Texas
We meet every client —
and every case — with
science, skill,
and compassion.
Evidence-based psychological care for those navigating life’s hardest moments — and expert forensic consultation for the legal system’s most complex questions.
For Individuals
Therapy that
meets you
where you are.
Whether you’re carrying the weight of trauma, facing anxiety that’s taken hold, or navigating the quiet grief of depression — this practice was built to help real people find real footing.
- Trauma & PTSD Treatment
- Anxiety & Panic Disorders
- Depression & Mood Disorders
- OCD and Related Conditions
- Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Telehealth — services provided nationwide anywhere PsyPact is recognized
For Legal Professionals
Expert opinion
built to
withstand scrutiny.
Courts demand rigorous, defensible psychological analysis. Attorneys require an expert who communicates complex science with precision and credibility — retained by both prosecution and defense teams.
- Competency to Stand Trial (CST)
- NGRI / Sanity Evaluations
- Violence Risk Assessment
- Mitigation Evaluations
- Diminished Capacity
- Fitness for Duty
- Expert Testimony — state & federal courts
- Attorney consultation & case strategy
- In-person and telehealth options available
The Practice
Texas’s premier
source for
psycho-legal
services.
The Center for Clinical and Forensic Psychology (CCFP) brings together a rare combination of deep clinical expertise and forensic specialization. Based in Texas, we serve clients in-person and via telehealth across Texas.
Our clinicians are trained in empirically supported modalities — the methods that research shows actually work. We don’t offer a one-size-fits-all approach. Every client, every case, every evaluation is treated as the distinct and consequential matter it is.
Our forensic team has been appointed as experts in state and federal courts, working for both prosecution and defense. We bring the same rigor to a courtroom as we do to a therapy session: methodical, honest, and built on science.
expertise
& Forensic Assessment
& Forensic Evaluation
Our Clinicians
A team built
around your
wellbeing.
Every clinician here is committed to meeting you without judgment — building a space where you feel safe enough to do the hard, meaningful work of healing.
Dr. Jennifer L. Rockett
PhD, Clinical Psychology – Forensic Emphasis, Sam Houston State University
Licensed in Texas #36024 · PSYPACT APIT #5667
Past President, Texas Psychological Association
With over 20 years in forensic and clinical psychology, Dr. Rockett is a nationally recognized expert in competency, NGRI, mitigation, and violence risk. Her clinical work focuses on trauma, anxiety, and PTSD using CBT and ACT. She is licensed in Texas and authorized to practice via telehealth in all PSYPACT participating states.
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Dr. Jennifer Harmon
PhD, Clinical Psychology (Forensic Emphasis), Sam Houston State University
Licensed in Texas #39095 · PSYPACT APIT #15773
Dr. Harmon specializes in competency to stand trial, mental state at the time of offense, mitigation, violence risk assessments, fitness for duty, and pre-employment evaluations. She completed her predoctoral internship at Tulane University School of Medicine and her postdoctoral fellowship at CCFP. She is licensed in Texas and authorized to practice via telehealth in all PSYPACT participating states.
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Lisa Peter
MSW/MS, Social Work & Criminology, University of Nebraska Omaha
BS, Criminal Justice & Psychology, University of Nebraska Kearney
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Texas #117130
Lisa specializes in anxiety, depression, and trauma/PTSD, with additional expertise in relationship issues, self-esteem, eating disorders, and women’s concerns. Her extensive background spans medical social work, hospice care, corrections, and community mental health. Her warm, collaborative style draws on CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, and trauma-focused approaches. Available via telehealth most weekdays and some evenings.
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Dr. Gabriele Trupp
PhD, Clinical Psychology (Forensic Emphasis), Sam Houston State University
MA, Forensic Psychology, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Licensed in Virginia #0810008167
Dr. Trupp completed her internship at Patton State Hospital and a two-year forensic postdoctoral fellowship at Western State Hospital and the Institute of Law, Psychiatry, and Public Policy in Virginia, where she continues as a Pre-Trial Forensic Coordinator and Visiting Faculty. She conducts forensic evaluations including competency to stand trial, mental state at the time of offense, mitigation, and violence risk assessments, and consults with courts and attorneys on forensic matters.
Download CVPeony Wong
MS (in progress), Sam Houston State University
2026 Academic Year Trainee
Ms. Wong is our graduate student trainee for the 2026 academic year, completing her master’s degree at Sam Houston State University. She works under the supervision of licensed clinicians at CCFP, gaining hands-on experience in both clinical and forensic psychology settings.
Kristen Hernandez
Office Administration · Scheduling & Client Coordination
Kristen is the warm voice and steady hand behind the day-to-day operations of CCFP. As our Office Manager and Schedule Coordinator, she ensures every client and referral source is met with professionalism, care, and a genuine desire to help. She is often the first point of contact for new clients and makes the process of getting started as smooth as possible.
Former Trainees
We are proud of the clinicians who have trained at CCFP and gone on to make meaningful contributions to the field of psychology.
Dr. Jennifer Harmon
Position coming soon
Dr. Gabriele Trupp
Position coming soon
Dr. Beata Krembuszewski
Position coming soon
Dr. Stephanie Goodwin
Position coming soon
Dr. Nicole Shumaker
Position coming soon
Ms. Hannah Benemann
Position coming soon
Ms. Alexa Callahan
Position coming soon
Ms. Alaina Warrior
Position coming soon
Forensic Services
Court-ready
evaluations built
on science,
not opinion.
Our forensic evaluations follow established psycho-legal standards and use validated, research-supported instruments. Reports are thorough, defensible, and written for clarity in both legal and clinical contexts. We work with attorneys early in the process to ensure evaluations answer the precise psycho-legal questions at hand.
Request a Forensic ConsultationCompetency to Stand Trial
Rigorous evaluation of a defendant’s present ability to understand and participate in legal proceedings.
NGRI / Sanity Evaluations
Expert assessment of a defendant’s mental state at the time of the alleged offense.
Violence Risk Assessment
Structured professional judgment using validated tools for general and sexual violence risk.
Mitigation Evaluations
Comprehensive psychosocial history and mental health analysis for sentencing hearings.
Diminished Capacity
Expert analysis of how mental state may have affected the mental elements of an offense.
Fitness for Duty
Independent evaluations for law enforcement, medical, and nursing professionals.
How It Works
From first contact
to lasting change.
Whether you’re an individual seeking therapy or an attorney retaining a forensic expert, the path forward starts with a single conversation. No pressure, no jargon.
Reach Out
Call, email, or use our contact form. Tell us a bit about what you need. We respond promptly — usually within one business day.
Initial Consultation
A brief intake conversation helps us understand your goals and determine the best clinician and approach for your specific situation.
Tailored Plan
Together, we build an individualized treatment or evaluation plan. No cookie-cutter approaches — every person and case deserves precision.
Begin Work
Sessions begin — in person in College Station or via HIPAA-compliant telehealth. Forensic referrals proceed through coordinated evaluation scheduling.
Get in Touch
The first step
is always
a conversation.
Whether you’re ready to begin therapy, need to retain a forensic expert, or simply want to understand your options — reach out. We’ll respond within one business day.
College Station, TX 77840
Telehealth available TX
Required Notices
Client Rights & Complaints
You have a right to have your complaints heard and resolved in a timely manner. If we cannot work things out to your satisfaction, you may file a complaint with the licensing board:
Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council
1801 Congress Avenue, Suite 7.300
Austin, TX 78701
Telephone: 1-800-821-3205
Complaint Form →
If you have a complaint concerning the HIPAA Privacy Regulations, you may contact the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office for Civil Rights at: OCRMail@hhs.gov
If you believe you have a Consumer Complaint regarding the privacy and security of your health information, you may contact the Texas Office of the Attorney General: File a Consumer Complaint →
Requesting Records
Texas law requires that requests for mental health records be in writing. To obtain your records or your child’s records:
- Complete our HIPAA-compliant Authorization and send it through your patient portal on Simple Practice with subject line “REQUEST FOR RECORDS.” Include the records you want and the recipient’s name, address, and/or email.
- If you do not have portal access, email your request and Authorization to admin@ccfpco.com with subject line “REQUEST FOR RECORDS.”
- If records are for litigation, include the cause number, title, and court where the case is pending.
- If you need a Business Records Affidavit, note this in your request. There is a $15 charge for the Affidavit. No Affidavit will be provided until the fee is paid.
- There is a $45.00 fee for providing records. We accept credit or debit card payments only. Texas law does not require us to provide records until the fee is paid.
- If you are requesting records for a person other than yourself or your child, state and federal law require a Court Order or signed Authorization. 45 C.F.R. §164.512(e); Texas Health & Safety Code §611.004, §611.0045, §611.008.
Instructions for Attorneys & Document Companies
A subpoena alone is not sufficient to compel disclosure of confidential counseling, billing records, or Protected Health Information (PHI) under HIPAA, 45 C.F.R. Chapter 164.
HIPAA allows disclosure of PHI in judicial or administrative proceedings either: (1) in response to a court or administrative tribunal order; or (2) where the individual knows the request has been made and does not object. 45 C.F.R. §164.512(e).
Note: If the client or parent has indicated they do not want records released, a “Statement of Assurance” will not be accepted. An Authorization or Court Order will be required.