Dr. Franklin provides diverse services to organizational clients on issues related to forensic practice, risk assessment, violence prevention, competency to stand trial, and more. A few examples follow; feel free to contact her via phone or email to discuss your needs in more depth and see if it might be a good fit.
Examples of organizational consultation services (partial)
- Fitness-for-duty evaluations in high-risk occupations
- California Peace Officer Standards & Training (PACE): Hate crimes standards
- California Rules of Court: Hate crimes language
- State of Connecticut: Rehabilitation program for hate crime offenders
- General Mills Corp.: Youth violence prevention program
- California Regional Center: Assessing legal competencies in persons with intellectual disabilities
Recent & Upcoming
Peer consultant
Dr. Franklin is excited to join the multidisciplinary Pacific Forensic Group as a peer consultant.
Podcast interview
Dr. Franklin converses with Laverne Cox about violence against transgender people.
Book chapter
Forensic Psychology in Military Courts, edited by U.S. Air Force Major Christopher Stein and forensic psychologist Jeffrey Younggren, includes a chapter by Dr. Franklin on psychological evaluations in military courts-martial.
NPR radio interview
Dr. Franklin discusses the career of forensic psychology with job coach Marty Nemko on NPR. Listen online or download the podcast HERE.
Career interview
An in-depth interview about Dr. Franklin’s career by psychologist David Webb is online at “All About Forensic Science.”
Training feedback
Participant evaluations of professional trainings has been updated with attorney feedback from a recent training for the Santa Clara County Superior Court on evaluating juvenile competency.
Book review
A review of the first-ever textbook on multiple-perpetrator rape, which includes a chapter by Dr. Franklin, has been published by the European journal Sexologies.
Profiled
Dr. Franklin was profiled in a high school forensic science textbook.