Fran Mckoy is a seasoned Mitigation Specialist and Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over two decades of experience in both clinical and administrative settings. Currently self-employed, Fran leverages her extensive background to provide critical forensic social work aimed at mitigating death penalty sentencing for defendants...
Fran Mckoy is a seasoned Mitigation Specialist and Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over two decades of experience in both clinical and administrative settings. Currently self-employed, Fran leverages her extensive background to provide critical forensic social work aimed at mitigating death penalty sentencing for defendants charged with capital murder. Her role involves a meticulous review of institutional records to identify mitigating factors, as well as conducting in-depth interviews with defendants and their families. This comprehensive approach allows Fran to gather essential information that can significantly impact legal outcomes.
One of Fran's key projects includes the development and implementation of forensic psychosocial assessments for clients facing state and federal charges. These assessments, grounded in empirical data, not only highlight the individual circumstances surrounding each case but also serve as a vital tool in advocating for fair sentencing. Her expertise in program development and clinical operations has been instrumental in establishing best practices within the field, particularly in rural community mental health settings where resources may be limited.
Fran's commitment to improving healthcare delivery is evident in her innovative strategies for leading positive change, particularly in the realm of trauma-informed care. Her skills in traumatology, grief counseling, and evidence-based therapeutic modalities such as Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) enable her to address the complex emotional and psychological needs of her clients. As a passionate advocate for social justice, Fran Mckoy continues to make a profound impact on the lives of those she serves, ensuring that every voice is heard within the judicial system.
