Forensic report services incorporating actuarial risk assessment provide a rigorous, data-driven evaluation of an individual's likelihood of reoffending or presenting risk. These assessments utilise validated statistical tools designed to objectively measure risk factors derived from empirical research. By integrating actuarial data, forensic reports offer a structured and reliable foundation for risk determination in legal and clinical contexts.

In conjunction with these assessments, evidence-based case management support options are employed to inform tailored intervention strategies. These support services rely on best-practice guidelines and clinical expertise to address identified risks and needs, facilitating effective rehabilitation and risk mitigation. Together, actuarial risk assessment and evidence-based case management form a comprehensive approach that enhances decision-making accuracy, promotes public safety, and supports the individual's rehabilitation within forensic and therapeutic settings.

At The Assessment and Therapy Centre, we have dedicated psychologist with extensive experience in forensic assessment at all stages of contact with the criminal justice system. Our staff are trained and supervised in the assessment of general forensic risk and treatment needs, along with specific areas of forensic involvement including sexual offending risk, violent offending risk and high risk offender legislation assessments.