Dr. Danielle Forshee, LLC

Description of Services:

• Psychological Risk Assessments
• Best Interests Evaluations
• Parenting Capacity Evaluations
• Court-Involved Psychological Assessments
• Parenting Coordination
• Refuse-Resist Evaluations
• High-Conflict Co-Parenting
• Custody and Parenting Time Mediation
• Therapeutic Supervised Parenting Time

Practice Overview

Dr. Danielle Forshee, LLC is an independent New Jersey private practice focused on court-adjacent family matters. Services address the clinical and forensic needs that arise in high-conflict separation and divorce, custody and parenting time disputes, and complex parent-child contact problems, including resistance, refusal, and estrangement.

Founded in 2016 and based in Red Bank, New Jersey, the practice provides court-adjacent psychological services in structured, role-defined capacities. Services may be provided by court appointment, joint retention, or party retention, with scope and any reporting parameters defined in the governing order or written agreement. Primary service areas include psychological risk assessment, psychological assessment, parenting capacity evaluations, best interests evaluations, parent-child contact focused intervention, and parenting coordination. Additional services include high-conflict co-parenting and parallel parenting intervention, custody and parenting time mediation, and therapeutic supervised parenting time when ordered or agreed upon in legally sensitive matters.

These services are often sought when conflict has become entrenched and ordinary problem-solving has broken down. The practice approach is structured and skills-based, with attention to the child’s developmental needs and the real-world demands of parenting across two households. When assessment is needed, the goal is to organize complex information into clear clinical findings and practical recommendations. When intervention is needed, services are tailored to the problem at hand, whether the focus is strengthening co-parenting structure or supporting repair and stabilization in a strained parent-child relationship. In both contexts, the work is designed to create a sustainable framework for communication, transitions, and decision-making so progress can hold outside of sessions. 

In litigated matters, the practice maintains clear role boundaries, defined scope, and a structured process so the services remain clinically grounded and do not become another arena for the dispute. Services are provided as an independent private practice and are not affiliated with any court or agency.