Judicial psychological examination
Examination of psychologically relevant circumstances pursuant to a court ruling: emotional state, characteristics of perception, parent-child relationships and consequences of events.
Examinations for courts, advocates, lawyers, family disputes, report review and preparation of a pretrial position.
Examination of psychologically relevant circumstances pursuant to a court ruling: emotional state, characteristics of perception, parent-child relationships and consequences of events.
A psychological opinion for advocates, lawyers, courts, negotiations, a claim or preparation of a position in a case.
Analysis of psychological circumstances in disputes concerning children: contact, attachment, emotional state, conditions of interaction and risks of a conflict situation.
Assessment of the nature of interaction between a child and parents, emotional attachment, communication characteristics and psychologically relevant factors.
Analysis of emotional experiences, stress reactions, psychological consequences of an event and their connection with case materials.
Interdisciplinary examination of verbal influence, threats, manipulative features, the intended addressee and psychological perception of a message.
Assessment of a psychologically relevant state during an event, stress factors, perception of the situation and individual psychological characteristics.
Review of methods, questions, completeness of examination, limits of competence, logic of conclusions and consistency of the report with case materials.
At the first stage, a brief description and list of questions are sufficient. Do not send medical documents or information identifying children through this form; we will agree the full set separately.