Frequently Asked Questions

This page covers Dr. Natalie Jones FAQs, answering the most common questions about therapy, consulting, legal services, and how to get started.

Dr. Natalie Jones FAQs For Legal Services

1. I think I am interested in possibly working together, what are the next steps?

You can send an email to hello@drnataliejones.com or visit the contact page to send me a message and we can either set up a time to talk or you can tell me about your case.

2. I think I am interested in working with you but I want to know more about your experience, can I see your resume/CV?

Yes, my CV is available upon request.

3. Can you work on cases in other states outside of California?

I am currently licensed in California, Virginia, Oregon, Illinois, Arizona, and Maryland.

5. Do you have experience working with plaintiff and defense?

I have experience working with both.

6. Do you have experience in working on criminal cases?

Yes.

7. Do you work with clients who do not have counsel?

No.

8. Do you do your evaluations in person or virtually?

Both.

9. Are you able to be a consultant on a legal case?

Yes, I can be a consult with attorneys on legal cases.

Dr. Natalie Jones FAQs For Corporations

1. I am interested in working together, what are the next steps?

The next step is to send an email to hello@drnataliejones.com or a message through the Contact page and we will set up time to talk.

2. What services do you provide?

I provide a variety of services to help businesses and executives to reduce conflict and increase productivity in the workplace. Services vary depending on what is requested.

3. Have you worked with corporations before?

Yes.

4. Who do you work with within corporations?

I work with senior leadership, executives and employees.

5. Currently there is conflict among managers and leadership, can you work with them to resolve this?

Yes.

For more about therapy or legal evaluations, visit my Services page or check out the Expert Witness page.

Learn more about what to expect in therapy from the American Psychological Association.