Law Enforcement Psychological Evaluation Preparation, PEPtalk, and Appeals

Have you received notification of a proposed "PSYCHOLOGICAL DISQUALIFICATION?" Contact Dr. Mark Lerner, Clinical, Forensic and Police Psychologist at (631) 385-7551 or Robert Kronenberg, Esq., NYPD Capt. Ret. for a FREE confidential telephone consultation (631) 234-4434 or (212) 776-1950.

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ANOTHER REVERSAL.... Congratulations! Have you received notification of a proposed "PSYCHOLOGICAL DISQUALIFICATION?" Contact Dr. Mark Lerner, Clinical, Forensic and Police Psychologist at (631) 385-7551 or Robert Kronenberg, Esq., NYPD Capt. Ret. for a FREE confidential telephone consultation (631) 234-4434 or (212) 776-1950.... PsychologicalDisqualificationAppeals.com

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Have you received notification of a proposed "PSYCHOLOGICAL DISQUALIFICATION?" We are here for you. Contact Dr. Mark Lerner, Clinical, Forensic and Police Psychologist at (631) 385-7551 or Robert Kronenberg, Esq., NYPD Capt. Ret. for a FREE confidential telephone consultation (631) 234-4434 or (212) 776-1950. PsychologicalDisqualificationAppeals.com

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Why was a preliminary decision made that I was "PSYCHOLOGICALLY UNSUITABLE?" Following is a list of some of the most common reasons for being found psychologically unsuitable for law enforcement positions: Anxiety... Depression Aggressivity Impulsivity Excessive Anger Poor Judgment Poor Impulse Control Suicidality Provocativeness Bias (racial or other) Poor presentation Poor Stress Tolerance Poor Interpersonal Skills Poor Social Competence Poor Dutifulness Substance Misuse/Abuse/Addition (including alcohol) Immaturity Failure to Adjust to the Psychological Demands of Adulthood Poor Credibility -------- If you have received notification of a Proposed "PSYCHOLOGICAL DISQUALIFICATION," know that we are here for you. Contact Dr. Mark Lerner, Clinical, Forensic and Police Psychologist at (631) 385-7551 or Robert Kronenberg, Esq., NYPD Capt. Ret. at (631) 234-4434 or (212) 776-1950. for FREE confidential telephone consultations. PsychologicalDisqualificationAppeals.com

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And the files are coming in.... Have you received notification of a proposed "PSYCHOLOGICAL DISQUALIFICATION?" We are here for you. Contact Dr. Mark Lerner, Clinical, Forensic and Police Psychologist at (631) 385-7551 or Robert Kronenberg, Esq., NYPD Capt. Ret. for a FREE confidential telephone consultation (631) 234-4434 or (212) 776-1950.... PsychologicalDisqualificationAppeals.com

14 Tips for your oral PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION 1. Arrive early. 2. Dress appropriately (as described in our previous post about "Dress Code").... 3. If you know the evaluator’s name, greet him/her using their name (e.g, Good morning, Dr. Wood) with a smile. 4. Attempt to shake the evaluator’s hand, but don’t be surprised if he/she does not shake your hand. 5. If the evaluator does not instruct you to do so, maintain eye contact and ask, May I be seated? 6. Sit upright with you feet planted firmly on the floor and your hands resting on the arms of the chairor on your lap with your fingers interlaced. NEVER cross your arms. 7. Speak loud and clear and again, make eye contact. 8. NEVER show anger or cry, even if the evaluator is attempting to frustrate or upset you. 9. Convey a sense of warmth, by smiling and nodding when appropriate. 10. Just answer the question. Don’t elaborate excessively unless requested to do so. 11. Be aware that your behavior both inside and outside the evaluator’s office will be observed. 12. Be honest and consistent with your responses. 13. Thank the evaluator for their time and attempt to shake their hand goodbye. 14. Present as if you are already a police officer. --------------------------------------------------------- Have you received notification of a proposed "PSYCHOLOGICAL DISQUALIFICATION?" We are here for you. Contact Dr. Mark Lerner, Clinical, Forensic and Police Psychologist at (631) 385-7551 or Robert Kronenberg, Esq., NYPD Capt. Ret. for a FREE confidential telephone consultation (631) 234-4434 or (212) 776-1950. PsychologicalDisqualificationAppeals.com