Dr. Melissa Siebert earned her doctorate in clinical forensic psychology from The Chicago School of Professional psychology and completed an APPIC-approved internship. During her practicum experience, she became a California Sex Offender Management Board certified associate practitioner and became skilled at treating and evaluating sexual offenders on parole. Additionally, she wrote her dissertation on potential personality profiles of sexual offenders. Although Dr. Siebert received specialized training in expert testimony and forensic evaluations, she has also evaluated children, adolescents, and adults dealing with CPS cases, learning disorders, neuropsychiatric conditions, personality disorders, trauma, and mood disorders. Dr. Siebert’s primary interests include forensic and clinical psychological evaluations, expert testimony, and consultation.

Dr. Diann Sanford is a licensed Texas psychologist, specializing in Clinical Psychology. She enjoys working as a generalist and conducts psychological evaluations all across the life span for a variety of purposes. She has a special interest in integrative medicine and preventive measures. Her doctoral project and research was in the area of Heart Rate Variability Biofeedback  and how it can be used to positively  impact/reduce the symptoms of depression, anxiety and trauma.

She also holds a Bachelor’s of Science in Education with a K-12 special education certification and K-8 regular certification. She has taught in a variety of classroom settings. Before finishing her doctorate she also completed a Master’s degree in Professional Counseling and worked as a LPC. She  gained her supervision hours working in a Behavioral Health inpatient and outpatient treatment facility as well as a private practice setting with a focus on military service members and their families.

Brook Bennett earned her Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi and is a licensed psychological associate in the state of Texas. She has experience working with diverse populations across the lifespan, providing both cognitive-behavioral therapy and comprehensive psychological evaluations. Her master’s thesis focused on the “Second Shift,” exploring gender differences and their impact on relationship dynamics and life satisfaction among couples.

Brook’s professional interests center on clinical psychological assessment and therapeutic intervention, with an emphasis on a holistic, client-centered approach. She currently conducts evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults in a variety of contexts, including Child Protective Services (CPS) cases, learning disorders, ADHD and Autism, personality disorders, and mood disorders.