Dr. Jacquelyn Zahm is an experienced clinical psychologist with a strong background in psychological assessment and evaluation. Dr. Zahm is a member of American Psychological Association (APA), Georgia Psychological Association (GPA), and the Advisory Council for Prevent Child Abuse Georgia. She received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Georgia College and State University and obtained her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the Georgia School of Professional Psychology at Argosy Atlanta. Dr. Zahm's career commenced with a rigorous internship at Mississippi State Hospital, followed by extensive post-doctoral training at Georgia Psychological. Over the years, she has gained significant experience in various types of psychological assessments, including personality assessment, psychoeducational evaluation, neuropsychological evaluation, and forensic assessments. She has worked with diverse client populations, including children, adolescents, individuals with serious and pervasive mental illnesses, and forensic populations within residential treatment settings, intensive outpatient treatment centers, and private practice. During her nine-year tenure at Georgia Psychological, Dr. Zahm provided a wide array of assessment services, including parental fitness evaluations, risk assessments for domestic violence, substance abuse evaluations, and bonding and attachment assessments. Dr. Zahm is highly respected within the courtroom. She is frequently called upon to serve as an expert witness, providing testimony on mental health, parenting, risk factors for child abuse, and substance abuse-related matters. Attorneys and judges value her insights in handling intricate cases, as she brings clarity and depth to legal proceedings through her professional evaluations and testimony.