Usually, forensic psychologists are clinical psychologists, so yes, as long as they are licensed in their state of practice, they can work as therapists.
Forensic psychologists can do forensic therapy. Forensic therapy encompasses the psychological assessment, evaluation, intervention, and treatment of individuals who have committed violent crimes or are otherwise in the legal system. Victims and families may also be involved in forensic therapy.
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Usually, forensic psychologists are clinical psychologists, so yes, as long as they are licensed in their state of practice, they can work as therapists.
Forensic psychologists can do forensic therapy. Forensic therapy encompasses the psychological assessment, evaluation, intervention, and treatment of individuals who have committed violent crimes or are otherwise in the legal system. Victims and families may also be involved in forensic therapy.