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On a limited basis, Gabriella Grant is available for client-specific work. She has been certified in a variety of assessments, treatments and applications.

Areas of Expertise

• Assessments of Dangerousness (legal cases)
• Clinical consultation for providers (supervision)
• Peer support for professionals (near crisis intervention)

Assessments of Dangerousness:

Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R)

To work of legal cases that want a certified expert assessment of psychopathy via the Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R) developed by Dr. David Hare.

• Individual-level assessment of psychopathy for legal cases and other purposes. Report and assessment certificate issued.

Danger Assessment

To work on legal cases that want a certified expert assessment of psychopathy via the Danger Assessment developed by Dr. Jacquelyn Campbell.

• Individual-level assessment of lethality within violent intimate relationships for legal cases and other purposes. Report and assessment certificate issued.

Clinical consultation:

Seeking Safety clinical supervision

• Anyone conducting Seeking Safety treatment can benefit from direct clinical supervision to address specific client issues or treatment concerns, provided in an adherent and experienced manner. Clinical supervision may dramatically improve client outcomes within Seeking Safety treatment.

Peer Support—Safety planning and crisis intervention:

We offer quality treatment and support to professionals and clinicians who may have their own personal struggles and would like a confidential, private and short-term intervention from a seasoned peer. This is not therapy, but evidence-based and effective present-focused action-oriented treatment for trauma, substance abuse and other unsafe behaviors. This is specifically developed for licensed clinical and other professionals who work in a caring capacity to find confidential, evidence-based treatment and peer support (scott, 2021).

Short-term crisis intervention for clinicians and professionals

• Professionals often experience a personal crisis alone or wait until the situation is dire before expressing their need for support. Clinicians exposed to suicide, homicide or other high-stress events who are experiencing their own challenges can benefit from a knowledgeable peer-led crisis intervention.

Seeking Safety: Individual treatment for clinicians and professionals

• Shorter term treatment for professionals who have their own private concerns and wish to have quality, confidential treatment to address their specific concerns on a shorter-term basis. Issues such as substance abuse, eating disorders or violent relationships can be addressed safely and securely on a short-term basis.

See: Scott S. D. (2021). The Pandemic’s Toll-A Case for Clinician Support. Missouri medicine, 118(1), 45–49. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7861595/