Forensic Psychology Services

Psychological Assessments

A forensic psychological assessment examines relevant psychological, behavioural, and personal history in response to specific referral questions. The process may include interviews, review of supplied records, and appropriate assessment tools. Findings are presented in a clear report that distinguishes observed information, reported history, and professional opinion. The scope is agreed before the assessment begins.

Forensic Reports

Forensic reports present assessment findings in a structured, accessible format for legal and professional readers. Each report addresses the agreed referral questions, outlines the information considered, and explains the reasoning behind opinions. Where evidence is limited or a conclusion cannot be reached, those limits are stated. Report scope and timing depend on the materials and questions involved.

Professional Consultation

Consultation can help legal professionals and other referrers identify relevant psychological questions, understand assessment options, and plan next steps. Discussions stay within the agreed scope and clarify what can be addressed through forensic psychological work. Consultation does not replace an assessment or report when one is required. The purpose and boundaries are confirmed at the outset.