Whether the matter involves justice, corrections, child welfare, health, or social services, our team applies psychological science within complex legal and institutional contexts to provide objective assessment, informed consultation, and specialized treatment that support fair decision-making, effective planning, risk management, and appropriate outcomes for individuals and organizations.
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Our forensic assessment services provide objective, evidence-based evaluations to support courts, legal counsel, correctional agencies, and other decision-makers in complex criminal, civil, family, and youth justice matters.
Services Include:
- Risk assessment for violence, sexual offending, and recidivism
- Psycholegal evaluations related to criminal, civil, and family law matters
- Fitness to stand trial, criminal responsibility, youth-to-adult court transfer, and capacity assessments under Canadian legal frameworks
- Pre-sentence and post-sentence evaluations for courts and correctional agencies
Our Children, Youth & Family Services support young people and their families through emotional, behavioural, developmental, and relationship challenges with practical, age-appropriate care.
Services include:
- Individual and group treatment for justice-involved clients
- Trauma-informed interventions addressing accountability, relapse prevention, relationship skills, and emotional and behavioural regulation
- Pre-sentence and post-sentence evaluations for courts and correctional agencies
Our consultation and expert services support legal, correctional, child welfare, and social service professionals through specialized case consultation, risk management planning, training, and education related to complex and high-risk matters.
Services include:
- Consultation to legal professionals, correctional services, child protection and child welfare organizations, and review boards
- Case consultation and risk management planning for organizations working with high-risk clients
- Training and education programs for professionals in psychology, child protection/child welfare, corrections, law enforcement, and social services