his Diplomate in Internal Medicine, Diplomate in Neurology, Diplomate, in Family Practice, etc. The majority of doctors have one or two diplomates indicating areas of speciality.
Dr. de Jarnette has these special area designations: Diplomate, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress; Diplomate, American Board of Medical Psychotherapists and Psychodiagnostians; Diplomate, American Board of Forensic Examiners; Diplomate, American Board of Forensic Medicine; Diplomate American Board of Psychological Specialties (Forensic Psychoanalysis); Certified, National Academy of Certified Family Therapists; Certified, National Board of Certified Hypnotherapists; Diplomate, American Psychotherapy Association; Certified, National Board of Certified Neurotherapists; Listed on the Child Custody Evaluators’ Referral List of the Los Angeles County Superior Court.
With the knowledge that Dr. de Jarnette has demonstrated as having through obtaining these credentials, he is a very gifted expert in aiding the Judge in finding what is in the best interest of your children. Isn’t that what every parent ultimately wants?
Clear Communicator:
Communicating your struggle to give your child the very best is at the heart of a child custody evaluation. All the expertise and training comes close to zero without an ability to communicate to you, your child, and ultimately to the judge both in a written and spoken medium.
At the very beginning of his career, Dr. de Jarnette knew how very important communication is particularly in the field of Psychology. He began his studies by taking a second major in English and another major in Education in addition to his major in Psychology at the Batchelor’s Degree level. While taking these majors he was Editor of 2 school newspapers and Chairman of the Faculty-Student Forum. He gained honors in public speaking contests.
Dr. de Jarnette served for five years asEditor for PsyBC a continuing education website in the Behavioral Sciences.
For several years he wrote reviews of books for the Metapsychology Internet site, which reviews books in the larger field of psychology. His reviews focused on child custody. He is published in various professional scholarly journals.
For the 2004-2005 term of office, Dr. de Jarnette was elected President of the Biofeedback Society of California. Biofeedback is a science of “talking” to your body and getting meaningful responses so as to ameliorate problems or work toward peak performance in many areas of mind-body relationships. He now continues to be active on their Board of Directors.Sought after as a public speaker, he has been an invited member of the International Platform Society. He has been a Lecturer in psychology both at the graduate and undergraduate level at Loyola Marymount University teaching courses in Law and Ethics as well as Psychoanalysis and Clinical Hypnosis.
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