Tamar Kenworthy, PsyD is an Adjunct Professor and California licensed psychologist. She has been teaching on the Alliant Fresno campus for over 15 years in various capacities and teaches some courses system-wide. She currently teaches many of the forensic elective courses on the Fresno campus and serves as co-chair on the system-wide IRB. Dr. Kenworthy has a private practice in Fresno, California where she takes doctoral level practicum students who are trained to conduct and complete forensic evaluations. She has over 20 years of experience in the field of forensics and has been recognized by the courts as an expert witness in various criminal and civil matters. She conducts forensic risk evaluations and various criminal court evaluations (i.e., competency to stand trial, insanity), she provides consultation on legal cases, and she assists in civil litigation matters. Dr. Kenworthy has been published, presents continuing education trainings, assists on student dissertations, and conducts research on forensic populations. She strives to ensure competent and ethical training for students within the field of forensics.
Forensic assessment and research on particular forensic populations: sexual offenders, juvenile competency.
PsyD 2004 from California School of Professional Psychology
- Introduction to Forensic Psychology
- Suicide Risk and Prevention
- Forensic Risk Assessment
- Forensic Interviewing, Report Writing and Testimony