Psycholegal Services

Clinical therapy where there is a legal context (e.g., trauma therapy for victims involved in proceedings, court-mandated treatment, support for parents in custody disputes).

We conduct comprehensive psychological evaluations in legal and quasi-legal settings, including matters involving parental alienation, domestic or family violence, trauma-related impact, criminal responsibility, and workplace or insurance disputes. Evaluations may include record review, clinical interviews, collateral consultations, and standardized psychological testing when indicated, culminating in an integrated written report and preparation for legal proceedings.

Psychosocial expertise involves a neutral, structured evaluation of parenting capacity, child well-being, custody and access arrangements, and family dynamics. These mandates are conducted by qualified psychosocial experts (psychologists or social workers) and are carried out with rigor and impartiality. The process may include intake interviews, collateral consultations (e.g., schools, child protection services, health professionals), parent–child observations, and the preparation of a comprehensive written report.

Specialized services for police, paramedics, firefighters, correctional officers, and other first responders.

Intervention model for parent–child relationship repair in high-conflict separation or parental alienation contexts. Structured sessions with children and parents, often court-mandated. Focus on rebuilding trust, communication, and co-parenting cooperation.

Therapeutic intervention for families experiencing entrenched conflict, often in parallel to or following court processes. Involves joint sessions, individual family member meetings, and systemic work. May be recommended by lawyers, mediators, or judges.

Assisting legal professionals with psychological expertise (case review, strategy, critique of opposing experts, report preparation).