Silvia Avila - Forensic Mental Health Evaluator
Certified Forensic Evaluator specializing in psychological/ mental health evaluations for immigration I am a Forensic Mental Health Evaluator.
I specialize in Psychological/ Mental Health Evaluations for Immigration cases such as UVISA, Extreme Hardship, VAWA (Domestic Violence), and Asylum petitions for adjustment of legal status in the US. Soy una Evaluador Forense de Salud Mental. Me especializo en Evaluaciones Psicologicas de Salud Mental para casos de Inmigracion como de VISA U, Dificultad Extrema, VAWA (Violencia Domestica), y Asilo para ajustar su estado legal en EU.
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As part of a social justice program I wrote an eBook! This is a guide for new arrivals to the US in navigating the different types of visas as well as information on gender and domestic abuse. Please check it out and feel free to distribute freely.
New eBook! A Path to Safety and Citizenship: A Guide for New United States Arrivals This eBook provides information and guidance to new arrivals in the United States who are survivors of domestic and gender based violence.
This article examines the legal concept of "substantial physical or mental abuse" suffered by immigrant victims of crime in the workplace and how it relates to the ability to qualify for a U visa. Immigrant workers face higher risks of abuse and exploitation in the workplace and may fear retaliation if they come forward to report exploitation and abuse which can include:
Workplace abuse
Unfair wages/ low wages
Refuse to pay wages
Lack of work benefits
Forced labor, forced overtime with no pay, working off the clock
Workplace bullying
Workplace aggression
Sexual assault, r**e, sexual harassment
Physical assault
Coercion
Threats to report to immigration, threat to deport, threat to fire
Blackmail
Extortion
Exploitation, forced servitude
Tampering with evidence, obstruction of justice
Humiliation, denigration
Lack of recognition of abilities, skills, talents, and qualifications
Given lesser-valued job assignments
Lack of opportunities for advancement
Gender discrimination, sexual orientation discrimination
Emasculation due to lack of legal status
Isolation from family and friends
Intimidation with threats, coercion, manipulation, and verbal abuse
Fraud in labor contracting
Eviction
Seizure of identity documents
Restriction on movement
Control of financial accounts and wage payments
Workplace Crime and UVisa Petitions Examining the substantial physical and mental abuse suffered by immigrant victims of crime in the workplace and qualifying for the UVisa.
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In the United States, domestic violence is defined as abusive behavior between intimate partners such as spouses, former spouses, dating partners, or people who have a child together. Some state laws may also include other family members, such as parents, children, or siblings under the definition of domestic violence. In some jurisdictions, the definition of domestic violence may also include abuse between roommates and same-sex couples in their definition of domestic violence.
Different Types of Domestic Abuse Domestic violence is defined as abusive behavior between intimate partners such as spouses, former spouses, or dating partners.
Child abuse is any intentional act or series of acts that cause harm or distress to a child. This can include physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, and neglect. Physical abuse involves the use of physical force that results in injury, pain, or impairment. Sexual abuse is any sexual activity with a child. Emotional abuse involves the use of words, actions, or inactions that cause harm to a child's emotional well-being. Neglect involves the failure to provide for a child's basic needs, such as food, shelter, medical care, and supervision.
Child Abuse & Neglect Child abuse is any intentional act or series of acts that cause harm or distress to a child. This can include physical abuse, sexual abuse..
Because of feelings of denial and self-blame, many males are not able to recognize that they need help and support. Domestic violence and abuse can occur in relationships of any gender. Like with any form of abuse, the causes of domestic violence are complex and can involve a variety of factors
When Males suffer Abuse Males who experience physical abuse from a partner may respond in a variety of ways.
Not very often but it does happen. The child that once was a “good kid” can grow up to become abusive towards their own parents. How does this happen?
Domestic Abuse From a Child The child that once was a “good kid” can grow up to become abusive towards their own parents. How does this happen?
Evaluaciones Psicológicas para Casos de Inmigración
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God is not a Him
If God is any gender, it will be a She
because She makes life in her womb
She gives birth
She makes other humans
God is everything including me and you and everything in between
We are connected by and to all and all is connected by and to us
I am you and you are me
We are God
God is We
The real pronoun for God is we / us
because we are God and God is we
God is it all and all it is, is God
God is us
God is we
God is all that there is
I will not call God, him
I will call God what it is
Us and everything that exists
God is our Mind
You live in heaven when you know God
You live in hell when you don't know
God is your Mind
Know your Mind, know God
Know God, Live free
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