Forensic Sexology and Forensic Psychosexual Therapy 

Forensic Sexology and Forensic Psychosexual Assessment

I offer specialist assessment and treatment at the intersection of psychosexual psychotherapy and forensic practice, working with complex and sensitive behavioural presentations where questions of risk, boundaries, or responsibility may arise.

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Forensic Assessment

Forensic assessment involves the structured evaluation of sexual behaviour, psychological functioning, and risk. This includes the development of a formulation integrating behavioural patterns, emotional regulation, attachment history, and wider contextual factors.

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Where assessments are undertaken for legal or court purposes, they are conducted independently and are not combined with ongoing therapeutic work, in line with professional and ethical standards.

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Forensic Treatment​

Forensic treatment focuses on supporting individuals to understand and change patterns of behaviour that may feel difficult to manage or carry risk. This work is formulation-led and integrates psychotherapeutic and forensic principles, including attention to responsibility, emotional regulation, and behavioural change.

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Court Reporting

I undertake medico-legal reporting where requested by legal teams or organisations. This involves the preparation of structured, evidence-informed reports addressing sexual behaviour, psychological functioning, and treatment needs within criminal, civil, or family court contexts.

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Enquiries and Instruction

Forensic assessments and medico-legal reports are undertaken on a case-by-case basis, depending on the nature, scope, and context of the work.

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Enquiries may be made directly but are usually via legal representatives. An initial discussion can be arranged to clarify requirements, timescales, and suitability prior to formal instruction.

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Fees typically range from £500 to £3,000 depending on scope and reporting requirements. this will be discussed on enquiry and reflect the complexity of the assessment, time required, and reporting obligations.

 

For further information or to arrange an initial discussion, please make contact via email.