Ph.D.-trained clinical and forensic psychologist with more than 30 years of experience concentrates on the assessment of sexual offenders and risk evaluation in legal settings. His work includes expert witness services involving consultation, depositions, and courtroom testimony in cases addressing offender risk, mental state, and psychological functioning. Over the course of his career, he has conducted a substantial number of forensic evaluations and has testified in numerous proceedings involving complex behavioral and diagnostic issues.

His practice is centered on the evaluation of individuals with sexual offense histories, including sexually violent predator assessments, inmate evaluations, and determinations related to parole, conditional release, and emergency custody settings. His work incorporates psychological testing, personality assessment, and structured risk assessment methods used to evaluate recidivism risk and behavioral patterns. While his primary focus is on offender populations, his experience also includes familiarity with victim-related psychological responses within forensic contexts.

His professional background includes long-standing clinical and forensic practice, along with consulting roles involving specialized evaluation programs and training for professionals engaged in forensic assessment and testimony. He has contributed to research and publications related to sex offender risk assessment and recidivism, including work associated with actuarial risk assessment methodologies. His credentials include a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in clinical psychology and licensure as a psychologist, with professional affiliations including the American Psychological Association, the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers, and the California Psychological Association.