Forensic Evaluations

Careful psychological evaluation for legal and referral questions.

Forensic evaluations are structured around a specific question and emphasize documentation, objectivity, context, and clear communication of findings.

The evaluation stays tied to the question being asked.

The process may include interview, records review, psychological testing, collateral information when appropriate, and a written report that addresses the referral question directly.

Clear scope from the start

The evaluation begins by clarifying the legal or referral question, needed records, relevant context, and limits of confidentiality.

Clear scope from the start

The evaluation begins by clarifying the legal or referral question, needed records, relevant context, and limits of confidentiality.

Clear scope from the start

The evaluation begins by clarifying the legal or referral question, needed records, relevant context, and limits of confidentiality.

Structured information gathering

Information is gathered through appropriate methods and interpreted with attention to reliability, context, and clinical relevance.

Structured information gathering

Information is gathered through appropriate methods and interpreted with attention to reliability, context, and clinical relevance.

Structured information gathering

Information is gathered through appropriate methods and interpreted with attention to reliability, context, and clinical relevance.

Findings stated clearly

Reports communicate findings, opinions, and limitations in a careful, organized, and understandable way.

Findings stated clearly

Reports communicate findings, opinions, and limitations in a careful, organized, and understandable way.

Findings stated clearly

Reports communicate findings, opinions, and limitations in a careful, organized, and understandable way.