A forensic psychologist provides assessment and treatment to justice-involved individuals. They may consult with law enforcement, lawyers, or the court.
A clinical psychologist provides assessment, treatment, and diagnoses for psychological conditions and/or behavioural concerns.
Clinical psychologists often work with the general public. In contrast, a forensic psychologist generally works with justice-involved individuals and/or addresses behaviour that may cause a person to come into contact with the law.
You can schedule a consultation when you believe you should be seeing a psychologist due to your current circumstance, or your lawyer has recommended you seek treatment.
Yes, we provide treatment online. We do not provide psychological assessments, including risk assessments, online due to the nature of the evaluations.
It is important to bring a list of your questions, symptoms, and pertinent information related to your circumstance. You should also bring a list of medications you may be taking. If you are an individual who has come into contact with the law, we recommend you consult with your lawyer regarding your documentation prior to your assessment.
Generally, we recommend individuals clear their day’s schedule in order to participate as long as required. The duration of the assessment depends on the complexity of the case and severity of the circumstance. Your psychologist may be able to provide you with a general time frame once they have reviewed your documents prior to your assessment.
The cost depends on the time required to complete the assessment and the number of referral questions. An estimated cost will be provided and a retainer will be requested prior to scheduling.
A psychological risk assessment may be used as a decision-making tool to aid in sentencing. They may also be used to provide treatment recommendations and provide an understanding of someone’s psychological state and/or behaviour associated with someone’s offending behaviour.
A consultation is required prior to scheduling an assessment to ensure one of our psychologists is able to address your concerns. An assessment may need to be scheduled months in advance, so we encourage individuals to plan accordingly.
We are a private practice. We do not provide court-ordered assessments. Our pre-sentence psychological risk assessments are considered private. We encourage you to consult with your lawyer prior to booking an assessment.
A diagnosis is based on your psychological state including your emotional and cognitive well-being and/or behaviour. This may be an important aspect of a psychological risk assessment but considered separate from an opinion of risk of re-offence.
Evaluations are provided through the court. Our evaluations including psychological and/or risk assessments are privately funded through individuals requesting the service.
Our psychologists are able to provide specialized psychological services for general mental health concerns, offence-related behaviours, and/or problematic sexual thoughts and/or behaviours.
This is a complex question you explore with your psychologist through treatment. Treatment provided is evidence-based and will hopefully provide individuals with a sound understanding of their problematic behaviour.
Your psychologist will introduce you to strategies and skills depending on the complexity with the intention of helping you to reduce your problematic behaviour.
Yes, we typically work with individuals privately. Individuals may decide to share their treatment progress and supporting documentation with their lawyers and/or supervision team.
We are a team of forensically trained clinical psychologists who have worked with both individuals who have committed sexually motivated offences and provided treatment for those who do not want to offend.
We provide individual therapy. Currently, we do not provide group therapy.
Yes. As a team, we are strongly committed to the prevention of sexual abuse. If you are experiencing sexual thoughts or have a problematic sexual interest, we may be able to help.
Yes, individuals who may be under a supervision order in the community can continue to engage in therapy through Eagle Landing Psychological Services. Consultation and collaboration with community stakeholders can be discussed at the beginning of treatment.
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