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About Dr. Hall
Clinical & Forensic Psychologist In Kentucky

Who I am & what I do:

Hi, I'm Dr. Jordan Hall, and I'm a licensed psychologist in Louisville, Kentucky specializing in psychological assessment for adults. My expertise is in personality assessment, including contextualizing diagnoses within broader personality patterns to help people better understand themselves and provide individualized recommendations for how they can improve their lives in the ways that are important to them. 

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My approach cuts across traditional diagnostic boundaries to incorporate patterns that maintain or even worsen problems over time. This is especially useful for people who don't fit neatly into diagnostic boxes and have been misdiagnosed or misunderstood as a result. 

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I also provide forensic psychological evaluations, offering specialized expertise in assessment of personality using the MMPI family of instruments, including using embedded validity indicators to detect distorted responding.

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Outside of my private practice activities, I teach and provide clinical training to psychological health practitioners in training in the Spalding University School of Professional Psychology, and you might find me jamming to live music, deeply invested in a book, or prying various items out of the mouth of my 120-pound dog in my free time. 

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My training & background:

I earned my PhD in Clinical Psychology from Kent State University, where I worked as a member of the MMPI Research on the development and validation of the MMPI-3, one of the most widely-used and extensively researched instruments for assessing personality and mental health problems. 

I then completed my pre-doctoral internship at the Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center, where I worked with Veterans navigating complex psychiatric presentations, often involving trauma, chronic pain, substance use, and overlapping medical conditions, across outpatient, inpatient, and residential settings. I've additionally worked in college counseling and forensic settings, providing ADHD evaluations to students and conducting evaluations to answer psycholegal questions. 

My training has resulted in me becoming an absolute nerd about psychological assessment and measurement (although I promise to rein it in for sessions, at least mostly), but also the flexibility to apply these skills across a wide variety of different problems and populations while maintaining humanity and objectivity in the process. 

Hall Psychological Services

jordan@hallpsychology.com

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