Evaluates a parent's psychological ability to provide safe and effective care for their child. Usually carried out by Forensic or Clinical Psychologists.
Evaluates mental health, emotional functioning, and behavioural patterns in a parent or carer.
Assessing a child’s mental health needs, developmental issues, or trauma. Provided by Child Psychologists or CAMHS Consultants.
Evaluation of mental illness, risk to children, or the need for treatment. Conducted by a Consultant Psychiatrist, including Perinatal or Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists.
Identifies potential risks to children from mental illness, addiction, or violent behaviour. Usually undertaken by Forensic Psychologists or Psychiatrists.
Assessment of psychological harm to victims and any ongoing emotional risks. Carried out by Clinical Psychologists or Trauma Specialists.
Investigates the extent and impact of drug or alcohol use on parenting and family safety.
Assesses whether a party has the mental capacity to participate in legal proceedings, including giving instructions and understanding advice.
Examines the quality of the emotional bond between child and caregiver, often used in care and contact disputes.
Evaluates a child’s physical, cognitive, and emotional development, especially where neglect is suspected.
Explores psychological trauma and emotional harm following domestic violence or coercive control.
Cognitive Functioning Assessment (Adult)
Impact of Domestic Abuse (on Parent or Child)
Autism or ADHD Diagnostic Assessment
Expert Medical Reports (e.g., Injury, Failure to Thrive)
Therapeutic Needs and Recommendations