Forensic services
We offer a professional and unique service in psycholegal assessment and reports for Court for a range of criminal and civil litigation matters which may include:
Specialising in Forensic Reports & Assessments
Drug Offences
Personal use/possession
Trafficking
(commercial and simpliciter)
Importation / manufacture / cultivation
Family Court
Single Expert Witness
Civil Litigation & Medicolegal
Institutional Abuse
Immigration
WorkCover & TAC
Personal injury
Professional Competency Evaluations
APHRA
Medical Board
Legal Services Board
Psychological Fitness To Work
Driving Offences
DUI & culpable driving
Dangerous/reckless driving
Unlicenced and unregistered driving
Traffic offences
Fine Applications
Criminal Offences
Manslaughter & Murder
Firearms & weapons
Assault, sexual or violent offences
Child abuse material and child sex offences
Drug Offences
Dishonesty and fraud offences
Driving offences
All Summary & Indictable Offences
Specialised Assessments including Risk
Personality assessment
ADHD assessment
Specialised risk assessments for violent and sexual offenders reoffending, arson, stalking, substance abuse, and intimate partner violence
SORA Reporting Obligations Applications
Firearm Licensing
applications
What Is Forensic
Psychology?
Forensic psychology is the application of clinical psychology to the legal system in order to investigate, understand, analyse, and prevent criminal behaviour. Forensic psychologists have specialised training which enables them to provide expert opinion and prepare court reports relating to psycholegal matters. These include pre-sentence and mitigation assessments, general risk assessments, sexual and violence risk assessment.
In addition to criminal matters, assessments are often required for civil litigation including Family Court matters relating to parenting and child custody arrangements or disputes, personal injury, medico-legal and compensation claims.
Professional Development
FCG offer consultancy and provision of workshops/training to legal professionals and other mental health professionals
In addition, we offer supervision and/or collaborative practice with other treating mental health professionals on forensic matters.
