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NeXgen evaluations are private online clinical evaluations for clients who need professional recommendations and documentation for court, probation, attorneys, employers, or other requested purposes. Each evaluation is completed by a state-licensed mental health counselor(LMHC) through a secure private online video platform, with a written report delivered within 48 hours from the comfort of home.
You begin by “Request Your Evaluation” and schedule a day and time that is convenient for you completing the required intake forms. If applicable, you should also have court, probation, attorney, employer, or agency paperwork available. Next, you will meet privately with a state-licensed LMHC through our secure private online video platform. During the evaluation, information is gathered to prepare your written report. Within 48 hours, you will receive a professional report that may include findings, recommendations, and next steps. The report may then be submitted as requested. Acceptance requirements vary by court, probation office, employer, or agency.
The evaluation helps you better understand your situation, identify issues that may need to be addressed, and take positive steps toward improving yourself and making healthier life choices. You will also receive a professional written report with findings, recommendations, and possible next steps. The report may then be submitted as requested to an attorney, court, probation office, employer, or agency. Acceptance requirements vary by court, probation office, employer, or agency.
Online Anger Management Evaluation
Professional online assessment of anger-related concerns. Written report within 48 hours.
An anger management evaluation is a professional clinical assessment that identifies anger-related concerns, documents findings, and outlines appropriate recommendations or next steps in a clear written report.
Your evaluation is completed by a state-licensed Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC).
Your written report is delivered within 48 hours after your appointment.
Acceptance requirements vary by court, probation office, employer, or agency.