Testifying in immigration court can feel intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. Retired Army behavioral health officer and clinical social worker Gabrielle Bryan, LCSW, shares how she developed confidence as an expert witness and what mental health professionals can do to prepare for court with clarity and calm.Drawing on her 20 years in military behavioral health and her full-time immigration evaluation practice, Gabrielle and Mariela discuss what to expect in virtual court, how to handle nerves and cross-examination, and how courtroom experiences can strengthen report writing. With warmth and candor, Gabrielle reminds clinicians that credibility comes from preparation, honesty, and self-assurance—and that showing, not telling, is the key to being a confident expert witness.Ready to Make an Impact?If you’re serious about doing immigration evaluations right way—without risking real lives—get the training and mentorship you need. 🎓💡  Use your skills to help level the playing field ⚖️ and make a real difference in people's lives. 🧠 Join our Monthly Consultation Group Get expert support, case feedback, and community with Dr. Mariela Shibley. 👉 Learn more & sign up🎓 Become an Expert Immigration EvaluatorJoin our Certificate Training Program to gain the skills and confidence needed to conduct effective immigration evaluations.👉 Learn More Here📘 Not Sure Where to Start as an Evaluator?Download our Free Guide to learn the essentials and see if this work is the right fit for you.👉 Get your free guide📲 Follow Us to Grow Your Expertise🔹 Instagram 🔹 Facebook🔹 LinkedIn 🌟 Join our private Facebook community for deeper discussions, peer support, and access to valuable training opportunities.👉 Click here to join the group

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