Forensic Assessment

Who it's for: courts, lawyers, organisations and individuals who need a structured view of the credibility of an account or statement.

What it explores: the account itself, how it was given, its consistency with other information, and factors such as memory, suggestibility and mental state.

What you receive: a structured written opinion. No method can prove whether someone is telling the truth; findings are one source of evidence among others.

Who it's for: courts, prisons, secure services, security organisations and lawyers who need to understand and manage the risk of violence.

What it explores: historical, clinical and risk-management factors, using a structured professional judgement approach with interview and file review.

What you receive: a risk formulation, likely risk scenarios, and practical recommendations for management and monitoring.

Who it's for: courts, lawyers, prisons and correctional services that need to estimate the likelihood of reoffending.

What it explores: established static and dynamic risk factors, using validated risk tools, interview and records.

What you receive: a report with the risk estimate, its limits, and recommendations for supervision and treatment.

Who it's for: courts, prisons and secure services where psychopathic traits are relevant to risk or treatment planning.

What it explores: interpersonal, emotional, lifestyle and antisocial features, using a validated rating scale, a semi-structured interview and full file review.

What you receive: a scored profile with interpretation, used alongside other evidence and never as a label on its own.

Who it's for: legal teams, investigators and security organisations working on complex cases.

What it explores: behavioural and psychological patterns in case material.

​What you receive: a written consultation or briefing to support, not replace, investigative and legal decisions.